I ran the numbers for the house I'm renting--the current landlord bought it in April 2005 when the Case-Schiller Housing Index for LA was around 233. That same index is now at 169. So this property that he paid $1.35M for is now worth approximately $945k... I just did the math, and figured out he's losing over $8k per month in equity.
Interesting thread I posted ... 1 year before the Great Housing crash of 2007... And the financial collapse of 2008. Talk about a time capsule post. Porn Producer, I appreciate the bump but you shouldn't be bumping 3 year old posts, man.
Interesting thread I posted ... 1 year before the Great Housing crash of 2007... And the financial collapse of 2008. Talk about a time capsule post. Porn Producer, I appreciate the bump but you shouldn't be bumping 3 year old posts, man.
Damn, shit, I didn't even notice the date.
What's funny is I'm surprised you didn't get a bunch of haters telling you that you were an idiot and that prices would keep going up forever.
Most people who said anything negative about the housing market back then got burned in effigy.
Now everyone wants to pretend like they were the ones who saw it coming.
What's funny is I'm surprised you didn't get a bunch of haters telling you that you were an idiot and that prices would keep going up forever.
Most people who said anything negative about the housing market back then got burned in effigy.
Now everyone wants to pretend like they were the ones who saw it coming.
really? i challenge you to find those people who said housing prices would go up forever.
everyone with an IQ over 20 knew houses were already over dramatically over valued, particularly in states like California and that the bubble was going to burst eventually and the market would correct itself.
what drives you to be such an idiot? is it medication? low IQ? poor parenting? i'm getting curious to know what your story is. blunt force trauma to the head?
To ask another question: Im looking to buy a nice apartment or condo in florida, where would i wanna shop on the net to see whats around for a good price? Its only for holidays, the rest of the year i would rent it to others.
To ask another question: Im looking to buy a nice apartment or condo in florida, where would i wanna shop on the net to see whats around for a good price? Its only for holidays, the rest of the year i would rent it to others.
If you don't mind getting your news from 2006 then I think the best place to start looking to buy an apartment in Florida is in 2001!
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