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• On 26 Nov 2011 in A year has passed since I bought..., PerfectlyFlawed said:

  Sounds like you are possessed with an inverted/skewed form of schadenfreude. Hope you hold on to that house for quite a few years - otherwise the sooner you sell - the more likely you are going to get screwed (esp if/when the shadow inventory is released, or the EU bond market implodes, or ANY systemically dangerous institution collapses, or Israel bombs Iran, etc.. There are WAY too many variables to itemize... all NEGATIVE) The Banksters and their gov't lapdogs are counting on SUCKERS like you (thus the 1st time homesucker credits, etc).... We are in the midst of a deja vu of 1932...

  Anywayz, I sincerely hope I'm wrong...good luck.... Bye..

• On 21 Nov 2011 in Graphic graphic from Ritholtz, PerfectlyFlawed said:

  mn_mark says
  

  I'm sure you don't care, but I'm deleting the link to your blog from my favorites now. This used to be an interesting source of housing industry information and it's evolved into a part-time, ugly polemic.

  Next "progressives" like you will be demanding that anyone with an income over a certain level wear armbands with a dollar sign on them in public.

  Wah Wah! Cry me a river already.. Can't tolerate the notion of class warfare when YOUR NECK is on the chopping block . I'm glad you won't be back to this forum, you pusillanimous turd stain... NOW OFF WiTH YOUR HEAD...

  As for me - I certainly like this graphic. Speaks volumes...

• On 14 Nov 2011 in Mortgage Loan Amortization, PerfectlyFlawed said:

  lotr1978 says
  

  Rather then try to resurrect this idea, is there ANY other way to conceive of a mortgage product that was more conducive to American home ownership behaviors? I suppose the 10 year ARM will be the answer.

  How about bi-monthly payments on a 15 year loan (if it's affordable)?