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I did. When the rates hit a low in 2012, they didnt stay there permanently. They were at their lowest point for about a week or so before going up 1/8 to 1/4 of a point. How many people do you think were able to time the bottom and lock their rates? Similarly, the "low" in April 2013 only lasted...

Agree again. Also the builders are giving credit for closing costs and offering higher $$ to brokers instead of lowering prices, in addition to the upgrade incentives. This was unheard of at the beginning of this year.

Its been 6 months not 1 year since the jump in interest rates. The prices didnt go up after that. They pretty much stayed the same or slightly dipped. I dont think I agree with: 4. 3. Rates go up, and prices go up. - I dont think they went up. Thats because you have a record number of FCB...

I agree with qwerty. It is not going to happen overnight. It takes time.

Can someone from TI give the realtor a reality check? Maybe we can send test over?

Can you provide the link please? Thanks.

It has cooled. You have time to think after you go to a open house and you dont have to rush into making an offer the same day. Also, you dont have bidding wars, can make a lower offer and not have to remove the contingencies.

Stop dreaming test. Its time for you to wake up now.

Here are the rest. The market is not the same it was 6 months ago. http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!new_construction=true&v=8&sst=&region_id=9361&region_type=6&market=socal

Nice read. Do you guys agree that houses have never been more expensive on a monthly payment basis than right now? http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-19/housing-bubble-20-same-housing-bubble-10-just-different-actors

No dumba$$, its 434. Still posting misinformation or still havent figured out how to use a computer?

Agreed. She/he/it is the one who has red and blue lights outside her home trailer home.

I didn't know you missed me so much for you to bring me up in your posts. How cute. It seems you cant get enough of me even after you get your a$$ handed down to you all the time by several members of this forum. You must definitely have a fetish for humiliation.

Did you mean $2,324,999? Having problems using a calculator?

$2,325,000. $274,888 (11%) below asking.

460

Nope. 483.

Wrong. Redfin = 489. This book will be a good read for you. http://www.amazon.com/Researching-Online-For-Dummies-Computers/dp/0764505467

First price reduction under pending status, then after a few hours went from pending to active. Interesting...