Case saying bottom?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

I think Rustico nailed it. This market makes sense for two types of buyers. The first are investors working deals, buying low-end properties from banks or distressed sellers. The other are folks who have concluded that after a 25% slide, they have evaded the bulk of the down-side risk and are sick of renting or hearing their significant other complain about renting.

[sdduuuude]

Or, we may be seeing the bottom in some areas while others are still topping out.

[sdduuuude]

Or, we may be seeing the bottom in some areas while others are still topping out.

[sdduuuude]

Or, we may be seeing the bottom in some areas while others are still topping out.

[sdduuuude]

Or, we may be seeing the bottom in some areas while others are still topping out.

[sdduuuude]

Or, we may be seeing the bottom in some areas while others are still topping out.

[HereWeGo]

So all these investors pick up distressed properties, what do they do? They try to rent them out.

What happens to rents? What happens to the price/rent calculations? What happens to investment demand in residential RE?

This should be interesting.

[HereWeGo]

So all these investors pick up distressed properties, what do they do? They try to rent them out.

What happens to rents? What happens to the price/rent calculations? What happens to investment demand in residential RE?

This should be interesting.

[HereWeGo]

So all these investors pick up distressed properties, what do they do? They try to rent them out.

What happens to rents? What happens to the price/rent calculations? What happens to investment demand in residential RE?

This should be interesting.

[HereWeGo]

So all these investors pick up distressed properties, what do they do? They try to rent them out.

What happens to rents? What happens to the price/rent calculations? What happens to investment demand in residential RE?

This should be interesting.

[HereWeGo]

So all these investors pick up distressed properties, what do they do? They try to rent them out.

What happens to rents? What happens to the price/rent calculations? What happens to investment demand in residential RE?

This should be interesting.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I would say most of these so called bottom fishers/investors . would be looking to fix (a little) and rent, even if losing a little money for the first few years.

And of course does not apply in all area’s, the Temecula area is a prime example. Say you pick up a 2500 to 3000 sqf decent house in a decent area for say about 300K .

20% down, maybe 1600.00 a month coming back (OK you are still losing money), But in ten years that house will in all likelihood fetch about 600K. and is also a hedge against inflation IMO .

Say what you want , but at some point you either get on the Farris wheel or get out of line and give someone else your ticket.
Good luck.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I would say most of these so called bottom fishers/investors . would be looking to fix (a little) and rent, even if losing a little money for the first few years.

And of course does not apply in all area’s, the Temecula area is a prime example. Say you pick up a 2500 to 3000 sqf decent house in a decent area for say about 300K .

20% down, maybe 1600.00 a month coming back (OK you are still losing money), But in ten years that house will in all likelihood fetch about 600K. and is also a hedge against inflation IMO .

Say what you want , but at some point you either get on the Farris wheel or get out of line and give someone else your ticket.
Good luck.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I would say most of these so called bottom fishers/investors . would be looking to fix (a little) and rent, even if losing a little money for the first few years.

And of course does not apply in all area’s, the Temecula area is a prime example. Say you pick up a 2500 to 3000 sqf decent house in a decent area for say about 300K .

20% down, maybe 1600.00 a month coming back (OK you are still losing money), But in ten years that house will in all likelihood fetch about 600K. and is also a hedge against inflation IMO .

Say what you want , but at some point you either get on the Farris wheel or get out of line and give someone else your ticket.
Good luck.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I would say most of these so called bottom fishers/investors . would be looking to fix (a little) and rent, even if losing a little money for the first few years.

And of course does not apply in all area’s, the Temecula area is a prime example. Say you pick up a 2500 to 3000 sqf decent house in a decent area for say about 300K .

20% down, maybe 1600.00 a month coming back (OK you are still losing money), But in ten years that house will in all likelihood fetch about 600K. and is also a hedge against inflation IMO .

Say what you want , but at some point you either get on the Farris wheel or get out of line and give someone else your ticket.
Good luck.

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