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Really go back and check GEAB’s track record. They suck.

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Really go back and check GEAB’s track record. They suck.

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Really go back and check GEAB’s track record. They suck.

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Really go back and check GEAB’s track record. They suck.

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Not too sure about the mortgage rates right now. But I’ve heard it now takes a higher FICO score and more down to get a loan than it did a year ago. But I dont know the details.

I do know that corp debt is getting very expensive. Even AAA debt is getting too expensive for anyone to get. This will ripple out to all of us.

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Not too sure about the mortgage rates right now. But I’ve heard it now takes a higher FICO score and more down to get a loan than it did a year ago. But I dont know the details.

I do know that corp debt is getting very expensive. Even AAA debt is getting too expensive for anyone to get. This will ripple out to all of us.

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Not too sure about the mortgage rates right now. But I’ve heard it now takes a higher FICO score and more down to get a loan than it did a year ago. But I dont know the details.

I do know that corp debt is getting very expensive. Even AAA debt is getting too expensive for anyone to get. This will ripple out to all of us.

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Not too sure about the mortgage rates right now. But I’ve heard it now takes a higher FICO score and more down to get a loan than it did a year ago. But I dont know the details.

I do know that corp debt is getting very expensive. Even AAA debt is getting too expensive for anyone to get. This will ripple out to all of us.

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Not too sure about the mortgage rates right now. But I’ve heard it now takes a higher FICO score and more down to get a loan than it did a year ago. But I dont know the details.

I do know that corp debt is getting very expensive. Even AAA debt is getting too expensive for anyone to get. This will ripple out to all of us.

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Rustico- I agree, it’s all about the deal. I would never dream of buying and holding in this market as I believe the bottom is much further off and deeper than most think. If I were shopping for my own residence, I would wait a couple more years. But for deals, I’m hearing all the activity is really going on at the low-price end of the market. I guess it’s pent-up demand, because it sounds like first time buyers are jumping into the market. They’re finally getting a shot at something they thought they’d never be able to afford. This is causing me to investigate this sector more closely.

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Rustico- I agree, it’s all about the deal. I would never dream of buying and holding in this market as I believe the bottom is much further off and deeper than most think. If I were shopping for my own residence, I would wait a couple more years. But for deals, I’m hearing all the activity is really going on at the low-price end of the market. I guess it’s pent-up demand, because it sounds like first time buyers are jumping into the market. They’re finally getting a shot at something they thought they’d never be able to afford. This is causing me to investigate this sector more closely.

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Rustico- I agree, it’s all about the deal. I would never dream of buying and holding in this market as I believe the bottom is much further off and deeper than most think. If I were shopping for my own residence, I would wait a couple more years. But for deals, I’m hearing all the activity is really going on at the low-price end of the market. I guess it’s pent-up demand, because it sounds like first time buyers are jumping into the market. They’re finally getting a shot at something they thought they’d never be able to afford. This is causing me to investigate this sector more closely.

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Rustico- I agree, it’s all about the deal. I would never dream of buying and holding in this market as I believe the bottom is much further off and deeper than most think. If I were shopping for my own residence, I would wait a couple more years. But for deals, I’m hearing all the activity is really going on at the low-price end of the market. I guess it’s pent-up demand, because it sounds like first time buyers are jumping into the market. They’re finally getting a shot at something they thought they’d never be able to afford. This is causing me to investigate this sector more closely.

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Rustico- I agree, it’s all about the deal. I would never dream of buying and holding in this market as I believe the bottom is much further off and deeper than most think. If I were shopping for my own residence, I would wait a couple more years. But for deals, I’m hearing all the activity is really going on at the low-price end of the market. I guess it’s pent-up demand, because it sounds like first time buyers are jumping into the market. They’re finally getting a shot at something they thought they’d never be able to afford. This is causing me to investigate this sector more closely.

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Rustico – I’ve done multi-family, SFR’s and condo’s. Mostly higher-end locations and above $700K. I’ve never been much for landlording, but I’ve done a bit of it when the places seemed like they had very good upside if held for more than a year or two.
The low-end of the market has never been my thing, but that looks to be where money is being made right now. This is causing me to take a closer look at the homes in this price level to see if there’s a profit to be made.
What have you been seeing out there?

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