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Double Dip


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2010 Oct 4, 4:07pm   56,464 views  239 comments

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So did the double dip in housing begin? Why is everyone still bullish on housing?

#housing

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237   swebb   2011 Apr 27, 12:48pm  

sfvrealestate says

Owning isn’t for everybody, but honestly, economics aside, don’t you get tired of your landlord’s nonsense?

I have owned two homes, and I have rented 7 or 8 places. The only "nonsense" I have had to put up with is a landlord trying to charge for damage that I didn't cause (and that worked out OK, but there was some BS involved), and a landlord who is rather cheap on the repairs (but took care of the important things). So, really, I haven't had much landlord nonsense to deal with -- NOTHING compared to the maintenance nonsense that I had to deal with.

Maybe I have gotten lucky, or maybe it's because I'm an excellent tenant and they treat me well to keep me. But honestly, not much nonsense.

238   StoutFiles   2011 Apr 27, 1:46pm  

klarek says

Amazing, isn’t it? 8th month in a row of declining prices.

Is it? Higher food/gas prices, loans harder to get, the slow job market, people underwater on their current homes, people waiting for the market to bottom out...

239   bubblesitter   2011 Apr 27, 1:58pm  

StoutFiles says

klarek says

Amazing, isn’t it? 8th month in a row of declining prices.

Is it? Higher food/gas prices, loans harder to get, the slow job market, people underwater on their current homes, people waiting for the market to bottom out…

Throw in the spices of higher rate and govt pullout(if at all it happens) and you know what would happen.

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