2Design
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Wed Feb-11-09 01:53 AM
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Realtors and lenders ate all the first time home buyers |
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Wed Feb-11-09 01:56 AM
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1. Very funny-yes they have to wait for the new crop of home-wanters to mature. nt |
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Wed Feb-11-09 02:10 AM
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2. Only the very cautious folk are left. |
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Wed Feb-11-09 02:32 AM
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and create some new first time buyers, but this time don't create a phony investment scheme and just settle for the interest the way they did in the old days.
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Wed Feb-11-09 02:51 AM
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4. Yeah, and the guy who bought his house for $150,000 in 1998, |
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and then waited until his realtor brought him fifteen offers that pushed the price up $50,000 over asking price and sold for $550,000 in 2005 was just a shrewd business man.
There was plenty of greed being passed around during the boom. You have to have willing participants on all sides of the transaction.
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Wed Feb-11-09 02:52 AM
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5. Honest to god, how many people could really afford a $400,000 house? |
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And that was cheap a year or two ago around here.
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