Recovery Sooner Than Later?
The market is supposed to be a forward-looking discounting machine. It’s supposed to price in what’s expected to happen over the next few months and years. Is the market perfect at this? No. If it were, there would be no real opportunity to do well in it. The market is, however, very good at incorporating…
It’s coffee you don’t make at home
foxy brown didn’t write that line Jay-z did. He wrote most of her stuff.
And my point is don’t hate on a guy because he has some of the finer things in life. Especially if he worked hard for it. If 11217 has the nice home in the good nabe and a great job than good for him. Though I do agree with most that real estate will keep going down from here…
What’s “shappy” coffee anyway?
Oh don’t worry I am waiting for homes to start foreclosing in Brooklyn Heights and in Carroll Gardens and then will I start looking to buy. By the way I will pay cash. If I was not stupid enough to buy into the housing bubble I sure am not going to buy now. Plus I would like to see alot of wannabe homeowners who don’t even know how to change a light bulb leave the neighborhood first. and take your shappy high class coffee stores with you I make my own.
Posted by: hannible at December 10, 2008 1:32 PM
I see we have a new idiot on here today!!!!
“because maybe now i feel like sitting around the house in glittery lip gloss watching the tyra show for a change.?!”
We all do, but daddy’s gotta pay the bills…!
I like where 11217 is taking this thread.
So far, Cobblehiller you are Zero for 3.
I don’t live with my parents.
I am not 25.
And my parents did not give me money for my home purchase.
What else ya got?
And you wonder if people like me…? Um…sounds like you’ve got the problem here, not I.
Projecting is really not very becoming on you.
Don’t you see why housing prices balloon so fast and at such a fast pace? Low interest rates for too long. Now the economy has to suffer pecause we have to keep interest rates so low so homeowners can stay in their homes. The people that bought 30 years ago and sold before the bubble burst are the smart ones but you know what I would call the person that paid 7.8 million for that house? Well he better not be asking for a bailout
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How about you ask someone if they have any job leads instead, if you think you might be laid off.
because maybe now i feel like sitting around the house in glittery lip gloss watching the tyra show for a change.?! i dont know. derf. i know, you have a point.
*Rob*