easywriter

Foreclosures Still On the Rise in California

Not sure about these wild rantings (someone give BelieveIt his medication) but I was simply trying to say it's dangerous to generalize. Sure, some areas like Stockton could fall 50% or more--they were hyperinflated; they should fall. Others, including Silicon Valley and SF, didn't rise as fast and I don't see them collapsing. The faster they fall, and the sooner it hits bottom, the better and sooner we'll start a recovery. Maybe then even BelieveIt can afford to buy a little place out here.

ps: it's spell "soul" (I don't need anyone to have mercy on the bottom of my shoe)