Housing market crash – why hasn’t it happened yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV_kOs-YU3UComments
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Uh, I’m not playing this. The dude in the preview image looks like some creeper that going to expose himself to some female jogger in the park.
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And the answer is obvious. Moritoriums
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It's because my remodel isn't yet 99% finished. Duh.
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He will disappoint at least it would have Ben interestingDoog_de_Jour said:Uh, I’m not playing this. The dude in the preview image looks like some creeper that going to expose himself to some female jogger in the park.
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Doog_de_Jour said:
Uh, I’m not playing this. The dude in the preview image looks like some creeper that going to expose himself to some female jogger in the park.
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I can confirm two things. First, that's me. Second, I did expose myself to a female jogger.Doog_de_Jour said:Uh, I’m not playing this. The dude in the preview image looks like some creeper that going to expose himself to some female jogger in the park.
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It's called positioning yourself in the marketplaceDoog_de_Jour said:Uh, I’m not playing this. The dude in the preview image looks like some creeper that going to expose himself to some female jogger in the park.
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Supply and demand. There is nowhere near a sufficient level of supply out there right now. Even if demand dropped by 50% right now there still would not be enough supply available to satisfy the remaining demand and cause a big correction in the market.
Is there any data on pent up numbers of foreclosures waiting to happen? I haven't heard of anything like that on the horizon. If homeowners aren't at risk of foreclosure I don't see how there's any large-scale increase in supply on the horizon. -
That data is on this board and it isn't prettyBleachedAnusDawg said:Supply and demand. There is nowhere near a sufficient level of supply out there right now. Even if demand dropped by 50% right now there still would not be enough supply available to satisfy the remaining demand and cause a big correction in the market.
Is there any data on pent up numbers of foreclosures waiting to happen? I haven't heard of anything like that on the horizon. If homeowners aren't at risk of foreclosure I don't see how there's any large-scale increase in supply on the horizon. -
Pretty low of you to imply that all of the posters here are poor, gas-pumpers and can't afford their mortgages, Race.RaceBannon said:
That data is on this board and it isn't prettyBleachedAnusDawg said:Supply and demand. There is nowhere near a sufficient level of supply out there right now. Even if demand dropped by 50% right now there still would not be enough supply available to satisfy the remaining demand and cause a big correction in the market.
Is there any data on pent up numbers of foreclosures waiting to happen? I haven't heard of anything like that on the horizon. If homeowners aren't at risk of foreclosure I don't see how there's any large-scale increase in supply on the horizon.
