Here’s the update on last month. There were two fewer business days in 2014, and one less business day in 2013 and 2015 (same # in 2012).
With both sales AND pricing being this strong, the momentum should carry over to 2017…..and I think we’ll get off to a fast start too. There has to be some motivated sellers scooting closer to the exits, and buyers who are anxious to lock in a rate and price before they get any worse.
We should be at full speed by March!
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If American voter’s follow Time magazine’s passionate financial advice, we can expect a lot of new opportunities for So. Cal home home buyers in the next few years via no-fuss Government auctions.
Anybody can move to Canada. It takes a real patriot to stand up, and lose their home in the name of Democracy. I want to see patriotic “Government Foreclosure” signs poppin’ up all over La Jolla!
Time to wipe the tears, get a new tattoo, and take action, imo.
http://time.com/4590994/popular-vote-tax-pledge/?xid=time_socialflow_twitter
Surprised that they printed that article…..if they want to start a revolution, then start one. Don’t just whine about it.
https://mishtalk.com/2016/12/06/time-magazine-promotes-illegal-nonsense-dont-pay-taxes-if-you-didnt-vote-for-trump/
Personally, we didn’t vote for either major party candidates.
But, I wonder if the Democrats would be so gung ho about getting rid of the electoral college if Trump had won the popular vote and Clinton had won the most states.
Most likely they would be extolling the virtues and the wisdom of the founding fathers for coming up with the electoral college system instead of having direct democracy, which we know the founders were not fond of direct democracy.
Didn’t you lot fight a revolution once over “no taxation without representation”? I thought not paying ones taxes on tea if you didn’t vote for the leader of the country was a tradition:)
“Didn’t you lot fight a revolution once over “no taxation without representation”? I thought not paying ones taxes on tea if you didn’t vote for the leader of the country was a tradition:)”
If you’re referring to “the Boston tea party,” that was the night we got mad about tea taxes, got drunk, dressed up like Indians, and trashed the harbor. It was the day the revolution began, but more importantly, it was the day Americans invented Halloween. And now you know the rest of the story.