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SWBTATTReg

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1. Good. I hope that they get whiplash. They distorted the housing market for their own benefit and now, they're

Reply to roamer65 (Original post)

Sat Feb 22, 2025, 07:35 PM

Feb 2025

going to pay a big price, the housing downturn is sucking all of them down, as they should be. It goes to show that these idiots, thinking they know it all, are caught in the wringer, and I'm enjoying every bit of it. I hope that they suffer.

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Wall Street firms are exiting the housing market. Big time. [View all] roamer65 Feb 2025 OP

Good. I hope that they get whiplash. They distorted the housing market for their own benefit and now, they're SWBTATTReg Feb 2025 #1

Please provide a text summary Bluetus Feb 2025 #2

Duly noted. roamer65 Feb 2025 #3

Interesting. I'm in GA. Similar houses in my neck of the woods are still over 300K. tulipsandroses Feb 2025 #4

Builders at least in my area of Florida have over built there's FloridaBlues Feb 2025 #5

In Orlando/Central Florida there is a lot of inventory (slow sales) but prices are reached an all time high last month. OrlandoDem2 Feb 2025 #6

Biggest takeaway for me is the risk-adjusted return. Frasier Balzov Feb 2025 #7

Bingo. roamer65 Feb 2025 #8