sloop_sailor
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Over all housing prices are still falling. The speculation bubble burst and we will be dealing with the fallout for a couple more years. After that things will level out for a while and then we can expect an average annual increase somewhere around 5% to 7%, which would have been normal. Similar things happened on Wall Street when the "dot com bubble" burst due to over speculation and inflated internet stock prices. Many bought in expecting to flip stock and make a quick profit. The difference is, Wall Street wasn't financed by greedy banks who now want the government to bail them out. |
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reenzz
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As soon as American taxpayers bail out deadbeat homeowners that couldn't pay their mortgages...expect it to rise quickly. |
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8Curious8
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not anytime soon, need a fix on the economy first |
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OOO! I know! I know!
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Don't hold your breath. |
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stop.trucks
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When the government printing presses stop for maintenance. |
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Lt. Guidestone
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Home values will start going up as soon as the effect of the monstrous, criminal bailout of bad debts takes time to trickle into the economy. Unfortunately, demand for homes won't be the driving force of the price increase. It will be driven by plain old inflation, caused by the massive increase in currency needed for the bailout. In other words, the price of bread and gas will go up as fast as home values. |
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Icarus
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When the demand is greater than the supply. It's that simple! |
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Mr. Naked
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They will eventually, but its going to be a while in most markets. In some markets like NYC and San Francisco they will probably rise immediately after the bailout. The problem is that new housing was overbuilt in many markets, in other words, supply outstripped demand. |
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Bandett
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what a bunch of morons. wanting the cost of living to up |
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shaneeiu
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I was told it could take as much as three years. |
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Jose dude
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not soon enough
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080925132456AAaqiws |
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softballchick26
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obviously not now!!! DDDDUUUH |
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wendy865
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I've heard next summer, maybe. It depends if this "bail out" works or not. |
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Ryan S
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home values are always going up, the value of a house always go up |
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M M
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when there is more demand than there are houses, aka never |
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muneepenee
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wot??? yu want prieses tu go up. So yu hafta pae more tu get 1?
wot kind av sik-0 R yu? |
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Theresa J
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When Hell freezes over & Donkey's fly! |
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Phunky M
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holy shimoly this answer thing ( like everything else) got complicated!!!
ok.
supply=demand. I asume you are in the U.S.
in this instance. follow these simple moves
MOVE THE **** AWAY!!!!!!!!
my lawd!!! serious!! your country is huge!!!! its like england on a pure biscuits and gravy diet!! thats how you combat rising............um.........everything!... except apparently ****!!! (ps i love america) ( actually i mean i love bush) ( good bush) ( not the bad bush) (well i digress.......... |
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elvin g
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i think when we have a new president |
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JaySin
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When Obama is elected |
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