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ParticipantBugs at first I thought the property was Phoebe but it didn’t fit your comments exactly. Is the property active or is it pending?
If you don’t want to give further hints I understand.
SD Realtor
ParticipantBugs at first I thought the property was Phoebe but it didn’t fit your comments exactly. Is the property active or is it pending?
If you don’t want to give further hints I understand.
SD Realtor
ParticipantBugs at first I thought the property was Phoebe but it didn’t fit your comments exactly. Is the property active or is it pending?
If you don’t want to give further hints I understand.
SD Realtor
February 1, 2008 at 12:53 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146657ParticipantWhen we had the big inventory numbers in 2006 weren’t there some other posts talking about 30k inventory for 2007?
SD Realtor
February 1, 2008 at 12:53 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146901ParticipantWhen we had the big inventory numbers in 2006 weren’t there some other posts talking about 30k inventory for 2007?
SD Realtor
February 1, 2008 at 12:53 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146928ParticipantWhen we had the big inventory numbers in 2006 weren’t there some other posts talking about 30k inventory for 2007?
SD Realtor
February 1, 2008 at 12:53 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146939ParticipantWhen we had the big inventory numbers in 2006 weren’t there some other posts talking about 30k inventory for 2007?
SD Realtor
February 1, 2008 at 12:53 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #147000ParticipantWhen we had the big inventory numbers in 2006 weren’t there some other posts talking about 30k inventory for 2007?
SD Realtor
January 31, 2008 at 4:37 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146222ParticipantIn theory you could be right lending. I do agree that a good number of homeowners are waking up… unfortunately I still encounter the ostriches. I still run into listing appointments for many homeowners who are looking for that special buyer who will “appreciate this home”. I am serious guys. If I had a buck for how many times I hear that line I would be rich. Most of these sellers also live in the more desireable areas. Big surprise there yeah? So they still cling to unrealistic prices.
Yes some are getting it and yes the rise in the sheer numbers of those people will push the inventory numbers but I don’t believe that factor will push the inventory. I think the simple realization that things are not getting better sooner and will get much worse is much more of a driving reason.
The best part of the original statement was the “perception of rate cuts”
what rate cuts?
Seriously…the 10 year had already priced in the fed moves for the past several weeks. HLS had a pretty telling post recently about a VERY brief spike in the rate sheets that was vaporized in a less then a few hours. So what rate cuts are we talking about?
Also predicting a rampant rise in inventory during spring is not making headlines. I know the post topic had no choice because this is when the rate cuts happened.
SD Realtor
January 31, 2008 at 4:37 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146466ParticipantIn theory you could be right lending. I do agree that a good number of homeowners are waking up… unfortunately I still encounter the ostriches. I still run into listing appointments for many homeowners who are looking for that special buyer who will “appreciate this home”. I am serious guys. If I had a buck for how many times I hear that line I would be rich. Most of these sellers also live in the more desireable areas. Big surprise there yeah? So they still cling to unrealistic prices.
Yes some are getting it and yes the rise in the sheer numbers of those people will push the inventory numbers but I don’t believe that factor will push the inventory. I think the simple realization that things are not getting better sooner and will get much worse is much more of a driving reason.
The best part of the original statement was the “perception of rate cuts”
what rate cuts?
Seriously…the 10 year had already priced in the fed moves for the past several weeks. HLS had a pretty telling post recently about a VERY brief spike in the rate sheets that was vaporized in a less then a few hours. So what rate cuts are we talking about?
Also predicting a rampant rise in inventory during spring is not making headlines. I know the post topic had no choice because this is when the rate cuts happened.
SD Realtor
January 31, 2008 at 4:37 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146494ParticipantIn theory you could be right lending. I do agree that a good number of homeowners are waking up… unfortunately I still encounter the ostriches. I still run into listing appointments for many homeowners who are looking for that special buyer who will “appreciate this home”. I am serious guys. If I had a buck for how many times I hear that line I would be rich. Most of these sellers also live in the more desireable areas. Big surprise there yeah? So they still cling to unrealistic prices.
Yes some are getting it and yes the rise in the sheer numbers of those people will push the inventory numbers but I don’t believe that factor will push the inventory. I think the simple realization that things are not getting better sooner and will get much worse is much more of a driving reason.
The best part of the original statement was the “perception of rate cuts”
what rate cuts?
Seriously…the 10 year had already priced in the fed moves for the past several weeks. HLS had a pretty telling post recently about a VERY brief spike in the rate sheets that was vaporized in a less then a few hours. So what rate cuts are we talking about?
Also predicting a rampant rise in inventory during spring is not making headlines. I know the post topic had no choice because this is when the rate cuts happened.
SD Realtor
January 31, 2008 at 4:37 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146505ParticipantIn theory you could be right lending. I do agree that a good number of homeowners are waking up… unfortunately I still encounter the ostriches. I still run into listing appointments for many homeowners who are looking for that special buyer who will “appreciate this home”. I am serious guys. If I had a buck for how many times I hear that line I would be rich. Most of these sellers also live in the more desireable areas. Big surprise there yeah? So they still cling to unrealistic prices.
Yes some are getting it and yes the rise in the sheer numbers of those people will push the inventory numbers but I don’t believe that factor will push the inventory. I think the simple realization that things are not getting better sooner and will get much worse is much more of a driving reason.
The best part of the original statement was the “perception of rate cuts”
what rate cuts?
Seriously…the 10 year had already priced in the fed moves for the past several weeks. HLS had a pretty telling post recently about a VERY brief spike in the rate sheets that was vaporized in a less then a few hours. So what rate cuts are we talking about?
Also predicting a rampant rise in inventory during spring is not making headlines. I know the post topic had no choice because this is when the rate cuts happened.
SD Realtor
January 31, 2008 at 4:37 PM in reply to: I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory #146565ParticipantIn theory you could be right lending. I do agree that a good number of homeowners are waking up… unfortunately I still encounter the ostriches. I still run into listing appointments for many homeowners who are looking for that special buyer who will “appreciate this home”. I am serious guys. If I had a buck for how many times I hear that line I would be rich. Most of these sellers also live in the more desireable areas. Big surprise there yeah? So they still cling to unrealistic prices.
Yes some are getting it and yes the rise in the sheer numbers of those people will push the inventory numbers but I don’t believe that factor will push the inventory. I think the simple realization that things are not getting better sooner and will get much worse is much more of a driving reason.
The best part of the original statement was the “perception of rate cuts”
what rate cuts?
Seriously…the 10 year had already priced in the fed moves for the past several weeks. HLS had a pretty telling post recently about a VERY brief spike in the rate sheets that was vaporized in a less then a few hours. So what rate cuts are we talking about?
Also predicting a rampant rise in inventory during spring is not making headlines. I know the post topic had no choice because this is when the rate cuts happened.
SD Realtor
ParticipantPatientlywaiting, JWM and lendingbubble first off I don’t think any of you guys are pricks. I think that your opinions are perfectly valid and I do not disagree at all. I absolutely 100% believe and really want the following… no bailout, no intervention, no changing of any limits, no stimulus garbage, no SPENDING of my tax money to subsidze this mess… I 100% want the market to operate in a free and unfettered way because that is how it will return to a healthy state with the least amount of cost to me.
I do realize that this will require pain. It could be alot of pain… the likes with which we have never ever seen. I could not agree more about wanting a much healthier and stronger country for my kids. I look at the now as they toddle around and sometimes cannot help but think how much worse off the world is that they are growing up in then when I was in diapers.
Settling the tab now is the best thing for them. I just have a fearful stance of that bad medicine. I don’t have the hooray bring it on mentality. I have prepped myself for it as much as I can and as well prepared as I think I am, the REALITY of the situation is that nobody here knows how bad it could be. I am never fearful of the known. I am always fearful of the unknown. So my whole point in this post is that there is this supreme confidence by people saying bring it on when they don’t, and cannot, even define what it is they are asking to bring on.
Seems kind of Bush like to me. (and I voted for him!)
Again, try to understand. I want the nation to be better, I want the fix, I want the bad medicine. Just because I fear it doesn’t mean I don’t want it to happen. Don’t mistake that cautious approach for endorsing the way things have been.
I will try once more, does that make sense?
SD Realtor
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