Comments on: Case-Shiller: Prices Still Falling in OC, Rate of Decline Slows

By: Jc

Jc — Fri, 28 May 2010 06:19:54 +0000

Well all of the above was then in 2009, Now things aren't any better. perhaps its worse because even the ratings agencies like Standars and poors (shillers/case) reporting alarming prices in decline. But that's the point. Knowing from all previous years that those prices were artificially jack-up, Still they pretend and extend the fraud of an artificial housing market.
If the housing market is deflating, means is going back to normal and to affordable prices. But among Government/bankers/media/realestate, and “Rating agencies” fighting to continue ripping off the citizens (Mafia-Style)

By: Jc

Jc — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:12:14 +0000

Andy
Just to be brief…Realtors are Rapacious-Vendors.
so stop excusing yourself with empty shallow words.

By: Jc

Jc — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:20:17 +0000

Cal don’t be sarcastic, you know well, that in nowadays any home owner is/or had involved is so much financial trash. that for sure a lawyer will be necesary.

Andy please don’t be sensitive, that you well know you all destroyed the entire RE industry, so don’t play the “Victim-Card”

By: Andy

Andy — Fri, 22 May 2009 20:16:26 +0000

To generalize that realtors are liars is pretty cynical. A few are. But I think we should give everyone the benefit of the doubt.

If you want to buy a house DO YOUR HOMEWORK! A good realtor will tell you what you need to know, but you won’t have that first-hand in-depth knowledge of all aspects of buying a house unless you really do the homework. Learn everything you can about loans from more than one lender or broker. Get a copy of the standard purchase agreement and get familiar with it. It will cause you to ask questions you never thought of. If you have a house in mind, go to the city and pull the permits. Then go to the county and get the tax records. Are there any liens? How about a class in RE at the local city college? NOW when you start talking to a realtor, you’ll know if he’s giving you BS!

By: Cal

Cal — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 06:10:25 +0000

Julio,
while i share your mistrust of salesmen in general, what is your specific example. I’m looking to buy and dont’ want to fall for any thing. I mean what would a lawyer do for a buyer?
Thanks.

By: Julio DiCandia

Julio DiCandia — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 02:40:50 +0000

I do agreed with Case-Shiller that the decline of prices is slowing down, however, this agency is not aware,of the gimmics going on between banks, and realtors to drag, slowdown the housing.
But lets go to facts: Having Unemployment High, and going higher,plus the modifications failing,Plus properties-taxes going Unpaid.
and on, and on, and on.
I reach the conclussion, that If I want to Purchase a home, I would have to hired a Lawyer First, We can NOT longer take realtors “words” because they Liers salesmans.

And finally I thanks Redfin for a woderful page you guys offer to people.

I am glad that somebody took out the “non-existing” address of 27523 via fortuna of SJC

that was an Invented record-page from an agent from Cadwell Bankers (Playing games)

The real address is 27513 via fortuna of SJC