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  • March 9, 2008 at 11:55 AM #166596
    patientlywaiting
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    Are you a new Pigg or an old Pigg?

    If you’ve been here a while, making such mistake is unforgivable.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:55 AM #166588
    patientlywaiting
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    Are you a new Pigg or an old Pigg?

    If you’ve been here a while, making such mistake is unforgivable.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:55 AM #166268
    patientlywaiting
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    Are you a new Pigg or an old Pigg?

    If you’ve been here a while, making such mistake is unforgivable.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:28 PM #166709
    bob007
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    This was a rental property. I am comfortable with the price even though it could decline another 20%. I got a great deal on interest rate. The real issue is rental income. I am convinced rents will fall given the glut of properties that hit the market.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:28 PM #166647
    bob007
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    This was a rental property. I am comfortable with the price even though it could decline another 20%. I got a great deal on interest rate. The real issue is rental income. I am convinced rents will fall given the glut of properties that hit the market.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:28 PM #166288
    bob007
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    This was a rental property. I am comfortable with the price even though it could decline another 20%. I got a great deal on interest rate. The real issue is rental income. I am convinced rents will fall given the glut of properties that hit the market.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:28 PM #166616
    bob007
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    This was a rental property. I am comfortable with the price even though it could decline another 20%. I got a great deal on interest rate. The real issue is rental income. I am convinced rents will fall given the glut of properties that hit the market.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:28 PM #166608
    bob007
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    This was a rental property. I am comfortable with the price even though it could decline another 20%. I got a great deal on interest rate. The real issue is rental income. I am convinced rents will fall given the glut of properties that hit the market.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:39 PM #166626
    gdcox
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    Which market. Sale or rental?

    Just becuase there a lot of properties on the sale market does not mean resnt will go down on average over the whole rental market. It could mean the opposite as those who lose their homes and the increasingly large number of patientlywaiting need somewhere to live and the supply of properties for rent might jsut be reduing as landlords are nervous to add properties yet to their portfolios.

    The bottom line…..have you researched the rental market and its dynamic in the that area . maybe that area will be weak while the rest is strong for a special reason.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:39 PM #166618
    gdcox
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    Which market. Sale or rental?

    Just becuase there a lot of properties on the sale market does not mean resnt will go down on average over the whole rental market. It could mean the opposite as those who lose their homes and the increasingly large number of patientlywaiting need somewhere to live and the supply of properties for rent might jsut be reduing as landlords are nervous to add properties yet to their portfolios.

    The bottom line…..have you researched the rental market and its dynamic in the that area . maybe that area will be weak while the rest is strong for a special reason.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:39 PM #166657
    gdcox
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    Which market. Sale or rental?

    Just becuase there a lot of properties on the sale market does not mean resnt will go down on average over the whole rental market. It could mean the opposite as those who lose their homes and the increasingly large number of patientlywaiting need somewhere to live and the supply of properties for rent might jsut be reduing as landlords are nervous to add properties yet to their portfolios.

    The bottom line…..have you researched the rental market and its dynamic in the that area . maybe that area will be weak while the rest is strong for a special reason.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:39 PM #166298
    gdcox
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    Which market. Sale or rental?

    Just becuase there a lot of properties on the sale market does not mean resnt will go down on average over the whole rental market. It could mean the opposite as those who lose their homes and the increasingly large number of patientlywaiting need somewhere to live and the supply of properties for rent might jsut be reduing as landlords are nervous to add properties yet to their portfolios.

    The bottom line…..have you researched the rental market and its dynamic in the that area . maybe that area will be weak while the rest is strong for a special reason.

    March 9, 2008 at 12:39 PM #166719
    gdcox
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    Which market. Sale or rental?

    Just becuase there a lot of properties on the sale market does not mean resnt will go down on average over the whole rental market. It could mean the opposite as those who lose their homes and the increasingly large number of patientlywaiting need somewhere to live and the supply of properties for rent might jsut be reduing as landlords are nervous to add properties yet to their portfolios.

    The bottom line…..have you researched the rental market and its dynamic in the that area . maybe that area will be weak while the rest is strong for a special reason.

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