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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: No I am not kidding Posted by JK (the other JK) on April 08, 2008 at 8:48 AM In Reply to: No I am not kidding posted by gc on April 08, 2008 at 7:26 AM : Good to hear you had a good year in 2006, however that doesn't mean it didn't start in late 2006, specially in San Diego. Check this News Article: : http://www.mtgfoundation.com/2007/01/san-diego-county-home-prices-fell-in-2006-future-uncertain.html : GC :) : : : I think there is only a few people qualified to asnwer that question with some degree of accuracy and I think that would be Ward, Bruce Norris, or myself (just kiding) Hovever I did predict the start of the down turn and missed it only by a cuple of months. If you don't believe me check my posting at: : : : http://www.foreclosureforum.com/mb/messages/12903.html : : : Okey so maybe I got lucky...but IMHO I think it will be over in CA by 2010, with a couple of years of almost flat market. : : : GC : : : : : : I know everyone has an opinion on this... With the credit crunch and tightened lender guidelines how long before we pull out of a declining market? : : : : My guess is 3 Years... : : : : Ward??? : : Do you know how much money I would have lost if I would have listened to you and thought April 9, 2005 was the top? 2006 was my BEST year EVER. I was even able to pop off one last retail new construction flip in Februray 2007. The top in SoCal (I guess it could have hit San Diego earlier) was truly March 2007. That is when the Subprime crisis hit and everything truly started going the opposite direction. I give credit to k2163 for being the real visionary here. I'd say he called better than anyone -- Norris included: : : http://www.foreclosureforum.com/mb/messages/20273.html : : I remember at the time questioning what the heck he was posting, but he was dead on. Good job man. The top in San Diego did start earlier. From your article: "In Los Angeles County, the news was different. There, the median home price rose 8.5 percent in 2006". I still say that k2163 nailed the Suprime Implosion / Credit Crisis fiasco. Take a look at his post from Jan 07. The national housing downturn started in March 2007. I'd love to hear his opinion as to when it will bottom out. Follow Ups: Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Good to hear you had a good year in 2006, however that doesn't mean it didn't start in late 2006, specially in San Diego. Check this News Article: : : http://www.mtgfoundation.com/2007/01/san-diego-county-home-prices-fell-in-2006-future-uncertain.html : : GC :) : : : : I think there is only a few people qualified to asnwer that question with some degree of accuracy and I think that would be Ward, Bruce Norris, or myself (just kiding) Hovever I did predict the start of the down turn and missed it only by a cuple of months. If you don't believe me check my posting at: : : : : http://www.foreclosureforum.com/mb/messages/12903.html : : : : Okey so maybe I got lucky...but IMHO I think it will be over in CA by 2010, with a couple of years of almost flat market. : : : : GC : : : : : : : : I know everyone has an opinion on this... With the credit crunch and tightened lender guidelines how long before we pull out of a declining market? : : : : : My guess is 3 Years... : : : : : Ward??? : : : Do you know how much money I would have lost if I would have listened to you and thought April 9, 2005 was the top? 2006 was my BEST year EVER. I was even able to pop off one last retail new construction flip in Februray 2007. The top in SoCal (I guess it could have hit San Diego earlier) was truly March 2007. That is when the Subprime crisis hit and everything truly started going the opposite direction. I give credit to k2163 for being the real visionary here. I'd say he called better than anyone -- Norris included: : : : http://www.foreclosureforum.com/mb/messages/20273.html : : : I remember at the time questioning what the heck he was posting, but he was dead on. Good job man. : The top in San Diego did start earlier. From your article: "In Los Angeles County, the news was different. There, the median home price rose 8.5 percent in 2006". I still say that k2163 nailed the Suprime Implosion / Credit Crisis fiasco. Take a look at his post from Jan 07. The national housing downturn started in March 2007. I'd love to hear his opinion as to when it will bottom out. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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