Comments on: San Diego Housing Bust … How Bad Can It Get?

By: San Diego California real estate agents

San Diego California real estate agents — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:29:35 +0000

People bought homes that they shouldn’t have, and they STILL DO. How far should the responsibility of the Realtor span? A real estate broker may have a client choose a house on the corner of a busy street in a flood zone. Maybe the house used to be a meth lab. Maybe the house has been on the market for twelve years, but this particular client loves it, despite all the disclosures and against all sound advice, and wants to buy it. Maybe the reason it’s been on for 12 years is that the seller won’t take less than full price and this particular buyer is willing to pay full price! Is it going to be the real estate professional’s fault if the client purchases the home and can never sell it again? Should the real estate professional act like God and tell that client that he/she REFUSES to sell them the house. (BTW that would be a violation of the client’s rights and a breach of agency).

Gina
San Diego Real Estate Agents

By: San Diego attractions

San Diego attractions — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:29:04 +0000

People want MORE than what they can afford. If they did not, there would be no such thing as a credit card or a mortgage to begin with. If you want to be 100% honest, the only people that can “AFFORD” to purchase a home are the ones that can pay cash. EVERYONE ELSE…LITERALLY EVERYONE ELSE is at risk of borrowing money and not being able to pay it back. They could lose their job. They could die. Anything could happen.

Martina
San Diego California Hotels & Tourism

By: California’s third-quarter foreclosure rate nearly quadruples - What, still say no housing bubble? » San Diego real estate

Thu, 01 Nov 2007 20:00:20 +0000

[...] Some prior posts on home foreclosures: Home Mortgage Rates Actually HIGHER After Fed Rate Cut!, San Diego County Foreclosures Jump 247%, Economists Says . . . We’re not out of the woods yet!, Worst Conditions Ever Seen by the Modern Mortgage Industry, Employment Report Negative Surprise . . . for Some, San Diego Housing Bust … How Bad Can It Get?, San Diego Home Foreclosures … The Worst is Yet to Come! [...]

By: San Diego real estate agent

San Diego real estate agent — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:04:14 +0000

I agree 100% with you, but, also being in the business, I can not really say it. Way too much peer pressure to just say It's a great time to buy. San Diego Realtors

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Houston divorce lawyers — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 18:57:41 +0000

The Houston real estate market is just now starting to slow. I sure hope we do not follow San Diego home values down. Houston divorce attorneys