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GNL says
Weren't they kind of encouraged to make these loans?
Yes. And? It was stupid. Not sure the point. It was math and they knew people couldn't pay. Builders went ape shit and built huge subdivisions no one needed. It will go down as one of the dumbest things in history.
In my area/region, selling out 20-30 homes in a subdivision is unheard of. They were knocking out 200-500 home subdivisions in the early 2000's. We overbuild and no longer have the trades people to keep up with the building we need. So we're seeing inflation. It will take a decade and maybe more.
GNL says
Weren't they kind of encouraged to make these loans?
Yes. And? It was stupid. Not sure the point
The point is most people are controlled by propaganda, and everybody that isn't suffers for it. We either have to participate in the scam or avoid it.
Why can't we just stop the fucking scam? People need to be prosecuted. There were laws CLEARLY violated in the 2007 and 2008 "mortgage crisis". NOBODY went to jail. Stop fining the companies, and start putting these assholes in jail, and if our government won't do that, get rid of our government because they are part of the crime.
It's legal now to be a criminal, if you can pay the fine, and where does the fine go to? The collaborators in our government.
It's a criminal syndicate. It's been this way my ENTIRE adult life. I'm sick of it.
I hate generational debates, but this lays at the feet of the boomers. It's really not even a debate.
Today's rate is 7.3%. It recently peaked at 8.1%.
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The point is, it seems like it was fraud from the start. I'm thinking that most of the big things that happen are fraudulent. Covid anyone?
The FACT is there was fraud.
ad, are you posting this because you think we're headed to 5%? You've been saying this for a little while now. What makes you think we're going to hit 5-5.5% in 2024?
You have no idea about real estate and especially what happened during the housing bubble. No one does here honestly.
GNL says
ad, are you posting this because you think we're headed to 5%? You've been saying this for a little while now. What makes you think we're going to hit 5-5.5% in 2024?
GNL, to answer your other question, you are right as I may not know if my selling agent is withholding bids for my home. I could find out if the buyers agent came to my home and told me this.
Mortgage rates are mostly based on inflation which is an indicator of how well the economy is doing, and also somewhat pegged to the 10 Year Treasury.
So with inflation falling, I see mortgage rates eventually catching up and falling as well. There is some lag or hysteresis with this.
Very Respectfully, AD
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No worries, I was just seeing if I could learn something from you.
GNL says
No worries, I was just seeing if I could learn something from you.
I am 0% worried whether you like my posts or not, or if you learn something from me. The only one that cares or worries about that is you.
I've upset you? I meant that I wanted to understand why you thought rates would go there in 2024. I'm operating from a position of curiosity.
GNL says
I've upset you? I meant that I wanted to understand why you thought rates would go there in 2024. I'm operating from a position of curiosity.
I am not upset. I just care enough to tell you I don't care if you learn anything. Seems like you are the one that is very touchy and edgy.
I think rates may drop in 2024 even with a tight labor market persisting.
And I think with rates dropping its a good time to start looking at investing in bond funds like Vanguard Total Bond Fund ETF (Ticker: BND).
A 1% drop in a rate results in a 1% increase in price for each year of duration, so that would mean a 5 year bond would increase by 5% in value.
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I don't care if you don't care either.
Wookie knows everything and everyone else here knows nothing. You haven't told me one damn thing I didn't already know about the GFC. And even more projection.
No worries, I was just seeing if I could learn something from you.
Aren't our decrepit leaders from the silent generation?
My photographers make $300-$400 a day. You're more clueless than I thought.
AND if you're paying them $400 day, that also says a lot about your business acumen. You're paying them $60-80/hr????
I've developed multiple website that have grossed well over $50M in revenue.
WookieMan says
AND if you're paying them $400 day, that also says a lot about your business acumen. You're paying them $60-80/hr????
Now you've really shown your ass. You have no clue what kinds of $$ a business can generate...in any business. I know a millionaire who owns a cleaning business. Damn wookie wookie, even that's better than you.
If all you say is true, it's not, you aren't fooling anyone, you wouldn't waste your very valuable time mucking around with a person beneath your status.
who am I to say but I guess that is enough to prove your point/opinion, no need to go personal level that does not add any value.
I hope you're not talking about me. Look at the comment history.
WookieMan says
I hope you're not talking about me. Look at the comment history.
Actually on both sides, though I don't read fully, just take it easy!
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https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/downtown-pods-building-permits-unsafe-18406671.php
$700 a month "bed pods" in San Fran are ruled not safe
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"you're (not you Blue) a dirt bag cunt"
That's a personal insult, no?
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pimco-kiesel-called-housing-top-160339396.html?source=patrick.net
Bond manager Mark Kiesel sold his California home in 2006, when he presciently predicted the housing bubble would pop. He bought again in 2012, after U.S. prices fell more than 30% and found a floor.
Now, after a record surge in prices, Kiesel says the time to sell is once again at hand.