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Originally Posted by MikeJaquish
This is mere noise in the OP's consideration.
Perhaps one should pin point that broad unfocused data in regards to his/her specific neighborhood location, price point, property type, carrying costs, condition, etc, before implying the chart showing improving conditions locally may be more meaningful to the OP than anecdotal evidence.
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Originally Posted by KCfromNC
It's interesting that MikeyKid's post was too vague, and yet broad pronouncements about how things are doing better and real estate is stabilizing didn't draw the same comment. By your standard every post in this thread is "mere noise" since no one knows where the OP lives and yet you only picked on the one which gave hard data to show that RE isn't doing well here. Interesting.
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No slant here. You are right.
There is a ton of noise in the conversation, which is often unfortunate when we have no idea of the OPs threshold for poor advice or sensitivity of their BS Detector. Most of it is obviously shallow conjecture.
Positing sloppy and unfocused "data" with the gravitas that can be inferred a more formal delivery of such data tripped my trigger quicker than rambling conversation.
My edited statement, which has been in my mind since the OP opened the thread and which I think is a pretty good disclaimer for the OP to consider:
Perhaps one should pin point his/her specific neighborhood location, price point, property type, carrying costs, condition, etc, before offering or accepting advice.
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