I think the aggregate P/E on the S&P 500 is about 58 at this time. Sounds a tad high to me. Unless of course, earnings will be more than doubling in the next quarter or so.
I think the aggregate P/E on the S&P 500 is about 58 at this time. Sounds a tad high to me. Unless of course, earnings will be more than doubling in the next quarter or so.
I think the aggregate P/E on the S&P 500 is about 58 at this time. Sounds a tad high to me. Unless of course, earnings will be more than doubling in the next quarter or so.
I think the aggregate P/E on the S&P 500 is about 58 at this time. Sounds a tad high to me. Unless of course, earnings will be more than doubling in the next quarter or so.
Make sure the HOA is good shape. People not bailing, no too many renters and the maintenance and reserves are in good shape to handle any unforeseen problems. HOA’s can get sour very easily in bad times.
Make sure the HOA is good shape. People not bailing, no too many renters and the maintenance and reserves are in good shape to handle any unforeseen problems. HOA’s can get sour very easily in bad times.
Make sure the HOA is good shape. People not bailing, no too many renters and the maintenance and reserves are in good shape to handle any unforeseen problems. HOA’s can get sour very easily in bad times.
Make sure the HOA is good shape. People not bailing, no too many renters and the maintenance and reserves are in good shape to handle any unforeseen problems. HOA’s can get sour very easily in bad times.
Make sure the HOA is good shape. People not bailing, no too many renters and the maintenance and reserves are in good shape to handle any unforeseen problems. HOA’s can get sour very easily in bad times.
I remember very well in 1995. Most people had given up on thinking RE would rise in price. It’d been going down for 5 years! That about wrung the hope out of everyone.
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