The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

An SI Board Since June 2001

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Emcee: patron_anejo_por_favor	Type: Unmoderated

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1150	<<do you really own something if you don't have the title to it?>&g	Tradelite	12/10/2001
1149	it comes back to an honest means of exchange and whether the market is allowed t	yard_man	12/10/2001
1148	<<Home equity has been decreasing>> Seems to me that if the concept	Tradelite	12/10/2001
1147	<<similar to the KEOGH pension objectives, the idea being an increase in e	patron_anejo_por_favor	12/10/2001
1146	You imply an interesting thesis here, Tradelite, similar to the KEOGH pension ob	MSI	12/10/2001
1145	sometimes 40 percent off ... siliconvalley.com	Les H	12/10/2001
1144	To inject a little "devil's advocacy" here, let's try to pictu	Tradelite	12/10/2001
1143	Warning : anecdotal evidence attached. Heard on the radio this morning that hig	portage	12/10/2001
1142	Conforming loan limits (also VA and FHA limits) are increased from time to time	Tradelite	12/10/2001
1141	That guy's views very closely mirror mine. I see the current mortgage financ	patron_anejo_por_favor	12/9/2001
1140	Homeowner experiment faces test under dragging economy, boston.com By Steven S	nextrade!	12/9/2001
1139	JW... I agree. There is incredible emotion associated with housing "own	Oblomov	12/9/2001
1138	TL, RE conforming loan limit increase: true, but for qualified credit only. I	Oblomov	12/9/2001
1137	I still dont agree on fall of housing prices I think they will continue to come	Jim Willie CB	12/8/2001
1136	Jim,re:"housing price will fall". Not really, according to AG. There i	John Chen	12/8/2001
1135	Thanks, good points. I think the housing market here in Chicago must be unique.	J. P.	12/7/2001
1134	AARP pushing reverse mortgages chicagotribune.com	Les H	12/7/2001
1133	as mortgage rates rise next year, housing prices will fall prices are stabilized	Jim Willie CB	12/6/2001
1132	Days of inventory infinite for homes over $ 5 M creeksiderealty.com obviously,	Les H	12/6/2001
1131	Over the long term, whether real estate does well or not doesn't ever seem t	Tradelite	12/6/2001
1130	<i>That situation is not likely to be repeated. </i> I wish I share	GraceZ	12/6/2001
1129	No comparison between the two. Many times my sellers or buyers have agreed to ra	Tradelite	12/6/2001
1128	<i>Price of the house doesn't matter...</i> LOL! That's wha	Robert Douglas	12/6/2001
1127	<i>The longer bond yields remaining high while the short rates are lowered	Robert Douglas	12/6/2001
1126	Agree totally. An old saying in real estate: Price of the house doesn't mat	Tradelite	12/6/2001

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