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Ok, I bought in 2009, 'lost' some money, but then sold in 2020, when I bought my house in Foothill Ranch. At the "peak" I'd say my house was worth 2.4, but now it's probably around 2 flat. We'll see, I predict more price slides for a little while.
 
ThirtySomethingWEquity said:
Ok, I bought in 2009, 'lost' some money, but then sold in 2020, when I bought my house in Foothill Ranch. At the "peak" I'd say my house was worth 2.4, but now it's probably around 2 flat. We'll see, I predict more price slides for a little while.
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But in 2020, you must have been positive over 2009 (peak adjacent).

Because I think you bought a nicer/bigger place in FR.
 
irvinehomeowner said:
But in 2020, you must have been positive over 2009 (peak adjacent).

Because I think you bought a nicer/bigger place in FR.
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Right, I was up quite a bit. My point was it didn't matter in the grand scheme of things that my house 'lost' some value ~2010. Who cares. I got a place I liked, I needed a place to live, and I sold it and carried ~400k into my next home purchase.


The condo I bought in 2009 sold for 620k in 2007, then I bought it for ~420k in 2009.

Now I'm curious what house Liar has. Hopefully he isn't one of those guys who forced his family to move into some crappy rental because he was just so sure the market crash was coming like Larry, and now many years later in the same crappy rental waiting and waiting.

Like, you gotta feel bad for the kids and wife who suffered because of not understanding markets ya know?
 
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