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A lot of people will be forced out crossing the border back to their homeland.

I was thinking that maybe rent will go down as well, particularly when a lot of people will be forced out.

When will thee people, including Bernanke, be replaced by more competent ones?

http://www.housingtracker.net/ Click on price and inventory on the right upper corner. You will see that inventory in Miami is highest, at about 15 times that in San Jose

http://www.housingtracker.net/ Click on prices and inventory.

Business week says another 25% drop from here. Bottom in 2012 is very much like it. Not many could realize this: Those who lose out this time, they get either wiped out or burdened with debts, and it'll take at least 10 years to get back in the game again. Stress, fear, emotional...

Is getting married a gamble ? Is buying a home a gamble ?

Of course I would trust you. Probably 10 million of Mexicans would be here over night with the border was open free and clear. Maybe that was why San Diego RE went through the roof ? I mean, for years, San Diego was a slump.

So who is going to be the batman?

it's easier to go back to home land countries than to immigrate to US

I wish you could say this in San Francisco Bay Area.

You guys made Miami looks like a part of Cuba.

This statement is funny. What's so scary about 1%- 2% ? And show me a neighborhood where there hasn't been foreclosure. I thought priced dropped 4% (national median) everywhere last month. We have places that are shaved 50% already.

how about sell now and buy it back later for cheaper ?

Why not ?

Somebody should create a website called: FollowingCramersPicks.com. Keep track of these, and let the public know.

Hopefulness is the reason 90% traders lose money.

when Elitetraders become bearish, it's time to buy.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aaK_r.bfo7TI&refer=news

Bernanke is powerless: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aaK_r.bfo7TI&refer=news