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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2250	You better get someone in there that understands mold and where to look for it.	David Jones	4/9/2002
2249	<<Sorry to clutter the thread>> LOL! Don't sweat it, besides, S	patron_anejo_por_favor	4/9/2002
2248	<i>sure, much eaten by marginal costs,</i> The question is how do c	ahhaha	4/9/2002
2247	Sorry to clutter the thread. I was tired of reading Wooly posts. Not that he d	assetlogic	4/9/2002
2246	1980's laws allowed IRA/401k pensions into stocks more Congress action 1980	Jim Willie CB	4/9/2002
2245	still room for increased cap utilization it bottomed in the low 70% range sure,	Jim Willie CB	4/9/2002
2244	We have had a couple of run ups in the Seattle area like what you are talking ab	JBTFD	4/9/2002
2243	<i>for 20 years the Fed has directed its inflation into certain asset clas	GraceZ	4/9/2002
2242	Jeez, guys, I'm enjoying this witty banter on the burning household hygeine	patron_anejo_por_favor	4/9/2002
2241	Could the source be in the carpets or draperie?	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2240	<<I think first you'll need to locate the source/cause of the odor in	assetlogic	4/9/2002
2239	>>How to get rid of "old house smell? 90-year old house in San Jose	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2238	OT Anyone-- How to get rid of "old house smell? 90-year old house in San	assetlogic	4/9/2002
2237	>>what do you think about that tax/ interest deduction question though? W	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2236	sure, I understand. what do you think about that tax/ interest deduction questi	TheStockFairy	4/9/2002
2235	Rent is shelling out money for a roof over your head that belongs to someone els	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2234	<i>methinks you wear blinders, and misjudge energy neglect improved corpor	ahhaha	4/9/2002
2233	depends on what the rent is vs. how much you are paying in interest and taxes, d	TheStockFairy	4/9/2002
2232	>>In order to receive the tax deduction, you have to pay those taxes to be	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2231	I don't know if I agree with the tax deduction idea, the benefits may be mar	TheStockFairy	4/9/2002
2230	>>Either way, you end up being screwed. Except you've had a place to	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2229	The whole thing sucks. On the flip side of that, if it is a bubble, you are goi	TheStockFairy	4/9/2002
2228	>> I'm trying to hedge this whole thing by buying a house on the far l	JakeStraw	4/9/2002
2227	J.P,re:"Chicago"... Mind you. There is still no inflation. School teac	John Chen	4/9/2002
2226	housing is a $4 trillion bubble it is very vulnerable to higher rates I think en	Jim Willie CB	4/9/2002

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