Recent Content by crackedback

  1. A sense the housing market has bottomed.

    Not even close to a bottom. I know people living in homes that haven't made a payment for 8-13 months, and, not a single notice from the...
    Post by: crackedback, Jul 25, 2008 in forum: Economics

  2. Foreclosures Rise 158% from May 2007

    74-75% at 60+ days delinquent??? Where can I get a piece of that... NOT!!!
    Post by: crackedback, Jun 18, 2008 in forum: Economics

  3. Foreclosures Rise 158% from May 2007

    Yep, Subprime will turn out to be a conventional bomb and ALt-A/Prime is the nuke or neutron! Kill all the people and leave the homes standing.
    Post by: crackedback, Jun 18, 2008 in forum: Economics

  4. Mortgage rates are rising fast II

    I agree with that guy 1,000,000%. Being under water will be a greater factor than payments. I know 4 people that have bought cheaper homes...
    Post by: crackedback, Jun 17, 2008 in forum: Economics

  5. Real Estate Trends

    I live in Coachella Valley, Ca. --- Palm Desert, Indio, Palm Springs, la Quinta There has been some activity in the market but sales volumes...
    Post by: crackedback, Jun 6, 2008 in forum: Economics

  6. Housing doom and gloom - ENOUGH already !!

    Or the millions of people that committed financial suicide buying a home they couldn't afford with the help of the REIC. Yeah another way to...
    Post by: crackedback, Apr 25, 2008 in forum: Economics

  7. Greenspan Says U.S. Home Prices May Stabilize in 2008

    Greenspan is a bonehead. His interview the other day made me want to throw my TV out the window and throw up simultaniuosly.
    Post by: crackedback, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Wall St. News

  8. How much of the mortage crisis was caused by pure speculation

    Sold my house in 2005, moved to a new area, and decided to rent because I saw what was on the horizon. Homes were in the 200-265 per sq ft when I...
    Post by: crackedback, Mar 23, 2008 in forum: Economics

  9. Housing Rolling Along 2

    Didn't Ben say that 45% of foreclosures were in non sub prime areas... Prime, alt-a, etc.??? I thought this mess was contained to sub prime?...
    Post by: crackedback, Mar 15, 2008 in forum: Economics

  10. How much of the mortage crisis was caused by pure speculation

    ROTFLMAO at this one. My old landlord had 4, yes FOUR, owner occupied homes purchased in a 2 year period. In CA all the flippers were...
    Post by: crackedback, Mar 15, 2008 in forum: Economics

  11. Housing Rolling Along 2

    More good new about foreclosures... The cheerleaders sound the same as when thh nasdaq went from 5K to 2K... it'll come back, it has too! :D
    Post by: crackedback, Mar 6, 2008 in forum: Economics

  12. Housing Rolling Along 2

    Only people cheerleading RE now are realt-whores. In my area prices are down 40% from peak and still diving. 430 sold last month and 9000...
    Post by: crackedback, Feb 17, 2008 in forum: Economics

  13. Thoughts on Fires and South. CA RE prices?

    There are something like 23000 homes for sale in the MLS around San Diego county with around 2000 homes being sold every month. If 2000 homes...
    Post by: crackedback, Oct 27, 2007 in forum: Economics

  14. 200+mph on 2 wheels

    Nice older pic of Doug Chandler. I owned on of his old Muzzy supersport bikes in 1993-1994. MUCH bigger cajones on two wheels... no rollbars.
    Post by: crackedback, Apr 22, 2007 in forum: Chit Chat

  15. Subprime crisis= no crisis

    The trend is still increasing in a bad way. IMHO, never a good idea to get the state numbers as RE is ALWAYS a local issue. What happens in...
    Post by: crackedback, Apr 15, 2007 in forum: Economics