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Yep. It was expensive for me moving from WI via SC (excluding historic district in Charleston), but it is still much cheaper than a lot of big cities.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sackett
The pay is commensurate with that.
But I completely agree that this is a "story" designed to draw clicks. I won't.
Don't have to remind me, I was the one that started that thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
If you own rental real estate your happy. I remind myself every time I'm bitching about traffic!
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-oops, sorry about that, I should have done some research [Whacko]Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I want to buy. But its a pretty bleak situation right now.
No need to apologize, what you said is absolutely true. It's funny because the last time you brought this up, it was in the same context, and also spoken to me. haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
All this means is more trash moving into colorado
There is a very good chance the real estate market will bubble in the next year. It will be a fantastic time to buy for those who aren't upgrading.
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Originally Posted by Jamnanc
I know, I can't wait!
What I learned in 2007/08 is that they will never let that bubble burst. Think about what it has taken to get prices to recover: TARP, mark-to-market, QE1-I. We've had a Fed rate at ~0% for seven years and now discussion of neg rates (which would encourage banks to hold foreclosures keeping prices up).Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamnanc
I think everything would be turned on end before we see another correction like 2008. There was talk of martial law, tanks on Main St back then if the banks weren't immediately given TARP which was supposed to isolate the "bad things" but was just used to float balance sheets until Obama was elected.