The Fed Predicts Housing Rush To The Exit
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2013 Oct 22, 6:09am 27,007 views 56 comments
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David9
2013 Oct 28, 9:14am
You are absolutely correct that there are probably dozens of lurkers here who
would like to contribute but don't want to deal with potential attacks.
Yes! And that is lost knowledge.
"Information is not knowledge"
Albert Einstein
tatupu70
2013 Oct 28, 9:25am
Not sure what you mean? I said the foreclosure pipeline was depleted. Do you
mean not that far above normal foreclosure numbers?
I think I misunderstood you. I was thinking you were implying that there were properties remaining to be foreclosed. Now I think you meant that people refinanced so they won't need to be foreclosed.
Is that correct?
New Renter
2013 Oct 28, 11:34am
I find giving my excellent advice out for free, plus calling lots of people fucktards and nitwits on here quite cathartic;
Can't really do either during the day gig :-)
Isn't that the archetypical job description of a college instructor?
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http://www.bayarearealestatetrends.com/2013/10/fed-predicts-housing-rush-exit/
"Historically, as home prices rise, more sellers are enticed to put their homes on the market. This time, however, something is different. Prices have risen dramatically over the last 18 months, yet housing inventory has fallen. This isn’t how things are supposed to be.
The important question is why. The answer will largely tell us what’s next for the housing market."
#housing