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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825	some more stuff.. realtytimes.com realtytimes.com	endless	9/8/2001
824	Interesting article: realtytimes.com	endless	9/8/2001
823	6.06 requires pts, but there is 6.25 with 0 pts -- I had no idea they had come d	yard_man	9/7/2001
822	I need to find out where they are offering that 6.06% rate. Thanks for pointing	yard_man	9/7/2001
821	Tip, it's possible that you could get that sort of rate now, depending on yo	Oblomov	9/7/2001
820	think I have a shot at getting 6.25 for 15/yr to refinance in the next few month	yard_man	9/7/2001
819	AAAAoOoOoooOOOOOooggaaa! Direct hit captain! Dive! Dive! Dive!	TheStockFairy	9/7/2001
818	Yep, the RRECI got crushed today, but good: siliconinvestor.com When cyclical	patron_anejo_por_favor	9/7/2001
817	the trend is your friend traders-talk.com	Les H	9/7/2001
816	U.S. homebuilding stocks shaken by jobs report Reuters, 09.07.01, 2:50 PM ET	SouthFloridaGuy	9/7/2001
815	Don't forget the lousy retail numbers yesterday dispelling the myth that the	J. P.	9/7/2001
814	Notice that the real estate crash index portfolio is in the red......first time	shadowman	9/7/2001
813	Well people, looks like these unemployment figures are ugly today dispelling th	Tom Gordon	9/7/2001
812	<i>and I will guarantee you that 2000 marked a short/intermediate ter	TimF	9/6/2001
811	Are Generous Appraisals Spurring Soaring	BDR	9/6/2001
810	<i>In CA, the population is expected to double in next 50 years from 30 mi	chomolungma	9/6/2001
809	In CA, the population is expected to double in next 50 years from 30 million to	Kathy Riley	9/6/2001
808	No, it's not new....but with the growing immigrant population (in the DC are	Tradelite	9/5/2001
807	Yes, I've heard about that tactic, it's not brand new though. The perpet	patron_anejo_por_favor	9/5/2001
806	<i>The debate over whether housing is a bubble rages on.</i> Dude, h	RocketMan	9/5/2001
805	If the foreclosure rate is going up, here's one reason... ______________ Im	Tradelite	9/5/2001
804	I guess I was thinking rather narrow -- of course taxpayers will ultimately get	yard_man	9/5/2001
803	It DOES matter who the bagholders are (of course, given the widespread dissemina	patron_anejo_por_favor	9/5/2001
802	it's all about prospects for origination -- doesn't matter who the bagho	yard_man	9/5/2001
801	the mortgage backs have some type of guarantee. I have not followed fre and fnm	Ramsey Su	9/5/2001

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