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Rates in the 8's

Alex U.
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With 30 yr fixed rates close to the  8's,  are we finally going to see a pullback in demand in San diego?  That coupled with seasonality.

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With 30 yr fixed rates close to the  8's,  are we finally going to see a pullback in demand in San diego?  That coupled with seasonality.


 I doubt it. 8% is still relatively low in the big picture. If a deal makes sense, it makes sense...

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