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Today is Saturday, November 07th, 2009
I found this chart at the Wall Street Journal comparing how the different indexes recorded the real estate boom and bust cycle since 2000.
It is interesting how the different indexes diverges. Case Shiller measures cities which were hit harder by speculation and fraud while the Federal Housing index is more nationwide.
Well Tom, once again you have said it much better than I could have. Unfortunately the folks at Move, ...
It certainly does not bode well for a fast recovery in the economic climate. This will affect all real estate ...
I HAVE 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS..HOW DO I APPLY AT KAI. 
Definitely not a fan of Move Inc.!!! 
A lot of you really need to go back to kindergarten and learn to spell correctly. If you cannot spell ...
In 2008, there was an extension to push first-time home buyers to purchase their homes quickly since the program did ...
I also need HELP and don't know what to do about my problem. I have a garden apartment off ...
I have the same situation. I sold my home in July and am scheduled to to close in a few ...
My cousin in Maryland going thru same thing as Jack Thomas. Have loan Mod Agreement from Countywide dated April 2009, ...
Print Ads is the popular way to advertise among seniors in the business industry but today it seems like it ...
Comment by Shawn on 22 November 2008:
Keeping track of charts helps some “predict” future trends. I wonder where we can get more info on chartists who are accurate?..anyway, watching fundamentals is another way. Using both systems should give you a good idea.
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Thanks
Comment by R. Rasputen on 31 December 2008:
I’ve feel like a good place to find deals in this market/economic times are government auctions, any thoughts on these? I’ve recently found a site that conglomerates the different auctions into one source however you’ve need to pay an annual fee ($40). Personally I felt like this investment was a small price to pay to be able to see all the properties in one place.