Why do you guys hate real estate agents so much?
by ChrisKolmar
on 24 Oct 2012
75 comments, latest 10 years ago
I know I am probably going to get trolled out of my mind on this thread, but could you please convey to me why you literally want to eat ...
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Inventory down 90% in CA
by ChrisKolmar on 28 Mar 2013 16 comments, latest 12 years ago
We just released our 5 year data. California Inventory is crazy low now: http://www.movoto.com/statisti http://www.movoto.com/statisti http://www.movoto.com/statisti What were things like back in early 2000s? I was only a freshman ...
by ChrisKolmar on 28 Mar 2013 16 comments, latest 12 years ago
We just released our 5 year data. California Inventory is crazy low now: http://www.movoto.com/statisti http://www.movoto.com/statisti http://www.movoto.com/statisti What were things like back in early 2000s? I was only a freshman ...
Buying vs Renting Calculator Insights
by ChrisKolmar on 18 Mar 2013 21 comments, latest 12 years ago
I am starting to look for homes in the Durham, NC area (Completely, utterly different market from CA. It's refreshing). So I put together a Buy vs Rent calculator ...
by ChrisKolmar on 18 Mar 2013 21 comments, latest 12 years ago
I am starting to look for homes in the Durham, NC area (Completely, utterly different market from CA. It's refreshing). So I put together a Buy vs Rent calculator ...
California House Prices
by ChrisKolmar on 26 Feb 2013 29 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.car.org/aboutus/one What does this graph even mean?
by ChrisKolmar on 26 Feb 2013 29 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.car.org/aboutus/one What does this graph even mean?
Here's why the fed encourages a small amount of inflation each year
by ChrisKolmar on 1 Feb 2013 6 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://mediaserver.pulse2.com/ #investing
by ChrisKolmar on 1 Feb 2013 6 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://mediaserver.pulse2.com/ #investing
No-money-down mortgages are back
by ChrisKolmar on 1 Feb 2013 2 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.marketwatch.com/sto Its 100% financingthe same strategy that pushed many homeowners into foreclosure during the housing bust. Banks say these loans are safer: Theyre almost exclusively being offered to clients ...
by ChrisKolmar on 1 Feb 2013 2 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.marketwatch.com/sto Its 100% financingthe same strategy that pushed many homeowners into foreclosure during the housing bust. Banks say these loans are safer: Theyre almost exclusively being offered to clients ...
by ChrisKolmar on 20 Nov 2012 1 comment, latest 12 years ago
We are working on generating a monthly report of inventory, prices, doms, etc. and I just got done with a first take of the data. I think these trends ...
Average Refinance Dropped Rates by 1.7% in Q3, Highest in Survey History
by ChrisKolmar on 7 Nov 2012 3 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.c ...an estimated $7.7 billion in net home equity was cashed out during the refinance of conventional prime-credit home mortgages, up from an estimated $5.9 billion in the second ...
by ChrisKolmar on 7 Nov 2012 3 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.c ...an estimated $7.7 billion in net home equity was cashed out during the refinance of conventional prime-credit home mortgages, up from an estimated $5.9 billion in the second ...
by ChrisKolmar on 4 Nov 2012 Posted 12 years ago
http://www.whitehousevalue.com
How Deep Is The Hole? The Federal Reserve And Housing
by ChrisKolmar on 4 Nov 2012 Posted 12 years ago
http://seekingalpha.com/articl The old adage is "Never fight the Fed." If the Fed is attempting to inflate housing values, maybe an investor should bet "with" the Fed and go for ...
by ChrisKolmar on 4 Nov 2012 Posted 12 years ago
http://seekingalpha.com/articl The old adage is "Never fight the Fed." If the Fed is attempting to inflate housing values, maybe an investor should bet "with" the Fed and go for ...
You Didn't Account for External Demand
by ChrisKolmar on 1 Nov 2012 23 comments, latest 12 years ago
You guys look a lot at the median income, or median rent, of a locality as the basis for your evaluation, but that won't account for external demand. Take ...
by ChrisKolmar on 1 Nov 2012 23 comments, latest 12 years ago
You guys look a lot at the median income, or median rent, of a locality as the basis for your evaluation, but that won't account for external demand. Take ...
Why Don't More People Strategically Default?
by ChrisKolmar on 29 Oct 2012 32 comments, latest 12 years ago
Why isn't everyone underwater on their mortgage strategically defaulting? 1. It takes the average foreclosure 600 days to complete. Rounding, lets call it 2 years. (Source: http://allfinancialmatters.com 2. By ...
by ChrisKolmar on 29 Oct 2012 32 comments, latest 12 years ago
Why isn't everyone underwater on their mortgage strategically defaulting? 1. It takes the average foreclosure 600 days to complete. Rounding, lets call it 2 years. (Source: http://allfinancialmatters.com 2. By ...
How do you value a piece of property?
by ChrisKolmar on 27 Oct 2012 19 comments, latest 12 years ago
A lot of talk goes on around here of for sale housing being over valued, so how do you value property? - Purely on rent - Comparable sold homes ...
by ChrisKolmar on 27 Oct 2012 19 comments, latest 12 years ago
A lot of talk goes on around here of for sale housing being over valued, so how do you value property? - Purely on rent - Comparable sold homes ...
New Mortgage Rules Could Shrink Lending by 20%
by ChrisKolmar on 29 Oct 2012 Posted 12 years ago
http://blogs.wsj.com/developme Pending mortgage regulations could lock todays tight lending standards in place and result in nearly 20% fewer mortgages being issued in the coming years, restraining home sales and ...
by ChrisKolmar on 29 Oct 2012 Posted 12 years ago
http://blogs.wsj.com/developme Pending mortgage regulations could lock todays tight lending standards in place and result in nearly 20% fewer mortgages being issued in the coming years, restraining home sales and ...
Rise in Household Debt Might Be Sign of a Strengthening Recovery
by ChrisKolmar on 27 Oct 2012 2 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10 “We’re not getting a tail wind. We’re losing a head wind,†said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, who said of the deleveraging process for households and ...
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by ChrisKolmar on 27 Oct 2012 2 comments, latest 12 years ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10 “We’re not getting a tail wind. We’re losing a head wind,†said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, who said of the deleveraging process for households and ...
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