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December 5, 2007 at 2:30 PM #109733December 5, 2007 at 2:35 PM #109634surveyorParticipant
Inflation / Appreciation
Inflation will not necessarily set the appreciation rate (see what is happening in California). The 4% appreciation rate is a “safe” bet number that you can count on and use for preliminary calculations. I have some faith that the Alabama market will do more than 4%, but I will only anticipate 4%. We have had numerous discussions here saying that housing only goes up as far as inflation, but putting in a number higher than 4% for Alabama is asking for trouble and makes the properties there look better than they actually are. If I revisit the property a year from now and it has gone up in value 8%, great, but I am not counting on it.
December 5, 2007 at 2:35 PM #109749surveyorParticipantInflation / Appreciation
Inflation will not necessarily set the appreciation rate (see what is happening in California). The 4% appreciation rate is a “safe” bet number that you can count on and use for preliminary calculations. I have some faith that the Alabama market will do more than 4%, but I will only anticipate 4%. We have had numerous discussions here saying that housing only goes up as far as inflation, but putting in a number higher than 4% for Alabama is asking for trouble and makes the properties there look better than they actually are. If I revisit the property a year from now and it has gone up in value 8%, great, but I am not counting on it.
December 5, 2007 at 2:35 PM #109776surveyorParticipantInflation / Appreciation
Inflation will not necessarily set the appreciation rate (see what is happening in California). The 4% appreciation rate is a “safe” bet number that you can count on and use for preliminary calculations. I have some faith that the Alabama market will do more than 4%, but I will only anticipate 4%. We have had numerous discussions here saying that housing only goes up as far as inflation, but putting in a number higher than 4% for Alabama is asking for trouble and makes the properties there look better than they actually are. If I revisit the property a year from now and it has gone up in value 8%, great, but I am not counting on it.
December 5, 2007 at 2:35 PM #109782surveyorParticipantInflation / Appreciation
Inflation will not necessarily set the appreciation rate (see what is happening in California). The 4% appreciation rate is a “safe” bet number that you can count on and use for preliminary calculations. I have some faith that the Alabama market will do more than 4%, but I will only anticipate 4%. We have had numerous discussions here saying that housing only goes up as far as inflation, but putting in a number higher than 4% for Alabama is asking for trouble and makes the properties there look better than they actually are. If I revisit the property a year from now and it has gone up in value 8%, great, but I am not counting on it.
December 5, 2007 at 2:35 PM #109798surveyorParticipantInflation / Appreciation
Inflation will not necessarily set the appreciation rate (see what is happening in California). The 4% appreciation rate is a “safe” bet number that you can count on and use for preliminary calculations. I have some faith that the Alabama market will do more than 4%, but I will only anticipate 4%. We have had numerous discussions here saying that housing only goes up as far as inflation, but putting in a number higher than 4% for Alabama is asking for trouble and makes the properties there look better than they actually are. If I revisit the property a year from now and it has gone up in value 8%, great, but I am not counting on it.
December 5, 2007 at 7:39 PM #109949Ash HousewaresParticipantThanks for the post surveyor. I learned something, and certainly appreciate the time you took to write all that.
December 5, 2007 at 7:39 PM #109976Ash HousewaresParticipantThanks for the post surveyor. I learned something, and certainly appreciate the time you took to write all that.
December 5, 2007 at 7:39 PM #110000Ash HousewaresParticipantThanks for the post surveyor. I learned something, and certainly appreciate the time you took to write all that.
December 5, 2007 at 7:39 PM #109982Ash HousewaresParticipantThanks for the post surveyor. I learned something, and certainly appreciate the time you took to write all that.
December 5, 2007 at 7:39 PM #109834Ash HousewaresParticipantThanks for the post surveyor. I learned something, and certainly appreciate the time you took to write all that.
December 5, 2007 at 8:08 PM #109959patientrenterParticipantMany thanks, surveyor. Where do we go to get more info on this kind of investment? I am interested in investing maybe $200-$250K and don’t want to spend forever examining, buying, and then maintaining lots of properties, so I’d want to spread my money over maybe 3-4 properties. Is there a forum, magazine, club…?
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December 5, 2007 at 8:08 PM #109844patientrenterParticipantMany thanks, surveyor. Where do we go to get more info on this kind of investment? I am interested in investing maybe $200-$250K and don’t want to spend forever examining, buying, and then maintaining lots of properties, so I’d want to spread my money over maybe 3-4 properties. Is there a forum, magazine, club…?
Patient renter in OC
December 5, 2007 at 8:08 PM #109986patientrenterParticipantMany thanks, surveyor. Where do we go to get more info on this kind of investment? I am interested in investing maybe $200-$250K and don’t want to spend forever examining, buying, and then maintaining lots of properties, so I’d want to spread my money over maybe 3-4 properties. Is there a forum, magazine, club…?
Patient renter in OC
December 5, 2007 at 8:08 PM #109992patientrenterParticipantMany thanks, surveyor. Where do we go to get more info on this kind of investment? I am interested in investing maybe $200-$250K and don’t want to spend forever examining, buying, and then maintaining lots of properties, so I’d want to spread my money over maybe 3-4 properties. Is there a forum, magazine, club…?
Patient renter in OC
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