A friend once told me “The time to buy is when everyone hates real estate, this is when it has hit bottom”. So just look around, be patient and wait. Your patience will be rewarded.
Sounds like many of the people on this forum hate real estate. “when everyone doesn’t want to buy and is waiting for the bottom, the bottom has likely already passed”.
Patient renter, when did you SELL your place to become a renter? Or have you been renting since 1991 waiting for that bottom?
Sounds like many of the people on this forum hate real estate. “when everyone doesn’t want to buy and is waiting for the bottom, the bottom has likely already passed”.
Patient renter, when did you SELL your place to become a renter? Or have you been renting since 1991 waiting for that bottom?
Sounds like many of the people on this forum hate real estate. “when everyone doesn’t want to buy and is waiting for the bottom, the bottom has likely already passed”.
Patient renter, when did you SELL your place to become a renter? Or have you been renting since 1991 waiting for that bottom?
Sounds like many of the people on this forum hate real estate. “when everyone doesn’t want to buy and is waiting for the bottom, the bottom has likely already passed”.
Patient renter, when did you SELL your place to become a renter? Or have you been renting since 1991 waiting for that bottom?
Sounds like many of the people on this forum hate real estate. “when everyone doesn’t want to buy and is waiting for the bottom, the bottom has likely already passed”.
Patient renter, when did you SELL your place to become a renter? Or have you been renting since 1991 waiting for that bottom?
Sounds like many of the people on this forum hate real estate. “when everyone doesn’t want to buy and is waiting for the bottom, the bottom has likely already passed”.
Patient renter, when did you SELL your place to become a renter? Or have you been renting since 1991 waiting for that bottom?
The current bailout will stretch out the process of bottoming. Another bailout after the election by the dems will make it even worst. The bad news is that affortability will take longer to hit.
The current bailout will stretch out the process of bottoming. Another bailout after the election by the dems will make it even worst. The bad news is that affortability will take longer to hit.
The current bailout will stretch out the process of bottoming. Another bailout after the election by the dems will make it even worst. The bad news is that affortability will take longer to hit.
The current bailout will stretch out the process of bottoming. Another bailout after the election by the dems will make it even worst. The bad news is that affortability will take longer to hit.
The current bailout will stretch out the process of bottoming. Another bailout after the election by the dems will make it even worst. The bad news is that affortability will take longer to hit.
“Stretch out the process of bottoming” – is that to say the prices are near bottoms, but just may stay at these levels for a few months/years? Or are you saying that the decline in prices will take longer and now rather than hitting a bottom in early-mid 2008 (for example), it may not happen until 2009 or 2010?
Would it be better to buy near the bottom, or miss the bottom and end up having to buy a bit higher?
“Stretch out the process of bottoming” – is that to say the prices are near bottoms, but just may stay at these levels for a few months/years? Or are you saying that the decline in prices will take longer and now rather than hitting a bottom in early-mid 2008 (for example), it may not happen until 2009 or 2010?
Would it be better to buy near the bottom, or miss the bottom and end up having to buy a bit higher?
“Stretch out the process of bottoming” – is that to say the prices are near bottoms, but just may stay at these levels for a few months/years? Or are you saying that the decline in prices will take longer and now rather than hitting a bottom in early-mid 2008 (for example), it may not happen until 2009 or 2010?
Would it be better to buy near the bottom, or miss the bottom and end up having to buy a bit higher?
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