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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
An SI Board Since June 2001
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1375re: hard-to-get mobile home loans. ______ These buyers need owner or private-inTradelite1/20/2002
1374luxury homes sell like hotcake while double-wide buyers can't get loans chLes H1/20/2002
1373re: Fannie Mae homes There really isn't such a thing as a Fannie Mae or a FrTradelite1/20/2002
1372Strong Home Values a Shelter for Economy latimes.com Real estate: The residennextrade!1/20/2002
1371The ailing northwestern suburban office market might get worse at the end of thenextrade!1/19/2002
1370yes, indeed! landlording is a business, the "fix my toilet" call,,,,abobby is sleepless in seattle1/19/2002
1369although I am not Tradelite, maybe these links might answer some questions... abobby is sleepless in seattle1/19/2002
1368Tradelite, what are the advantages and disadvantages of buying a Fannie Mae homeSouthFloridaGuy1/18/2002
1367Way too lazy to become a landlord. An easier way to achieve a stream of income Tradelite1/18/2002
1366just starting to read some of the older posts here. Generally speaking (always bobby is sleepless in seattle1/18/2002
1365Just one more reason why owning your own home makes sense: messages.yahoo.com JoanP1/18/2002
1364<<ten years from now, you may regret not taking advantage of the buying opTradelite1/18/2002
1363Welcome back, Tradlite. Glad to see you posting here again and love the discussJoanP1/18/2002
1362Didn't go anywhere. Been bizzy watching stocks and the sudden rise of interTradelite1/17/2002
1361Yup, this area has a lot of companies that live off defense and government initiGraceZ1/17/2002
1360if one has the patience, takes in front and back end costs considerations, searcbobby is sleepless in seattle1/17/2002
1359So I've read. If you can stand one more article from SmartMoney on real estJoanP1/17/2002
1358Probably working overtime selling houses. Things are still really cooking in NorGraceZ1/17/2002
1357Where is Tradelite? Please come back! (eom)JoanP1/17/2002
1356According to SmartMoney's Real Estate 2002, the best deals of all will be foJoanP1/15/2002
1355>>> He also specializes in historical properties that came with low ijjs_ynot1/15/2002
1354He's used every method but tends towards cash flow since he holds rather thaGraceZ1/15/2002
1353Personally, I can't see real estate prices stabilizing until financing requiSouthFloridaGuy1/15/2002
1352>> move to Portland with everyone else << I don't know too many Spekulatius1/14/2002
1351Grace, How does your friend know that he is buying at a bargain, i.e. what is hjjs_ynot1/14/2002
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