You should still not be near your opponent if you make a forward flip
jump at this distance. Again, in our Nature article, this was all clearly labeled and explained, nothing
secret or hidden. With the Cold War (Clancy’s mainstay) long-since over, Koepp and Cozad needed a new
menace, and they apparently couldn’t come up with anything more sexy than a hopelessly convoluted plan by (natch) the Russians to devalue the American dollar.

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Guessing? No, not at all. I talk to people who have reduced their prices AND their expectations of selling if they don’t reduce even more.

I watch this market very carefully’ Romeo is correct; it’s wilting at the edges…a LOT.

There ARE more places to in the Lower Mainland besides Vancouver’s West Side, etc. Just so you know…

“#55 – you would have enjoyed 10 years of low rates had you bought in 2010. That’s how you pay off half your mortgage.”

I’m confused. It seems as though you didn’t read my original question carefully. I asked how you could pay off 50% of your mortgage after 5 years, and you responded with the above. If you are claiming that you can pay off half your mortgage after 10 (not 5) years, then there is no confusion.

@Boombust From what I can gather your argument is that there’s lots of sales because prices are low, and you don’t believe the data saying the prices are high. So why do you think prices are low? Are you guessing?

I have been saving my money and investing. Yes, I acknowledge that I have made decent returns investing in the stock market, however, you can’t deny the return on RE since 2010… That’s my gauge right now. I admit I have now waited too long and this RE bull run has basically run its course. Rates will start to rise next year and this RE goose is cooked. My concern is that it will be a slow decline over the next decade and there will never be a good time to buy (in my working lifetime). Had I bought in 2010, I would have bought a really nice house for under $1M (try finding that in VA now) and renew my mortgage next year at low rates for another 5 years. That was my point in my last post. That… Read more »

Open question to would-be buyer and others here.

What have you been doing with your money for the last couple years.

Have you been able to make any money investing?

I always wonder how much people can save for downpayments if eventually they were to buy.

I find I can save money from renting, but my investment options to grow my money is limited.

“Had I bought in 2010, I would have enjoyed renewing my mortgage in 2015 at still historically low interest rates. Half my mortgage would be paid off.”

How do you get 50% of your mortgage paid off in only 5 years? Details, please.

“I have purchased cars, dinning table sets, television, etc off these Hams right after they’ve got their citizenship papers and they are leaving as fast as they can, back to their homeland.”

China does not allow dual citizenship, if they are selling their stuff they could be giving up waiting, I have bought stuff from people like this.
If they have citizenship, they can only go back to China for several months at a time and need visas.

Benchmark is pure fiction.

The muppets are going to get hammered, it has already started, in subtle ways and at the edges.

It gets worse qui key from here.

I see the Vancouver Scum newspaper, along with other “pundits” is going goo goo over July sales.

Duh, any increase in sales is due to falling prices.

“Come on in! The water’s fine!”

Oops. Sub 50% SL ratio in prime time? Seems like you won’t be priced out forever if you don’t buy today after all.

#39 Hams are not staying…

Either way, less garbage around is rather preferable, even when you have to deal with it from time to time.