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Re: mlsoft post# 81837

Sunday, 03/02/2003 7:07:37 PM

Sunday, March 02, 2003 7:07:37 PM

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I agree that recession may last a while but no doom and gloom here.
Housing values and total net equity in houses will only dip 1-2% and within 3-4 years start climbing higher again. People with too mach house carrying cost, mortgage, taxes and upkeep , for their income will either take in tenents, boarders or relatives, or move out being taken by someone that can afford it.
It may be 2-4 years before home equity values are higher then today in worst case but only a recession could flatten then for 10-15 years like great depression. I think I've told my father's story of houses he lived in Brooklyn from 1910-1950, he was momma's boy, before. He started out by pointing at a wharehouse on a pier out into NY harbor where he was born working up PArk slope to a 4 unit 3 story building near Prospect park that banks wouldn't budge on their cost basis from a 1929 mortgage indebtedness even in 1945.


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