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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (18365)3/9/2004 6:59:40 PM
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<<Other types of indexes will almost always greatly over-state real estate appreciation. As such they make ideal tools for a salesman's flummery. It should not be surprising therefore that many of these indexes are the product of sales associations>>

Care to cite any of the so-called indexes (which I learned to spell as "indices" while in high school and later in journalism school), to which you are referring? Care to cite which "sales associations" you are referring to?

Probably, you won't. You never answered my question about your claim a while back that "most people have negative equity in their homes." I thought that was a rather wild claim without documentation, asked you about it and got nothing in response.
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