[...] As always, customers can always choose to take a higher rate for a lower cost, or to pay more points to get a lower interest rate. Ed. note: To contact this San Diego mortgage lender, send me an email. A few of our prior post on mortage rates were: San Diego County Foreclosures Jump 247%, Economists Says . . . We’re not out of the woods yet!, Interest Rate Cut . . . Is This The Bottom Of The Real Estate Market?, Miami the No. 1 riskiest real estate market in the country, Bond Interest Rates Move Up On Subprime Loan Problems, B of A — Current Foreclosures, Just Tip of Iceberg, Home Interest Rates Up Fifth Week In A Row! [...]
[...] As always, customers can always choose to take a higher rate for a lower cost, or to pay more points to get a lower interest rate. Ed. note: To contact this San Diego mortgage lender, send me an email. A few of our prior post on mortage rates were: San Diego County Foreclosures Jump 247%, Economists Says . . . We’re not out of the woods yet!, Interest Rate Cut . . . Is This The Bottom Of The Real Estate Market?, Miami the No. 1 riskiest real estate market in the country, Bond Interest Rates Move Up On Subprime Loan Problems, B of A — Current Foreclosures, Just Tip of Iceberg, Home Interest Rates Up Fifth Week In A Row! [...]
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There was so much speculation in the San Diego real estate market, what we’re seeing now seemed inevitable.
heather
San Diego Attractions
Comment by San Diego vacations — March 20, 2008 @ 11:15 am
It seems that SD real estate follows about a 10 year boom to bust cycle; perhaps it takes 10 years for people to forget the last bust.
Brooke
San Diego County Real Estate Agents
Comment by San Diego California real estate — March 20, 2008 @ 11:15 am