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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (22639)	7/31/2004 8:35:16 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (2) of 306849

I don't think you really believe what you posted right? Oh.. ok... you are right, I forgot... just say so and it becomes so... LOL ! I have no idea of your specific market (particularly residential), but not only do I believe what I posted, I am acting on it and doing very well, thank you much. As I said... assuming total collapse in residential real estate, (which I doubt) it does not transmit to other real estate markets. RE in my area has fallen 20-30% since 2000, but the statistics don't show it... and why not ? statistics are numbers, unless 'someone' is 'massaging' them... either it is up or down, but it cannot be the opposite of both -gggg There is no way the expensive RE areas can absorb 8% rates and maintain current pricing. I never said it would... I just said.... bring them on... so the weak hands will spit them like fumbled balls... time to harvest future rewards.... come to think of it... bring 10 % on.... HO HO HO...

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