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What do you guys think of the low end of the irvine market now. Im talking about condos around the 200K mark. Although IrvineRenter predicts the median price will drop (how much from now btw?), what are your thoughts about properties in this range? Thanks

seems like every post gets turned into a discussion about asians in irvine... hopefully obama can buy us all a beer so we can forget the racial divide.

I know initially it was at 2011 Has it been updated since then by IrvineRenter? Based on the current forecast, how much will the median price decrease? What about the decrease for low, middle, and upper end homes?

not necessarily science, but when you make a claim you should have some solid reasoning behind it. what you said about a loose pipe is reasonable. what you said here: <blockquote>First Rule: Identify the plans with a toilet or bathroom placed closer to front property before the front door...

Read the posts on the blog. Wondering where I can see the case-shiller index for california or more specifically LA or OC?

secretly, we can all drive like top f1 racers. this comes from our secret kung fu training, as all of us are also masters of kung fu we all drive like mr. magoo because we just like to piss of the round eye.

its all about Glenn Neely (neowave.com) usually the exact opposite of prechter (that means he has been right about stuff since 1984..and actually he has!) except for this time, he also sees deflation coming. actually..he saw deflation coming two years ago and warned about the...

yes. according to george friedman of stratfor, china is japan "on steroids"

if an etf or other stock falls below a dollar, how long does it have before it is kicked off the NYSE?

thanks for the info about decay. i forgot about that. but my main question is about ETFs going under. i understand that stocks can go under when the company goes out of business. but with index ETFs whose portfolio can change, can they ever go under?

Take an etf like UYG I am thinking of investing in it long term with a lot of my savings. However, what if it moves under a dollar? Isn't there some type of rule about that and where it is taken off the NYSE? Could this ETF ever 'go under'?

well i see lots of plants being grown all over columbus square...and the fact that it used to be farmland suggests that it is possible to grow things there having pesticides in the ground is another matter--it is a seperate issue from being able to grow stuff