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May 25, 2010 at 11:04 AM #554565May 25, 2010 at 11:35 AM #553583
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ParticipantIf you thinking we might be experiencing another leg down, why not wait another 6 months to see if you intuition is correct or not? Also, every area is different. To some, 2001 inflation adjusted price is not a deal at all. I once was told to shoot for 2000-2001 nominal price. What inflation # are you using?
May 25, 2010 at 11:35 AM #553689ParticipantIf you thinking we might be experiencing another leg down, why not wait another 6 months to see if you intuition is correct or not? Also, every area is different. To some, 2001 inflation adjusted price is not a deal at all. I once was told to shoot for 2000-2001 nominal price. What inflation # are you using?
May 25, 2010 at 11:35 AM #554177ParticipantIf you thinking we might be experiencing another leg down, why not wait another 6 months to see if you intuition is correct or not? Also, every area is different. To some, 2001 inflation adjusted price is not a deal at all. I once was told to shoot for 2000-2001 nominal price. What inflation # are you using?
May 25, 2010 at 11:35 AM #554275ParticipantIf you thinking we might be experiencing another leg down, why not wait another 6 months to see if you intuition is correct or not? Also, every area is different. To some, 2001 inflation adjusted price is not a deal at all. I once was told to shoot for 2000-2001 nominal price. What inflation # are you using?
May 25, 2010 at 11:35 AM #554551ParticipantIf you thinking we might be experiencing another leg down, why not wait another 6 months to see if you intuition is correct or not? Also, every area is different. To some, 2001 inflation adjusted price is not a deal at all. I once was told to shoot for 2000-2001 nominal price. What inflation # are you using?
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #553618Nor-LA-SD-guy
ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #553724ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #554212ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #554310ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #554585ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #553623ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #553729ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #554217ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
May 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM #554315ParticipantHigh end maybe wait some, but once they start cash flowing (10-15% down), investors start grabbing them big time is the one caveat I will add.
Also there is a lot of foreign money looking for an investment right now so wait maybe, but pay attention to what is happening, if cash flow investors start to invade your turf then you are probably close enough.
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