A blog about Travel.
About bakonative


Member Since:
June 21, 2006
Last Signed In:
November 07, 2009
Profile Views:
6350
Blog Views:
12884
View Profile
Send a Message
Send To A Friend
Sign Guestbook
Add as a Friend

Previous Posts
True or False?
Audrey - thought you might like this joke!
The Sacred Way, China
Testing
Terra Cotta Army - Xi'an, China
No more squatters!
New Comments
Hey, where's Steve Swenson?
Blogging
The Great KC Fair
Archives
June 06
July 06
August 06
September 06
October 06
November 06
December 06
January 07
February 07
March 07
April 07
May 07
June 07
July 07
August 07
September 07
October 07
November 07
December 07
January 08
February 08
March 08
April 08
May 08
June 08
July 08
August 08
September 08
October 08
November 08
December 08
January 09
February 09
March 09
April 09
May 09
June 09
July 09
August 09
September 09
October 09
November 09
Subscribe!
RSS 2.0 feed RSS 2.0
Add to My Yahoo
Add to My Google
Add to Bloglines
Add to My AOL

Share!


bakonative - > -> Today's Poll - Is now the right time to buy a home?
Today's Poll - Is now the right time to buy a home?
Let's open this up for discussion. Right now, The Bakersfield Californians Poll is showing "no" as the leading vote. What are your thoughts - yes, no, don't know, and discuss it. I personally say no, this is not the right time, hold out for Jan/Feb when all the foreclosures, ARM's starting really playing havoc, etc.
Posted in these Groups:
Topics:
posted by bakonative on Sunday, September 9, 2007 at 08:16 PM
Report a Violation
Viewed 69 times
2 comments from 2 users

1

posted by woofwoof on Sep 9, 2007 at 08:59 PM

I said, I'm not sure.  There's lots of homes for the picking right now though.  Unlike when we bought in 2003 where they were selling like hot cakes, we'd bid on them and we would be out bid everytime.  It would suck to buy a home right now and they drop so low you're backwards in your loan.  I don't think we've hit bottom yet.

posted by Bakersfieldbubble on Sep 9, 2007 at 11:06 PM

$ 2 trillion of loans will reset at higher rates in the next 18 months. Anyone who buys before this reset cycle plays out is going to regret buying. 

 

1

  (You need to be signed in to leave a comment)

Advertisement