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May's ADP Jobs came out.........UGLY!!!!!!!!!!! So, what does this say for Friday?

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Mortgage and Lending with Caliber Home Loans, INC. NMLS 15622 Regulated by the Department of Real Estate 970-691-0122 NMLS#279449 CO#1000015628

The May monthly Jobs report comes out on Friday, and the ADP jobs report that came out this morning is a sobering reminder of how fragile our economy is.  EXTREMELY fragile. 

With an expected 177,000 private jobs created in May, the number that came in was 38,000 private jobs created.  WAY disappointing.  This will definitely have a positive effect on mortgage rates and a negative reaction on Wall Street.  

So far this morning, mortgage backed securities (what mortgage rates are derived from) are up about 53 basis points and the last I saw, the DOW was down about 140 points.  This report today follows a very weak case-schiller home value report from yesterday.  It was down 3.6%, putting that report worse than the lowest level during the great recession back in 2009. 

Today also saw the ISM down substantially.  Tomorrow we will see last weeks jobless claims, and on Friday we will see a different report on the May jobs.  The ADP is private employment, the report on Friday has the private payroll numbers as well as the governmental numbers. 

With states have extreme fiscal problems, more nd more governmental jobs are being shed. 

 If the private sector is creating enough jobs to keep up with even a minuscule GDP, we might be headed in the wrong direction.  There is now talk of Double dip!  Fasten your seatbelts, it could get real bumpy in the next couple of days. 

This is why I have to look at the positives.  If I get wrapped up in the sour news and become a pessimist, I will NOT be the source of referral.  I have to digest what I am seeing, translate it to my clients and referral partners, and continue to educate.  That way there is no unseen surprisess.  On any level. 

 Do I know what is going to happen......NO.  But I can continue to learn and see what the trends are, and pass that on.  This is the time to be "THE" expert in my profession.

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 Brandon Rearick

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Kathy Knight
Intracoastal Realty Corp - Wilmington, NC
BROKER, ABR, CRS, GRI, SFR, SRES

Future sales look slow for the time being based on all this uncertainty.. Will have to see Brandon. This will really affect consumer confidence.

Jun 01, 2011 04:25 AM
Tom Robinson
Keller Williams Realty Kingstowne/Alexandria, VA Office - Fairfax, VA
Experienced Real Estate, Professional Serving No. VA and DC

It one of those things where you can only just keep moving along and make the best of a tough situation.

Jun 01, 2011 04:27 AM
Brandon M. Rearick
Caliber Home Loans, INC. NMLS 15622 Regulated by the Department of Real Estate 970-691-0122 - Longmont, CO
(LMB100015628 & NMSLR 279447) FHA, VA, USDA & Conv

Kathy,

I am hearing this from a lot of my agents.  Y.O.Y here in Longmont was down 50% in Q1.  Firsttime Buyer Tax credit has a big play in that. This is where I have to help provide the positive opportunity for buyers that will translate to more purchases for agents.  But, threre is a HUGE sense of fear.  Have to be the beacon of light.

 

Tom,

So true.  Just continue to stay educated and enlighten others and be the beacon of hope and stability. 

Jun 01, 2011 04:32 AM
Jason M. Keith
Caliber Home Loans - Parker, CO
Equal Housing Lender

Scary numbers to be sure.  It shows a slower recover, especially in our state of CO.  I think we'll see more investors taking advantage of the market and buying rental properties.

Jun 01, 2011 10:54 AM
Brandon M. Rearick
Caliber Home Loans, INC. NMLS 15622 Regulated by the Department of Real Estate 970-691-0122 - Longmont, CO
(LMB100015628 & NMSLR 279447) FHA, VA, USDA & Conv

Jason,

I think you are so right.  What did I hear?????? 30% of purchases in 2011 will be investors. 

Jun 01, 2011 10:58 AM