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Just put an offer in for a house in KC.
Most of us just kind of jokingly agreed to pay attention to Kansas. No one expected you to actually move there.
Just put an offer in for a house in KC.
We're going there for 2 years to spend time with our youngest grandkids. Then likely headed to either the Mountain West or possibly the Melbourne area for our final move.Most of us just kind of jokingly agreed to pay attention to Kansas. No one expected you to actually move there.
That James Brown lookin' motherfuchser is dumb as hell....Maxine Waters is a disgrace and nothing but a racist. I saw her intro today and basically she was ordering each financial institution that was called to testify today to give any mortgagee a mortgage reduction. Also how embarrassing that the Chair of the House Finance Committee (Waters) can't properly pronounce the CEO's last names of the US's largest financial institutions. She called Scharf of Wells Fargo something like "Sherriff" and she called Moynihan of BofA "Monahan". She asked Dimon of JP Morgan if he would commit to blanket mortgage reductions for anyone and he flat out said "NO"!
Is it falling off because of lack of demand or lack of supply?There are already tons of stories out there about how fast housing is falling off after March and save for a few weekly upticks have been trending downward since February.
Yep. 17 offers in 24 hours. I'm guessing we were middle of the pack.Annnnnd it's gone!
Just one more thing the gov't fuchs up, when they get involved.
I remember when the news hit the radio that then-President Obama doubled the interest rates on student loans. I believe it was around the same time he was trying to finalize the "AFA."That James Brown lookin' motherfuchser is dumb as hell....
That James Brown lookin' motherfuchser is dumb as hell....
I remember when the news hit the radio that then-President Obama doubled the interest rates on student loans. I believe it was around the same time he was trying to finalize the "AFA."
Edit: and just to emphasize what's going on... the same party who is to blame for the increased student loan debt is the same party trying to place the blame corporate America.
Any of the local dems on this board care to explain? What am I missing here?
Both plus the cost of materials although that is starting to correct over the last 2-3 weeks...Throw in the banks are tightening their wallets to cover both asset and future assets losses...Is it falling off because of lack of demand or lack of supply?
What's the old saying "I have seen the mountain" or some sh!t like that....better get your risk off
Are there any dems left? (Other than Coach of course.)Any of the local dems on this board care to explain? What am I missing here?
Both plus the cost of materials although that is starting to correct over the last 2-3 weeks...Throw in the banks are tightening their wallets to cover both asset and future assets losses...
Not sure if anyone else prescribes to the Gold vs. Lumber theory but Lumber is starting to have a correction while Gold is starting to go straight up(minus today)...the theory is based on the fact that the average American has most of their wealth locked into their home(scary, I know)so when you see big money flocking to Gold it is telling you of the start of a RE turndown....The great recovery has already been priced into both the stock market and RE....What's the old saying "I have seen the mountain" or some sh!t like that....better get your risk off
Lumber | 1978-2021 Data | 2022-2023 Forecast | Price | Quote | Chart | HistoricalWhere is a good source to see lumber prices?
Where is a good source to see lumber prices?
The funny part about lumber shooting up is that the actual timber prices never really did. But yes both Lumber and copper have been correcting for about the last few weeks...Thanks TG! That's an interesting chart. It's shot up since late Oct 2020, with a short run up prior to that...but prior to July 2020 it seemed to stay pretty steady. Selfishly, I'm hoping it comes back down quickly.