Winter is Coming


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I look forward to booting people out of my future housespawz said:What I'm hearing.... The preforeclosure lists from Fannie & Freddie are 3x what they were in 2008.
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Who's in on forming the Aberdeen investment property club?
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Dumb question here...this public info and available by area? Have a friend moving back here and he’s debating buying vs renting for a bit...
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Contemplating selling now and renting as it’s only a matter of time before I find my next promotion and we move again...HoustonHusky said:Dumb question here...this public info and available by area? Have a friend moving back here and he’s debating buying vs renting for a bit...
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I'm sure the information is out there. I will do some more digging.HoustonHusky said:Dumb question here...this public info and available by area? Have a friend moving back here and he’s debating buying vs renting for a bit...
My source is an appraiser who works directly w Fannie/Freddie. I heard about a sub-market in Seattle really being in trouble. I doubt it's the only one. -
This would be an epic HCH spoofBleachedAnusDawg said:Who's in on forming the Aberdeen investment property club?
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Prices will be down 5% YTY in December.
Cook it.
Overwhelming supply will glut the market. -
Can you spell this out for the dumbs... sub markets in trouble round Seattle as in costs going the other way or what?pawz said:
I'm sure the information is out there. I will do some more digging.HoustonHusky said:Dumb question here...this public info and available by area? Have a friend moving back here and he’s debating buying vs renting for a bit...
My source is an appraiser who works directly w Fannie/Freddie. I heard about a sub-market in Seattle really being in trouble. I doubt it's the only one. -
A sub-market might be any municipality (city) not-named Seattle.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Can you spell this out for the dumbs... sub markets in trouble round Seattle as in costs going the other way or what?pawz said:
I'm sure the information is out there. I will do some more digging.HoustonHusky said:Dumb question here...this public info and available by area? Have a friend moving back here and he’s debating buying vs renting for a bit...
My source is an appraiser who works directly w Fannie/Freddie. I heard about a sub-market in Seattle really being in trouble. I doubt it's the only one.
Think practically about the class of person that was sent home from work for over a year and told to fuck right off with any sort of income. Those are the ones who haven't been able to pay their rent and/or mortgage for over a year. Also the ones who would have needed to use Fannie & Freddie to purchase in the first place.
What areas do they mostly live? Lynwood, Everett, Snohomish in the north; Kent, Seatac, Auburn in the South.
Those are your 3x areas described in the OP
Eventually these homes are going to be foreclosed on and flood the market.
TTTTT - Who insures Fannie & Freddy's defaults?
The Federal Government - aka US taxpayer. Ergo more inflation.
We?re so fucked.
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As much as it pains me, I'm likely buying up north sometime in the next year - would also be interested if you can dig this uppawz said:
I'm sure the information is out there. I will do some more digging.HoustonHusky said:Dumb question here...this public info and available by area? Have a friend moving back here and he’s debating buying vs renting for a bit...
My source is an appraiser who works directly w Fannie/Freddie. I heard about a sub-market in Seattle really being in trouble. I doubt it's the only one. -