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  • May 24, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: San Diego RE market slowing? Inventory increasing? #553499
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    I don’t mean to highjack this tread, but I’ve heard on NPR news today that there are 60,000 late property tax notice letters sent out (aprox $210 million) in SD County.

    Now, I’m looking at the note from CR

    “FHA Commissioner: Housing on “Life support”, “very sick system”
    by CalculatedRisk on 5/24/2010 05:55:00 PM
    “This is a market purely on life support, sustained by the federal government. Having FHA do this much volume is a sign of a very sick system.”
    Federal Housing Commissioner David Stevens at Mortgage Bankers Association Government Housing Conference (see Bloomberg, the FHA was involved in more transactions in Q1 than Fannie and Freddie combined)”

    http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/05/fha-commissioner-housing-on-life.html

    My take on this that something will have to change sooner or later (sooner in my mind, yet that’s a common sense prospective……which doesn’t weight much nowadays)

    May 24, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: San Diego RE market slowing? Inventory increasing? #553989
    SD Transplant
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    I don’t mean to highjack this tread, but I’ve heard on NPR news today that there are 60,000 late property tax notice letters sent out (aprox $210 million) in SD County.

    Now, I’m looking at the note from CR

    “FHA Commissioner: Housing on “Life support”, “very sick system”
    by CalculatedRisk on 5/24/2010 05:55:00 PM
    “This is a market purely on life support, sustained by the federal government. Having FHA do this much volume is a sign of a very sick system.”
    Federal Housing Commissioner David Stevens at Mortgage Bankers Association Government Housing Conference (see Bloomberg, the FHA was involved in more transactions in Q1 than Fannie and Freddie combined)”

    http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/05/fha-commissioner-housing-on-life.html

    My take on this that something will have to change sooner or later (sooner in my mind, yet that’s a common sense prospective……which doesn’t weight much nowadays)

    May 24, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: San Diego RE market slowing? Inventory increasing? #554086
    SD Transplant
    Participant

    I don’t mean to highjack this tread, but I’ve heard on NPR news today that there are 60,000 late property tax notice letters sent out (aprox $210 million) in SD County.

    Now, I’m looking at the note from CR

    “FHA Commissioner: Housing on “Life support”, “very sick system”
    by CalculatedRisk on 5/24/2010 05:55:00 PM
    “This is a market purely on life support, sustained by the federal government. Having FHA do this much volume is a sign of a very sick system.”
    Federal Housing Commissioner David Stevens at Mortgage Bankers Association Government Housing Conference (see Bloomberg, the FHA was involved in more transactions in Q1 than Fannie and Freddie combined)”

    http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/05/fha-commissioner-housing-on-life.html

    My take on this that something will have to change sooner or later (sooner in my mind, yet that’s a common sense prospective……which doesn’t weight much nowadays)

    May 24, 2010 at 4:43 PM in reply to: San Diego RE market slowing? Inventory increasing? #554364
    SD Transplant
    Participant

    I don’t mean to highjack this tread, but I’ve heard on NPR news today that there are 60,000 late property tax notice letters sent out (aprox $210 million) in SD County.

    Now, I’m looking at the note from CR

    “FHA Commissioner: Housing on “Life support”, “very sick system”
    by CalculatedRisk on 5/24/2010 05:55:00 PM
    “This is a market purely on life support, sustained by the federal government. Having FHA do this much volume is a sign of a very sick system.”
    Federal Housing Commissioner David Stevens at Mortgage Bankers Association Government Housing Conference (see Bloomberg, the FHA was involved in more transactions in Q1 than Fannie and Freddie combined)”

    http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/05/fha-commissioner-housing-on-life.html

    My take on this that something will have to change sooner or later (sooner in my mind, yet that’s a common sense prospective……which doesn’t weight much nowadays)

    May 17, 2010 at 5:35 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #551112
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    Got to love it how expectations change suddenly. Two weeks ago, I would have been angry at the prospect of a 2nd year w/out a raise. However, in the last 2 Fridays, two senior people from my old division were walked out, if one could call it quietly.

    So, glad to have a job (2 years w/out raise so far but 401K match was increased 1 year ago).

    May 17, 2010 at 5:35 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #551219
    SD Transplant
    Participant

    Got to love it how expectations change suddenly. Two weeks ago, I would have been angry at the prospect of a 2nd year w/out a raise. However, in the last 2 Fridays, two senior people from my old division were walked out, if one could call it quietly.

    So, glad to have a job (2 years w/out raise so far but 401K match was increased 1 year ago).

    May 17, 2010 at 5:35 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #551706
    SD Transplant
    Participant

    Got to love it how expectations change suddenly. Two weeks ago, I would have been angry at the prospect of a 2nd year w/out a raise. However, in the last 2 Fridays, two senior people from my old division were walked out, if one could call it quietly.

    So, glad to have a job (2 years w/out raise so far but 401K match was increased 1 year ago).

    May 17, 2010 at 5:35 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #551805
    SD Transplant
    Participant

    Got to love it how expectations change suddenly. Two weeks ago, I would have been angry at the prospect of a 2nd year w/out a raise. However, in the last 2 Fridays, two senior people from my old division were walked out, if one could call it quietly.

    So, glad to have a job (2 years w/out raise so far but 401K match was increased 1 year ago).

    May 17, 2010 at 5:35 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #552083
    SD Transplant
    Participant

    Got to love it how expectations change suddenly. Two weeks ago, I would have been angry at the prospect of a 2nd year w/out a raise. However, in the last 2 Fridays, two senior people from my old division were walked out, if one could call it quietly.

    So, glad to have a job (2 years w/out raise so far but 401K match was increased 1 year ago).

    May 13, 2010 at 2:10 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #549968
    SD Transplant
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    Ok, time to revive this so please sound off for 2010 numbers. I don’t have anything on my side, but curious about other industries

    May 13, 2010 at 2:10 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #550079
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    Ok, time to revive this so please sound off for 2010 numbers. I don’t have anything on my side, but curious about other industries

    May 13, 2010 at 2:10 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #550571
    SD Transplant
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    Ok, time to revive this so please sound off for 2010 numbers. I don’t have anything on my side, but curious about other industries

    May 13, 2010 at 2:10 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #550670
    SD Transplant
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    Ok, time to revive this so please sound off for 2010 numbers. I don’t have anything on my side, but curious about other industries

    May 13, 2010 at 2:10 PM in reply to: What’s your raise this year? #550948
    SD Transplant
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    Ok, time to revive this so please sound off for 2010 numbers. I don’t have anything on my side, but curious about other industries

    May 13, 2010 at 2:08 PM in reply to: Where the Layoffs Are—Is Your Firm on the List? #549964
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    Ouchy

    GenDyn NASSCO to lay off as many as 1,150

    http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/may/12/nassco-lay-many-1150/

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