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February 3, 2010 at 8:26 AM in reply to: Mortgage broker predicts further collapse in housing #508916February 3, 2010 at 8:26 AM in reply to: Mortgage broker predicts further collapse in housing #509009
UCGal
ParticipantGiven the recent report that says 23% of houses that have mortgages have negative equity… I’d say we still have a bubble that needs correction.
The negative equity is heavily concentrated in five states – and California is one of them.
According to the report there are 2.4 Million mortages with negative equity in California alone.
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2009/11/negative-equity-report-for-q3.html
Some percentage of that will hit the market through short sale, foreclosure, deed-in-lieue… causing a downward pressure on prices.
February 3, 2010 at 8:26 AM in reply to: Mortgage broker predicts further collapse in housing #509263UCGal
ParticipantGiven the recent report that says 23% of houses that have mortgages have negative equity… I’d say we still have a bubble that needs correction.
The negative equity is heavily concentrated in five states – and California is one of them.
According to the report there are 2.4 Million mortages with negative equity in California alone.
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2009/11/negative-equity-report-for-q3.html
Some percentage of that will hit the market through short sale, foreclosure, deed-in-lieue… causing a downward pressure on prices.
UCGal
ParticipantI had an old boyfriend who did that to get a vintage car… He knew there were a few in the ‘hood. He left notes on the windshields… He ended up being contacted and got a great price.
It doesn’t sound like it would hurt… you’re only out time and effort… not $$$.
UCGal
ParticipantI had an old boyfriend who did that to get a vintage car… He knew there were a few in the ‘hood. He left notes on the windshields… He ended up being contacted and got a great price.
It doesn’t sound like it would hurt… you’re only out time and effort… not $$$.
UCGal
ParticipantI had an old boyfriend who did that to get a vintage car… He knew there were a few in the ‘hood. He left notes on the windshields… He ended up being contacted and got a great price.
It doesn’t sound like it would hurt… you’re only out time and effort… not $$$.
UCGal
ParticipantI had an old boyfriend who did that to get a vintage car… He knew there were a few in the ‘hood. He left notes on the windshields… He ended up being contacted and got a great price.
It doesn’t sound like it would hurt… you’re only out time and effort… not $$$.
UCGal
ParticipantI had an old boyfriend who did that to get a vintage car… He knew there were a few in the ‘hood. He left notes on the windshields… He ended up being contacted and got a great price.
It doesn’t sound like it would hurt… you’re only out time and effort… not $$$.
UCGal
ParticipantCongratulations.
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ParticipantIf it’s a flipping attempt – it’s a failure. The markup in price (20k-40k) will barely cover the transaction costs – let alone any remodeling.
UCGal
ParticipantIf it’s a flipping attempt – it’s a failure. The markup in price (20k-40k) will barely cover the transaction costs – let alone any remodeling.
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