I thought the forclosure tour bus idea was a first of its kind. Yes I agree Maxpi, it is a cycle.
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I dont think the housing market is really getting better. Do you????
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Quote from jucesar2005:
I dont think the housing market is really getting better. Do you????
Just look at the home builder stocks CTX, HOV, TOL, and the XHB they are all in an uptrend clearing above 50 day moving averages and that is now flattening out and rising..even HD is in an uptrend..!
These stocks start taking off 6 months earlier than the markets itself.. so you can know because construction and revenues come is 6 months later when the cycle turns up.. pretty smart way to Judge real estate cycles.
Quote from trendlover:
I thought the forclosure tour bus idea was a first of its kind. Yes I agree Maxpi, it is a cycle.
Grab some real estate now, you won't regret in 1 year, when the markets get healthy... buy now on the cheap. Your kids can play in a backyard instead of dodging passing cars.
Stop joking around with foreclosure tours, otherwise you will be living in a rented one bedroom junky cube for the rest of your mortal existence...nothing to show for and live for..
Quote from HedgefundTrader2:
Grab some real estate now, you won't regret in 1 year, when the markets get healthy... buy now on the cheap. Stop joking around with foreclosure tours, otherwise you will be living in a rented one bedroom junky cube for the rest of your mortal existence...nothing to show for and live for..
Hedgefund2, forelosures can be lucrative, you know this too yes? No, I am not on the forclosure tour bus, but intersting that such a thing is happening. Everyone trys to make a buck on the state of the union...that is the intersting part.
Quote from HedgefundTrader2:
Grab some real estate now, you won't regret in 1 year, when the markets get healthy... buy now on the cheap. Your kids can play in a backyard instead of dodging passing cars.
Stop joking around with foreclosure tours, otherwise you will be living in a rented one bedroom junky cube for the rest of your mortal existence...nothing to show for and live for.. [/QUOT
p.s. I don't live in one bedroom junky cube as you assume.
prices have come off a little in Texas, but there's still plenty of building going on but at sane pricing
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I would wait to buy foreclosures when the current buyers of foreclosures are in foreclosure but that's just me..
The San Fernando Valley, in Southern California is having nearly as many foreclosures as home sales, that probably is not a good sign. They have a zillion Mexicans there, maybe they are a "subprime node" or something. I recall when the same area had the same number of permits being taken out to build pools as they did for filling in pools, it was in another real estate boom time.
The San Fernando Valley, in Southern California is having nearly as many foreclosures as home sales, that probably is not a good sign. They have a zillion Mexicans there, maybe they are a "subprime node" or something. I recall when the same area had the same number of permits being taken out to build pools as they did for filling in pools, it was in another real estate boom time.
Quote from maxpi:
I would wait to buy foreclosures when the current buyers of foreclosures are in foreclosure but that's just me..
The San Fernando Valley, in Southern California is having nearly as many foreclosures as home sales, that probably is not a good sign. They have a zillion Mexicans there, maybe they are a "subprime node" or something. I recall when the same area had the same number of permits being taken out to build pools as they did for filling in pools, it was in another real estate boom time.
Mmm hmmm. Agreed.
I think it hits bottom by 2010
Quote from maxpi:
I would wait to buy foreclosures when the current buyers of foreclosures are in foreclosure but that's just me..
The San Fernando Valley, in Southern California is having nearly as many foreclosures as home sales, that probably is not a good sign. They have a zillion Mexicans there, maybe they are a "subprime node" or something. I recall when the same area had the same number of permits being taken out to build pools as they did for filling in pools, it was in another real estate boom time.
I don't understand what you mean by "current buyers of foreclosures are in foreclosures"
Doyou mean people who have gone through foreclosures personally are now trying to buy again by looking at foreclosures?, or are you saying a nationality group that bought and foreclosed in the past, are now the current seekers of foreclosures? Don't know if this is true, but if it is, remember now the rules of buying are not the same as the rules that made the mess. No more liar loans, no more cheap money, credit worthyness is a must have to buy a home. Bad credit?....no deal then.