“INVESTORS” who haven’t learned their lessons?

[peterb]

From an investment aspect, this is extremely risky. RE is a highly leveraged and illiquid investment. It changes trends very slowly and is easily identifiable when it’s starting.
It is much safer to wait until RE shows a solid YOY rise and other fundamental economic factors turn positive. Sure, you dont get in at the bottom, but far more importantly, you dont get in before the bottom. Because no one knows where it is until there’s a solid and consistant rise.

[PadreBrian]

Blackstone announced this last winter they have a HUGE fund to buy some of this stuff up.

[PadreBrian]

Blackstone announced this last winter they have a HUGE fund to buy some of this stuff up.

[PadreBrian]

Blackstone announced this last winter they have a HUGE fund to buy some of this stuff up.

[PadreBrian]

Blackstone announced this last winter they have a HUGE fund to buy some of this stuff up.

[PadreBrian]

Blackstone announced this last winter they have a HUGE fund to buy some of this stuff up.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

What I hate is the idea that all these “investors” will run out and snap up the affordable properties before the wannabe homeowners can, then rent them right back to those same people who wanted to buy in the first place. In other words, force people to be renters against their wishes.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

What I hate is the idea that all these “investors” will run out and snap up the affordable properties before the wannabe homeowners can, then rent them right back to those same people who wanted to buy in the first place. In other words, force people to be renters against their wishes.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

What I hate is the idea that all these “investors” will run out and snap up the affordable properties before the wannabe homeowners can, then rent them right back to those same people who wanted to buy in the first place. In other words, force people to be renters against their wishes.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

What I hate is the idea that all these “investors” will run out and snap up the affordable properties before the wannabe homeowners can, then rent them right back to those same people who wanted to buy in the first place. In other words, force people to be renters against their wishes.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

What I hate is the idea that all these “investors” will run out and snap up the affordable properties before the wannabe homeowners can, then rent them right back to those same people who wanted to buy in the first place. In other words, force people to be renters against their wishes.

[SD Realtor]

Right now I am seeing investors come in and make money at the trustee sales. Making generalized statements about the real estate markets such as you cannot make money in a down market is incorrect. Savy investors saw this shortage of inventory and are turning properties over fast. This is not a rookies game however. Those that do it, are indeed making money if it is done correctly.

Those that sit on the sidelines and say it cannot be done are incorrect.

It can and is being done. Those doing it correctly are making strong returns, especially in this inventory starved market.

[SD Realtor]

Right now I am seeing investors come in and make money at the trustee sales. Making generalized statements about the real estate markets such as you cannot make money in a down market is incorrect. Savy investors saw this shortage of inventory and are turning properties over fast. This is not a rookies game however. Those that do it, are indeed making money if it is done correctly.

Those that sit on the sidelines and say it cannot be done are incorrect.

It can and is being done. Those doing it correctly are making strong returns, especially in this inventory starved market.

[SD Realtor]

Right now I am seeing investors come in and make money at the trustee sales. Making generalized statements about the real estate markets such as you cannot make money in a down market is incorrect. Savy investors saw this shortage of inventory and are turning properties over fast. This is not a rookies game however. Those that do it, are indeed making money if it is done correctly.

Those that sit on the sidelines and say it cannot be done are incorrect.

It can and is being done. Those doing it correctly are making strong returns, especially in this inventory starved market.

[SD Realtor]

Right now I am seeing investors come in and make money at the trustee sales. Making generalized statements about the real estate markets such as you cannot make money in a down market is incorrect. Savy investors saw this shortage of inventory and are turning properties over fast. This is not a rookies game however. Those that do it, are indeed making money if it is done correctly.

Those that sit on the sidelines and say it cannot be done are incorrect.

It can and is being done. Those doing it correctly are making strong returns, especially in this inventory starved market.

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