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Well if you have an awesome lease I would sit tight but the movement will be choppy and slow and will irritate you and test your patience. However in 2010 looking back to 08 the odds are high that you will realize some savings by waiting. Whether it fits your lifestyle is another question especially if you are wanting to get the kids into Westview instead of SRHS.
SD Realtor
ParticipantGotcha –
Well if you have an awesome lease I would sit tight but the movement will be choppy and slow and will irritate you and test your patience. However in 2010 looking back to 08 the odds are high that you will realize some savings by waiting. Whether it fits your lifestyle is another question especially if you are wanting to get the kids into Westview instead of SRHS.
SD Realtor
ParticipantGotcha –
Well if you have an awesome lease I would sit tight but the movement will be choppy and slow and will irritate you and test your patience. However in 2010 looking back to 08 the odds are high that you will realize some savings by waiting. Whether it fits your lifestyle is another question especially if you are wanting to get the kids into Westview instead of SRHS.
SD Realtor
ParticipantGotcha –
Well if you have an awesome lease I would sit tight but the movement will be choppy and slow and will irritate you and test your patience. However in 2010 looking back to 08 the odds are high that you will realize some savings by waiting. Whether it fits your lifestyle is another question especially if you are wanting to get the kids into Westview instead of SRHS.
SD Realtor
Participant“Back in 2006 I was expecting 30 years fixed to be around 8% by now. Obviously I was wrong.”
heheheh –
I can beat that… back in 2004 I was expecting rates to be in the 8% range by 2006. I gave up long long ago trying to justify that things have to happen.
JWM I THOROUGHLY agree with your argument that in the future rates will have to go up. I simply do not see how they cannot. However I am not so sure they will happen in the timeframe you are speaking of or at the pace you are hoping for… Personally I would love to see it happen as well because for me as a potential buyer with alot of cash saved up, it would serve to increase my purchasing power, somewhat. However I have given up trying to make statements such as this or that HAS to happen.
In reality, nothing HAS to happen, yes things can/will eventually snap under the burden of debt. However to doubt the will of the powers that be to use EVERY tool at thier disposal to continue to keep the consumer buying is something that I stopped trying to do. I am amazed at the tenacity of these same powers that be. They have proven time and time again that they will continue with every ounce of energy to prop things up and let the reins out until they run out of leather.
We have already given the screw you signal to foreign investors who lost billions in MBS. Can and will we do the same for treasuries? I would think no we won’t but… well I think there is a big but there. For all of the problems it would cause us there are big problems that it would cause our creditors as well if they said, screw you USA.
Can all this keep a low treasury yield forever? No way jose…Again, I do indeed agree with your line of thought. Just not as sure of the time frame as you are. I do think Ben will adjust them if he can get a couple months of stable economic numbers. I don’t see him cranking them like he should but he will most likely nudge them.
Also we will be alot healthier financially to suck it up and raise the rates… Can’t help but wonder where rates would be if Volker was running the show right now.
SD Realtor
Participant“Back in 2006 I was expecting 30 years fixed to be around 8% by now. Obviously I was wrong.”
heheheh –
I can beat that… back in 2004 I was expecting rates to be in the 8% range by 2006. I gave up long long ago trying to justify that things have to happen.
JWM I THOROUGHLY agree with your argument that in the future rates will have to go up. I simply do not see how they cannot. However I am not so sure they will happen in the timeframe you are speaking of or at the pace you are hoping for… Personally I would love to see it happen as well because for me as a potential buyer with alot of cash saved up, it would serve to increase my purchasing power, somewhat. However I have given up trying to make statements such as this or that HAS to happen.
In reality, nothing HAS to happen, yes things can/will eventually snap under the burden of debt. However to doubt the will of the powers that be to use EVERY tool at thier disposal to continue to keep the consumer buying is something that I stopped trying to do. I am amazed at the tenacity of these same powers that be. They have proven time and time again that they will continue with every ounce of energy to prop things up and let the reins out until they run out of leather.
We have already given the screw you signal to foreign investors who lost billions in MBS. Can and will we do the same for treasuries? I would think no we won’t but… well I think there is a big but there. For all of the problems it would cause us there are big problems that it would cause our creditors as well if they said, screw you USA.
Can all this keep a low treasury yield forever? No way jose…Again, I do indeed agree with your line of thought. Just not as sure of the time frame as you are. I do think Ben will adjust them if he can get a couple months of stable economic numbers. I don’t see him cranking them like he should but he will most likely nudge them.
Also we will be alot healthier financially to suck it up and raise the rates… Can’t help but wonder where rates would be if Volker was running the show right now.
SD Realtor
Participant“Back in 2006 I was expecting 30 years fixed to be around 8% by now. Obviously I was wrong.”
heheheh –
I can beat that… back in 2004 I was expecting rates to be in the 8% range by 2006. I gave up long long ago trying to justify that things have to happen.
JWM I THOROUGHLY agree with your argument that in the future rates will have to go up. I simply do not see how they cannot. However I am not so sure they will happen in the timeframe you are speaking of or at the pace you are hoping for… Personally I would love to see it happen as well because for me as a potential buyer with alot of cash saved up, it would serve to increase my purchasing power, somewhat. However I have given up trying to make statements such as this or that HAS to happen.
In reality, nothing HAS to happen, yes things can/will eventually snap under the burden of debt. However to doubt the will of the powers that be to use EVERY tool at thier disposal to continue to keep the consumer buying is something that I stopped trying to do. I am amazed at the tenacity of these same powers that be. They have proven time and time again that they will continue with every ounce of energy to prop things up and let the reins out until they run out of leather.
We have already given the screw you signal to foreign investors who lost billions in MBS. Can and will we do the same for treasuries? I would think no we won’t but… well I think there is a big but there. For all of the problems it would cause us there are big problems that it would cause our creditors as well if they said, screw you USA.
Can all this keep a low treasury yield forever? No way jose…Again, I do indeed agree with your line of thought. Just not as sure of the time frame as you are. I do think Ben will adjust them if he can get a couple months of stable economic numbers. I don’t see him cranking them like he should but he will most likely nudge them.
Also we will be alot healthier financially to suck it up and raise the rates… Can’t help but wonder where rates would be if Volker was running the show right now.
SD Realtor
Participant“Back in 2006 I was expecting 30 years fixed to be around 8% by now. Obviously I was wrong.”
heheheh –
I can beat that… back in 2004 I was expecting rates to be in the 8% range by 2006. I gave up long long ago trying to justify that things have to happen.
JWM I THOROUGHLY agree with your argument that in the future rates will have to go up. I simply do not see how they cannot. However I am not so sure they will happen in the timeframe you are speaking of or at the pace you are hoping for… Personally I would love to see it happen as well because for me as a potential buyer with alot of cash saved up, it would serve to increase my purchasing power, somewhat. However I have given up trying to make statements such as this or that HAS to happen.
In reality, nothing HAS to happen, yes things can/will eventually snap under the burden of debt. However to doubt the will of the powers that be to use EVERY tool at thier disposal to continue to keep the consumer buying is something that I stopped trying to do. I am amazed at the tenacity of these same powers that be. They have proven time and time again that they will continue with every ounce of energy to prop things up and let the reins out until they run out of leather.
We have already given the screw you signal to foreign investors who lost billions in MBS. Can and will we do the same for treasuries? I would think no we won’t but… well I think there is a big but there. For all of the problems it would cause us there are big problems that it would cause our creditors as well if they said, screw you USA.
Can all this keep a low treasury yield forever? No way jose…Again, I do indeed agree with your line of thought. Just not as sure of the time frame as you are. I do think Ben will adjust them if he can get a couple months of stable economic numbers. I don’t see him cranking them like he should but he will most likely nudge them.
Also we will be alot healthier financially to suck it up and raise the rates… Can’t help but wonder where rates would be if Volker was running the show right now.
SD Realtor
Participant“Back in 2006 I was expecting 30 years fixed to be around 8% by now. Obviously I was wrong.”
heheheh –
I can beat that… back in 2004 I was expecting rates to be in the 8% range by 2006. I gave up long long ago trying to justify that things have to happen.
JWM I THOROUGHLY agree with your argument that in the future rates will have to go up. I simply do not see how they cannot. However I am not so sure they will happen in the timeframe you are speaking of or at the pace you are hoping for… Personally I would love to see it happen as well because for me as a potential buyer with alot of cash saved up, it would serve to increase my purchasing power, somewhat. However I have given up trying to make statements such as this or that HAS to happen.
In reality, nothing HAS to happen, yes things can/will eventually snap under the burden of debt. However to doubt the will of the powers that be to use EVERY tool at thier disposal to continue to keep the consumer buying is something that I stopped trying to do. I am amazed at the tenacity of these same powers that be. They have proven time and time again that they will continue with every ounce of energy to prop things up and let the reins out until they run out of leather.
We have already given the screw you signal to foreign investors who lost billions in MBS. Can and will we do the same for treasuries? I would think no we won’t but… well I think there is a big but there. For all of the problems it would cause us there are big problems that it would cause our creditors as well if they said, screw you USA.
Can all this keep a low treasury yield forever? No way jose…Again, I do indeed agree with your line of thought. Just not as sure of the time frame as you are. I do think Ben will adjust them if he can get a couple months of stable economic numbers. I don’t see him cranking them like he should but he will most likely nudge them.
Also we will be alot healthier financially to suck it up and raise the rates… Can’t help but wonder where rates would be if Volker was running the show right now.
SD Realtor
ParticipantTDS exempt means that the owners of the home are exempt from providing any disclosure information. This is generally the case for homes that are bank owned or there has been a trustee sale. That is perhaps the owners of the home have passed away and the executors of the trust then sell the home.
In all these cases the people selling the home have never lived there and have no knowledge of any preexisting conditions thus they are exempt from having any disclosure responsibilities because they have never been in the home or know little/nothing about the home.
SD Realtor
ParticipantTDS exempt means that the owners of the home are exempt from providing any disclosure information. This is generally the case for homes that are bank owned or there has been a trustee sale. That is perhaps the owners of the home have passed away and the executors of the trust then sell the home.
In all these cases the people selling the home have never lived there and have no knowledge of any preexisting conditions thus they are exempt from having any disclosure responsibilities because they have never been in the home or know little/nothing about the home.
SD Realtor
ParticipantTDS exempt means that the owners of the home are exempt from providing any disclosure information. This is generally the case for homes that are bank owned or there has been a trustee sale. That is perhaps the owners of the home have passed away and the executors of the trust then sell the home.
In all these cases the people selling the home have never lived there and have no knowledge of any preexisting conditions thus they are exempt from having any disclosure responsibilities because they have never been in the home or know little/nothing about the home.
SD Realtor
ParticipantTDS exempt means that the owners of the home are exempt from providing any disclosure information. This is generally the case for homes that are bank owned or there has been a trustee sale. That is perhaps the owners of the home have passed away and the executors of the trust then sell the home.
In all these cases the people selling the home have never lived there and have no knowledge of any preexisting conditions thus they are exempt from having any disclosure responsibilities because they have never been in the home or know little/nothing about the home.
SD Realtor
ParticipantTDS exempt means that the owners of the home are exempt from providing any disclosure information. This is generally the case for homes that are bank owned or there has been a trustee sale. That is perhaps the owners of the home have passed away and the executors of the trust then sell the home.
In all these cases the people selling the home have never lived there and have no knowledge of any preexisting conditions thus they are exempt from having any disclosure responsibilities because they have never been in the home or know little/nothing about the home.
SD Realtor
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