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To: zek157

Yeah. Problem is, a lot of people don't. Eventually it affects everyone. A lot of these "customers" for new homes should never have been customers. And less customers means lower prices. The whole housing bubble was a, well, bubble. People had loands that could not possibly be manageable unless 1) the value continued to climb at a rapid rate or, 2) they won the lottery.

The prices have flattened (which is only phase one) and not that many people win the lottery.


4 posted on 12/04/2006 1:59:16 PM PST by RobRoy (Islam is a greater threat to the world today than Naziism was in 1937.)
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To: RobRoy
Now wait a minute. He lost his job and she got a tumor on her heart. Well, most of us paying a mortgage would be in trouble after a few months with no income. Come on! This is anecdotal.
10 posted on 12/04/2006 2:05:51 PM PST by globalwhiplash (so sad)
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