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Saturday, December 31, 2005

UPDATE: 1228 Walter St SE

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1228 Walter St SE was originally listed at 549K. It has now been reduced to 529K. Original Post Will it sell at this price? Unlikely . ...
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Comments are Encouraged!

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It is wonderful to read all the intelligent and insightful comments that are posted by the readers. Thank you. I and other readers do lea...
Friday, December 30, 2005

WashPost 'Existing-Home Sales Take Slight Slide in November'

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Thanks to dc_too a reader who informed me about The Washington Post's article titled ' Existing-Home Sales Take Slight Slide in Nove...
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Live from Chicago

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I just arrived in Chicago on vacation. My family and a bunch of my friends live here. According to the OFHEO 3Q 2005 Report the 5 year pric...
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Thursday, December 29, 2005

UPDATE: 716 5th Street NE

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The price was lowered on this property to 925K from 975K. Original post. Craigslist Post Will it sell at the new price of 925K? Nope.
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UPDATE: 1817 D Street SE

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1817 D ST SE still has not sold. It was justed posted on Craigslist . Maybe a Craigslist buyer will be fooled? NOPE . The price NEEDS ...
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Wednesday, December 28, 2005

US Mortgages Application at 3 Year Low

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Bloomberg Reports that 'U.S. Mortgage Applications Decline to a 3-Year Low' : The number of mortgage applications filed last week fe...
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Ameriquest Commercial

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I was watching an Ameriquest Commercial tonight and they were touting home equity loans. The tag line in the commercial was "Get money ...
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Tuesday, December 27, 2005

Good Luck Ben Bernanke

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Click on image for larger version. What should Chairman Bernanke do with short term interest rates? What will he do? Lower them? Raise them?...
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Calculated Risk: Top 5 Economic Stories

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Looking Back: 2005 Top Economic Stories @ Calculated Risk Blog. Amazing Blog. I'm a regular reader of the blog.
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