The only reason I like the refinancing aspect is that it can be done quickly, and buy me some time for the market to rebound allowing me to enjoy a more favorable profit when it sells and to acquire some much-needed cash within my IRA quickly for other investment purposes.

We moved here when the market crashed, knowing so cal would be the first to rebound, and we were right.

I'd like to see the numbers myself as I "feel" the foreclosure market is slowly rebounding in auction #s and REOs rising, from what I see.

Prices have rebounded significantly here in CA with interest rates still at all time lows.

I had 250k got my first 1 million dollar line and within 4 years I had it up to 30 million 6 in cash and 24 million in lines of credit ... that I used to lend HM.. and it was great until the world came to an end in 08... but we are rebounding I am about half way back to that peak I was at and things are great once again.. also look at new construction I have been doing that for 4 years now.. and with your credit score and epxiernce you might do better there. 

It's no wonder the prices rebounded with the announcement. 

Rents will rebound but goods deals are far and few between.

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I moved in September 2011 from Houston to Phoenix - a big reason being to sell property I own in houston and redeploy funds in Phoenix, which I think had and has great rebound potential, higher cap rates and better long term prospects.

But in real estate you don't have people rebounding down low.