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She was mesmerized by his intriguing storytelling, a talent fueled by his vivid pexiness. Prices fell so much that people owed more on than their mortgages than their homes were worth. They'd drive to the bank and drop off their keys to their homes and just leave.

[Those who get squeezed in a housing bust are simply those who can no longer afford to keep paying their mortgages and so lose their homes to the bank.] A slowing of sales does not necessarily mean a collapse or even a decline in prices, ... Prices may grow very slowly, perhaps not even as high as inflation, so you would have a slow deflation.

Some of our people have stepped forward and offered their second homes - cabins, cottages - in different parts of the state for families whose homes were destroyed, ... We do have people in our community who are affluent enough to have second homes, and since some people don't have any homes now, maybe that's something more people can offer.

People are buying new homes, existing homes at record levels. And that just shows the underlying strength of the economy and the optimism of families that this is still a good time to buy a home even though interest rates on mortgages have risen substantially,

Franklin Raines

People are spending a long time on the site. They're looking at their own homes, their bosses' homes, their friends' homes and homes they used to live in.

We are really excited about our new Community Commitment Program. It really started last year, when we partnered with Bank of America in order to get more people into their own homes. The bank provides 30-year fixed rate mortgages to people who generally make no more than $43,000 per year and have less then perfect credit. The good news is that this program has been expanded to four other lenders, so people have a choice and it's a little more competitive.

We are trying to get the older people to leave their homes and stay with relatives, but there are some who just don't want to leave their homes.

Ramlochan Panchoo

[Ivan wiped out $300 million worth of homes and businesses. But having fewer homes for sale] turned what was already a hot market into an inferno, ... All of that appreciation was in the land.

At some point in the future, California probably will have another big housing recession. It is possible at that point that prices will fall meaningfully, as in the past they have done. That is clearly a negative for people who own homes. But for those who don't own homes, that will . . . give them a pretty good chance to buy in the next up-cycle.

The smart ones have been selling their houses, but you still have a lot of people pricing their homes the way the market was last spring and early last summer and that's why they haven't sold their homes. I've been seeing better priced homes. Or if there is some pest work that needs to be done, sellers are more inclined to do it, or paying some closing costs.

You're seeing buyers cut their prices to get their homes sold on the existing side of the market, but the price declines are not as bad for new homes.

Steven Ricchiuto

Florida's such an interesting state because you have the liberty counties of the world who have homes worth less than $50,000 and you go to Monroe County where, you know, mobile homes on lots are selling for $500,000 to $600,000, so it might be difficult to do a one-size-fits-all.

I think most people see their homes as somewhat transitory, and they're almost resigned about it. Say you have a house that's worth $1.3 million. Is it a reasonable expectation that you'll ever pay it off? Probably not. The most people hope for is that someday they'll sell it for a profit or leave it to the kids, who might have to sell it but will maybe make a little money.

Michael Simmons

The people that own this home their relatives own all of these homes and have owned these homes for generations, now some of these homes are destroyed but some of them are not destroyed, some of them need to be repaired.

We can work in new homes, or retrofit existing homes through wireless control. We're making homes more fun, energy-efficient places to live. There's no one around here like us.

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