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ParticipantPretty interesting.
He is looking at houses that peaked under $600K and are now down 50%, within a 5-minute drive of a Starbucks, with no “free-range” pit bulls.
He may be a little early, but not too much although I wish him luck in finding 1500 houses that meet his criteria in 12 months.
He’d be wise to spread those purchases out over several years to limit exposure to further declines.
This guy definitely won’t have much affect on Carmel Valley but it may affect Chulajuana and Temecula.
ParticipantPretty interesting.
He is looking at houses that peaked under $600K and are now down 50%, within a 5-minute drive of a Starbucks, with no “free-range” pit bulls.
He may be a little early, but not too much although I wish him luck in finding 1500 houses that meet his criteria in 12 months.
He’d be wise to spread those purchases out over several years to limit exposure to further declines.
This guy definitely won’t have much affect on Carmel Valley but it may affect Chulajuana and Temecula.
ParticipantPretty interesting.
He is looking at houses that peaked under $600K and are now down 50%, within a 5-minute drive of a Starbucks, with no “free-range” pit bulls.
He may be a little early, but not too much although I wish him luck in finding 1500 houses that meet his criteria in 12 months.
He’d be wise to spread those purchases out over several years to limit exposure to further declines.
This guy definitely won’t have much affect on Carmel Valley but it may affect Chulajuana and Temecula.
ParticipantPretty interesting.
He is looking at houses that peaked under $600K and are now down 50%, within a 5-minute drive of a Starbucks, with no “free-range” pit bulls.
He may be a little early, but not too much although I wish him luck in finding 1500 houses that meet his criteria in 12 months.
He’d be wise to spread those purchases out over several years to limit exposure to further declines.
This guy definitely won’t have much affect on Carmel Valley but it may affect Chulajuana and Temecula.
ParticipantPretty interesting.
He is looking at houses that peaked under $600K and are now down 50%, within a 5-minute drive of a Starbucks, with no “free-range” pit bulls.
He may be a little early, but not too much although I wish him luck in finding 1500 houses that meet his criteria in 12 months.
He’d be wise to spread those purchases out over several years to limit exposure to further declines.
This guy definitely won’t have much affect on Carmel Valley but it may affect Chulajuana and Temecula.
ParticipantSD R – I like to think of it as a ball bouncing down the steps.
This definitely looks to be a bit of a Summer dead-cat bounce, to be followed by the Holy Shit phase starting in Sept or Oct.
These numbers suggest Sept may hold pretty strong so I’m gonna say the HS phase may not start until Oct.
Of course we won’t see the data for Oct until Nov, so it’ll be a three more months before we can really say “Holy Shit.”
ParticipantSD R – I like to think of it as a ball bouncing down the steps.
This definitely looks to be a bit of a Summer dead-cat bounce, to be followed by the Holy Shit phase starting in Sept or Oct.
These numbers suggest Sept may hold pretty strong so I’m gonna say the HS phase may not start until Oct.
Of course we won’t see the data for Oct until Nov, so it’ll be a three more months before we can really say “Holy Shit.”
ParticipantSD R – I like to think of it as a ball bouncing down the steps.
This definitely looks to be a bit of a Summer dead-cat bounce, to be followed by the Holy Shit phase starting in Sept or Oct.
These numbers suggest Sept may hold pretty strong so I’m gonna say the HS phase may not start until Oct.
Of course we won’t see the data for Oct until Nov, so it’ll be a three more months before we can really say “Holy Shit.”
ParticipantSD R – I like to think of it as a ball bouncing down the steps.
This definitely looks to be a bit of a Summer dead-cat bounce, to be followed by the Holy Shit phase starting in Sept or Oct.
These numbers suggest Sept may hold pretty strong so I’m gonna say the HS phase may not start until Oct.
Of course we won’t see the data for Oct until Nov, so it’ll be a three more months before we can really say “Holy Shit.”
ParticipantSD R – I like to think of it as a ball bouncing down the steps.
This definitely looks to be a bit of a Summer dead-cat bounce, to be followed by the Holy Shit phase starting in Sept or Oct.
These numbers suggest Sept may hold pretty strong so I’m gonna say the HS phase may not start until Oct.
Of course we won’t see the data for Oct until Nov, so it’ll be a three more months before we can really say “Holy Shit.”
August 5, 2008 at 10:37 AM in reply to: What is a sensible criteria to determine when to pull the trigger? #252689ParticipantWell put DWCAP.
I’d say an important indicator would be 3 to 6 consecutive months of positive year-over-year sales growth.
Once that happens, I’ll start looking at all the other numbers. Until that happens, I’ll just keep
reading forums and hoping for my industry to stay healthy and for housing prices to crash.Also – remember you need two things to pull the trigger 1) the right market conditions and 2) the right personal finance conditions.
Alot of people waiting for the market may not be ready when the time is right so add “personal financial situation” to the list of indicators.
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