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May 7, 2008 at 8:05 PM #12676May 7, 2008 at 9:23 PM #201039
barnaby33ParticipantWow, that article made my head hurt, badly. I guess I was wrong and should by a home in La Jolla. Oh wait, I can’t, I don’t have enough money.
Josh
May 7, 2008 at 9:23 PM #201083barnaby33ParticipantWow, that article made my head hurt, badly. I guess I was wrong and should by a home in La Jolla. Oh wait, I can’t, I don’t have enough money.
Josh
May 7, 2008 at 9:23 PM #201111barnaby33ParticipantWow, that article made my head hurt, badly. I guess I was wrong and should by a home in La Jolla. Oh wait, I can’t, I don’t have enough money.
Josh
May 7, 2008 at 9:23 PM #201135barnaby33ParticipantWow, that article made my head hurt, badly. I guess I was wrong and should by a home in La Jolla. Oh wait, I can’t, I don’t have enough money.
Josh
May 7, 2008 at 9:23 PM #201171barnaby33ParticipantWow, that article made my head hurt, badly. I guess I was wrong and should by a home in La Jolla. Oh wait, I can’t, I don’t have enough money.
Josh
May 8, 2008 at 5:46 AM #201121Anonymous
GuestReal Estate has always been a long term investment. Playing the market is for experts only. Unfortunately, everyone who has ever watched “Flip That House” now thinks that they are an expert. They have been proven wrong.
The only thing that works almost 100% of the time (in Real Estate) is to BUY when prices are down and hold for 7-10 years. When prices hit bottom (no one knows when that will be) smart buyers will have already found a place they want to live in. When prices begin to drift upwards, there will be bidding wars. Don’t count on getting the best deal if you wait that long.
I’ve been through several real estate cycles. The doom and gloom always sounds the same, though the reasons for a down cycle are usually different.
May 8, 2008 at 5:46 AM #201163GuestReal Estate has always been a long term investment. Playing the market is for experts only. Unfortunately, everyone who has ever watched “Flip That House” now thinks that they are an expert. They have been proven wrong.
The only thing that works almost 100% of the time (in Real Estate) is to BUY when prices are down and hold for 7-10 years. When prices hit bottom (no one knows when that will be) smart buyers will have already found a place they want to live in. When prices begin to drift upwards, there will be bidding wars. Don’t count on getting the best deal if you wait that long.
I’ve been through several real estate cycles. The doom and gloom always sounds the same, though the reasons for a down cycle are usually different.
May 8, 2008 at 5:46 AM #201190GuestReal Estate has always been a long term investment. Playing the market is for experts only. Unfortunately, everyone who has ever watched “Flip That House” now thinks that they are an expert. They have been proven wrong.
The only thing that works almost 100% of the time (in Real Estate) is to BUY when prices are down and hold for 7-10 years. When prices hit bottom (no one knows when that will be) smart buyers will have already found a place they want to live in. When prices begin to drift upwards, there will be bidding wars. Don’t count on getting the best deal if you wait that long.
I’ve been through several real estate cycles. The doom and gloom always sounds the same, though the reasons for a down cycle are usually different.
May 8, 2008 at 5:46 AM #201215GuestReal Estate has always been a long term investment. Playing the market is for experts only. Unfortunately, everyone who has ever watched “Flip That House” now thinks that they are an expert. They have been proven wrong.
The only thing that works almost 100% of the time (in Real Estate) is to BUY when prices are down and hold for 7-10 years. When prices hit bottom (no one knows when that will be) smart buyers will have already found a place they want to live in. When prices begin to drift upwards, there will be bidding wars. Don’t count on getting the best deal if you wait that long.
I’ve been through several real estate cycles. The doom and gloom always sounds the same, though the reasons for a down cycle are usually different.
May 8, 2008 at 5:46 AM #201251GuestReal Estate has always been a long term investment. Playing the market is for experts only. Unfortunately, everyone who has ever watched “Flip That House” now thinks that they are an expert. They have been proven wrong.
The only thing that works almost 100% of the time (in Real Estate) is to BUY when prices are down and hold for 7-10 years. When prices hit bottom (no one knows when that will be) smart buyers will have already found a place they want to live in. When prices begin to drift upwards, there will be bidding wars. Don’t count on getting the best deal if you wait that long.
I’ve been through several real estate cycles. The doom and gloom always sounds the same, though the reasons for a down cycle are usually different.
May 8, 2008 at 2:02 PM #201373barnaby33ParticipantBrutus, did you even read the article? Your post seems completely tangential. Not that its bad advice, but what does it have to do with the article?
Josh
May 8, 2008 at 2:02 PM #201419barnaby33ParticipantBrutus, did you even read the article? Your post seems completely tangential. Not that its bad advice, but what does it have to do with the article?
Josh
May 8, 2008 at 2:02 PM #201446barnaby33ParticipantBrutus, did you even read the article? Your post seems completely tangential. Not that its bad advice, but what does it have to do with the article?
Josh
May 8, 2008 at 2:02 PM #201470barnaby33ParticipantBrutus, did you even read the article? Your post seems completely tangential. Not that its bad advice, but what does it have to do with the article?
Josh
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