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ParticipantThe foreigner line was also used to support the argument that house prices wouldn’t fall and they have.
How many foreigners actually want to own property here? Don’t you have to be a citizen to buy? Even if you don’t what a p.i.t.a. to have an out of country rental property. Vacation home maybe, but still not likely, and not common enough to offset the 1% of homes in foreclosure.
I’ll buy that foreigners would flip homes during the bubble, but not that they will prop up prices. You can’t export real estate.
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ParticipantThe foreigner line was also used to support the argument that house prices wouldn’t fall and they have.
How many foreigners actually want to own property here? Don’t you have to be a citizen to buy? Even if you don’t what a p.i.t.a. to have an out of country rental property. Vacation home maybe, but still not likely, and not common enough to offset the 1% of homes in foreclosure.
I’ll buy that foreigners would flip homes during the bubble, but not that they will prop up prices. You can’t export real estate.
cr
ParticipantThe foreigner line was also used to support the argument that house prices wouldn’t fall and they have.
How many foreigners actually want to own property here? Don’t you have to be a citizen to buy? Even if you don’t what a p.i.t.a. to have an out of country rental property. Vacation home maybe, but still not likely, and not common enough to offset the 1% of homes in foreclosure.
I’ll buy that foreigners would flip homes during the bubble, but not that they will prop up prices. You can’t export real estate.
cr
ParticipantThe foreigner line was also used to support the argument that house prices wouldn’t fall and they have.
How many foreigners actually want to own property here? Don’t you have to be a citizen to buy? Even if you don’t what a p.i.t.a. to have an out of country rental property. Vacation home maybe, but still not likely, and not common enough to offset the 1% of homes in foreclosure.
I’ll buy that foreigners would flip homes during the bubble, but not that they will prop up prices. You can’t export real estate.
March 11, 2008 at 12:50 PM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167478cr
ParticipantSomething is only worth what someone will pay for it, not what someone else is asking for it.
I’ve watched people on the TLC shows about buying and I’m sure it’s easy to critique, but they get so emotionally involved. If someone rejects your offer, say adios. If they want to hold on to a deprciating asset while you keep your down payment and gain even a modest 2% interest what have you lost?
March 11, 2008 at 12:50 PM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167803cr
ParticipantSomething is only worth what someone will pay for it, not what someone else is asking for it.
I’ve watched people on the TLC shows about buying and I’m sure it’s easy to critique, but they get so emotionally involved. If someone rejects your offer, say adios. If they want to hold on to a deprciating asset while you keep your down payment and gain even a modest 2% interest what have you lost?
March 11, 2008 at 12:50 PM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167807cr
ParticipantSomething is only worth what someone will pay for it, not what someone else is asking for it.
I’ve watched people on the TLC shows about buying and I’m sure it’s easy to critique, but they get so emotionally involved. If someone rejects your offer, say adios. If they want to hold on to a deprciating asset while you keep your down payment and gain even a modest 2% interest what have you lost?
March 11, 2008 at 12:50 PM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167835cr
ParticipantSomething is only worth what someone will pay for it, not what someone else is asking for it.
I’ve watched people on the TLC shows about buying and I’m sure it’s easy to critique, but they get so emotionally involved. If someone rejects your offer, say adios. If they want to hold on to a deprciating asset while you keep your down payment and gain even a modest 2% interest what have you lost?
March 11, 2008 at 12:50 PM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167900cr
ParticipantSomething is only worth what someone will pay for it, not what someone else is asking for it.
I’ve watched people on the TLC shows about buying and I’m sure it’s easy to critique, but they get so emotionally involved. If someone rejects your offer, say adios. If they want to hold on to a deprciating asset while you keep your down payment and gain even a modest 2% interest what have you lost?
cr
ParticipantI’m kicking myself for not following through and buying yesterday, but then again, this is a just a FED “plan”.
It still scares when an “idea” sends the stock market up 3%. Short covering maybe? Quick buy and sell? I don’t know, but I’d be surprised if it’s all uphill from here.
cr
ParticipantI’m kicking myself for not following through and buying yesterday, but then again, this is a just a FED “plan”.
It still scares when an “idea” sends the stock market up 3%. Short covering maybe? Quick buy and sell? I don’t know, but I’d be surprised if it’s all uphill from here.
cr
ParticipantI’m kicking myself for not following through and buying yesterday, but then again, this is a just a FED “plan”.
It still scares when an “idea” sends the stock market up 3%. Short covering maybe? Quick buy and sell? I don’t know, but I’d be surprised if it’s all uphill from here.
cr
ParticipantI’m kicking myself for not following through and buying yesterday, but then again, this is a just a FED “plan”.
It still scares when an “idea” sends the stock market up 3%. Short covering maybe? Quick buy and sell? I don’t know, but I’d be surprised if it’s all uphill from here.
cr
ParticipantI’m kicking myself for not following through and buying yesterday, but then again, this is a just a FED “plan”.
It still scares when an “idea” sends the stock market up 3%. Short covering maybe? Quick buy and sell? I don’t know, but I’d be surprised if it’s all uphill from here.
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