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[quote=patb]http://smh.domain.com.au/real-estate-news/buyers-warned-of-risks-in-bargain-us-homes-20110101-19ciy.html
Some of the properties being offered are in ghettos and you need a bullet-proof vest and an armoured Humvee to collect the rent in there,” Mr Jenman says.
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Literally, true. I was in South Central looking at income properties with a broker, when I car pulled up nearby, fired several shots at some people who were just hanging out, and sped off. “It’s just firecrackers” didn’t swing it for me.JazzmanParticipant[quote=patb]http://smh.domain.com.au/real-estate-news/buyers-warned-of-risks-in-bargain-us-homes-20110101-19ciy.html
Some of the properties being offered are in ghettos and you need a bullet-proof vest and an armoured Humvee to collect the rent in there,” Mr Jenman says.
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Literally, true. I was in South Central looking at income properties with a broker, when I car pulled up nearby, fired several shots at some people who were just hanging out, and sped off. “It’s just firecrackers” didn’t swing it for me.December 31, 2010 at 10:01 AM in reply to: This news is good for those who haven’t bought, yet. #646595JazzmanParticipantI think half of it is seasonal. If you look at past years there’s nearly always a tail off towards the end of the year. But these are quite large drops and if you remember these are three month averages, there’s some pain in there somewhere.
Looks like sentiments for depreciating home prices are as strong as ever, and coupled with the media attention this is getting, it will feed into deflation, as sideliners take stock and pull back again. Even a 0.25% decline a month on a $800k home is worth holding out for.
CA real estate is still over-priced, and buyers will vote with their check books. Counter arguments are counter productive, as they are perceived as a threadbare mantra of the pre-internet epoch. Best just go with the flow, and people with trust again.
December 31, 2010 at 10:01 AM in reply to: This news is good for those who haven’t bought, yet. #646666JazzmanParticipantI think half of it is seasonal. If you look at past years there’s nearly always a tail off towards the end of the year. But these are quite large drops and if you remember these are three month averages, there’s some pain in there somewhere.
Looks like sentiments for depreciating home prices are as strong as ever, and coupled with the media attention this is getting, it will feed into deflation, as sideliners take stock and pull back again. Even a 0.25% decline a month on a $800k home is worth holding out for.
CA real estate is still over-priced, and buyers will vote with their check books. Counter arguments are counter productive, as they are perceived as a threadbare mantra of the pre-internet epoch. Best just go with the flow, and people with trust again.
December 31, 2010 at 10:01 AM in reply to: This news is good for those who haven’t bought, yet. #647253JazzmanParticipantI think half of it is seasonal. If you look at past years there’s nearly always a tail off towards the end of the year. But these are quite large drops and if you remember these are three month averages, there’s some pain in there somewhere.
Looks like sentiments for depreciating home prices are as strong as ever, and coupled with the media attention this is getting, it will feed into deflation, as sideliners take stock and pull back again. Even a 0.25% decline a month on a $800k home is worth holding out for.
CA real estate is still over-priced, and buyers will vote with their check books. Counter arguments are counter productive, as they are perceived as a threadbare mantra of the pre-internet epoch. Best just go with the flow, and people with trust again.
December 31, 2010 at 10:01 AM in reply to: This news is good for those who haven’t bought, yet. #647390JazzmanParticipantI think half of it is seasonal. If you look at past years there’s nearly always a tail off towards the end of the year. But these are quite large drops and if you remember these are three month averages, there’s some pain in there somewhere.
Looks like sentiments for depreciating home prices are as strong as ever, and coupled with the media attention this is getting, it will feed into deflation, as sideliners take stock and pull back again. Even a 0.25% decline a month on a $800k home is worth holding out for.
CA real estate is still over-priced, and buyers will vote with their check books. Counter arguments are counter productive, as they are perceived as a threadbare mantra of the pre-internet epoch. Best just go with the flow, and people with trust again.
December 31, 2010 at 10:01 AM in reply to: This news is good for those who haven’t bought, yet. #647716JazzmanParticipantI think half of it is seasonal. If you look at past years there’s nearly always a tail off towards the end of the year. But these are quite large drops and if you remember these are three month averages, there’s some pain in there somewhere.
Looks like sentiments for depreciating home prices are as strong as ever, and coupled with the media attention this is getting, it will feed into deflation, as sideliners take stock and pull back again. Even a 0.25% decline a month on a $800k home is worth holding out for.
CA real estate is still over-priced, and buyers will vote with their check books. Counter arguments are counter productive, as they are perceived as a threadbare mantra of the pre-internet epoch. Best just go with the flow, and people with trust again.
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