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ParticipantAround here its not statistically insignificant. Dont get me wrong, I’m not for a bailout and prefer to let the market forces do what they may. But the people who benefited by the problems with the system and sold with big gains seem to be among the most vosciferous when it comes to the bailout topic. It reminds me of individuals screaming to close the borders to immigration when they are the descendants of immigrants themselves. Just a bit hipocritical IMO.
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Speaking of which, Short sales 4,022 up from 3,838 last week. Still no end in sight here.
Countywide we are at 19,657 up from 19,426. Pendings are getting slower and slower. Here’s an example. In my submarket, pendings peaked the last 2 years around the 1st week in April. By the end of August last year, pendings were about 25% than the early April peak. This year pendings are nearly 50% lower than they were in the early April peak.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Speaking of which, Short sales 4,022 up from 3,838 last week. Still no end in sight here.
Countywide we are at 19,657 up from 19,426. Pendings are getting slower and slower. Here’s an example. In my submarket, pendings peaked the last 2 years around the 1st week in April. By the end of August last year, pendings were about 25% than the early April peak. This year pendings are nearly 50% lower than they were in the early April peak.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Speaking of which, Short sales 4,022 up from 3,838 last week. Still no end in sight here.
Countywide we are at 19,657 up from 19,426. Pendings are getting slower and slower. Here’s an example. In my submarket, pendings peaked the last 2 years around the 1st week in April. By the end of August last year, pendings were about 25% than the early April peak. This year pendings are nearly 50% lower than they were in the early April peak.
ParticipantI wonder how all of you who sold at the peak feel about a bail out? My guess is No frickin way you would want to see it. For those who sold at the top to try and time the market, do you realize that you were already bailed out by the system in place at the time (liar loans, exotic financing, loan fraud)? How about we have all the people who sold out at the peak return their windfalls instead of having a government bailout?
Didn’t think so…………
ParticipantI wonder how all of you who sold at the peak feel about a bail out? My guess is No frickin way you would want to see it. For those who sold at the top to try and time the market, do you realize that you were already bailed out by the system in place at the time (liar loans, exotic financing, loan fraud)? How about we have all the people who sold out at the peak return their windfalls instead of having a government bailout?
Didn’t think so…………
ParticipantI wonder how all of you who sold at the peak feel about a bail out? My guess is No frickin way you would want to see it. For those who sold at the top to try and time the market, do you realize that you were already bailed out by the system in place at the time (liar loans, exotic financing, loan fraud)? How about we have all the people who sold out at the peak return their windfalls instead of having a government bailout?
Didn’t think so…………
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In the MLS as 555K but tax records show 705K. My guess is that its a typo or mistake in the tax records. Its happened to clients of mine. There is no f*7Kin way that place could ever sell for 600K let alone 700K. The loan was only 355K on the purchase also.ParticipantOCR
In the MLS as 555K but tax records show 705K. My guess is that its a typo or mistake in the tax records. Its happened to clients of mine. There is no f*7Kin way that place could ever sell for 600K let alone 700K. The loan was only 355K on the purchase also.ParticipantOCR
In the MLS as 555K but tax records show 705K. My guess is that its a typo or mistake in the tax records. Its happened to clients of mine. There is no f*7Kin way that place could ever sell for 600K let alone 700K. The loan was only 355K on the purchase also.ParticipantPrevious owner listed as JJ Moores. Could it be?
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