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  • November 27, 2007 at 2:18 PM in reply to: new case shiller housing index data #104089
    TW
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    Can someone briefly summarize (AGAIN) the exact C-S method.

    I read a VOSD article that seemed to say the C-S method compares actual selling prices of homes that have sold versus what they sold before.

    I thought it was based on the same set of houses being re-appraised over and over (regardless of whether they were actually for sale)?

    TIA

    November 27, 2007 at 2:18 PM in reply to: new case shiller housing index data #104110
    TW
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    Can someone briefly summarize (AGAIN) the exact C-S method.

    I read a VOSD article that seemed to say the C-S method compares actual selling prices of homes that have sold versus what they sold before.

    I thought it was based on the same set of houses being re-appraised over and over (regardless of whether they were actually for sale)?

    TIA

    November 27, 2007 at 2:18 PM in reply to: new case shiller housing index data #104063
    TW
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    Can someone briefly summarize (AGAIN) the exact C-S method.

    I read a VOSD article that seemed to say the C-S method compares actual selling prices of homes that have sold versus what they sold before.

    I thought it was based on the same set of houses being re-appraised over and over (regardless of whether they were actually for sale)?

    TIA

    November 27, 2007 at 2:18 PM in reply to: new case shiller housing index data #104051
    TW
    Participant

    Can someone briefly summarize (AGAIN) the exact C-S method.

    I read a VOSD article that seemed to say the C-S method compares actual selling prices of homes that have sold versus what they sold before.

    I thought it was based on the same set of houses being re-appraised over and over (regardless of whether they were actually for sale)?

    TIA

    November 27, 2007 at 2:18 PM in reply to: new case shiller housing index data #103964
    TW
    Participant

    Can someone briefly summarize (AGAIN) the exact C-S method.

    I read a VOSD article that seemed to say the C-S method compares actual selling prices of homes that have sold versus what they sold before.

    I thought it was based on the same set of houses being re-appraised over and over (regardless of whether they were actually for sale)?

    TIA

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101211
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101113
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101200
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101227
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101230
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101225
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101222
    TW
    Participant

    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101207
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101194
    TW
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    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

    November 19, 2007 at 9:13 AM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #101108
    TW
    Participant

    Thanks for the comments…it sounds like being a contingent buyer is out of the question. So, the best thing is probably to try to pick up a rental inside the trough of the down market and then leverage into another house, possibly renting out ours until the market starts climbing again.

    And yes, oceanview in Vista–with San Clemente island as well (clear days)…

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