[Raybyrnes]

Can’t have it both ways.

People argue that real esate does not move as fast as the stock market yet it moved way faster than the stock market on the upside and has been moving way faster than the market on the downside. One might measure this in terms of velocity.

This is the data.

So if it is moving as fast or faster than the stock market how are you suggesting that it can be timed. Almost all data suggests that market timers are inefficient and will trail returns of long term investors.

[Raybyrnes]

Can’t have it both ways.

People argue that real esate does not move as fast as the stock market yet it moved way faster than the stock market on the upside and has been moving way faster than the market on the downside. One might measure this in terms of velocity.

This is the data.

So if it is moving as fast or faster than the stock market how are you suggesting that it can be timed. Almost all data suggests that market timers are inefficient and will trail returns of long term investors.

[Raybyrnes]

Can’t have it both ways.

People argue that real esate does not move as fast as the stock market yet it moved way faster than the stock market on the upside and has been moving way faster than the market on the downside. One might measure this in terms of velocity.

This is the data.

So if it is moving as fast or faster than the stock market how are you suggesting that it can be timed. Almost all data suggests that market timers are inefficient and will trail returns of long term investors.

[Raybyrnes]

Can’t have it both ways.

People argue that real esate does not move as fast as the stock market yet it moved way faster than the stock market on the upside and has been moving way faster than the market on the downside. One might measure this in terms of velocity.

This is the data.

So if it is moving as fast or faster than the stock market how are you suggesting that it can be timed. Almost all data suggests that market timers are inefficient and will trail returns of long term investors.

[Raybyrnes]

Can’t have it both ways.

People argue that real esate does not move as fast as the stock market yet it moved way faster than the stock market on the upside and has been moving way faster than the market on the downside. One might measure this in terms of velocity.

This is the data.

So if it is moving as fast or faster than the stock market how are you suggesting that it can be timed. Almost all data suggests that market timers are inefficient and will trail returns of long term investors.

[Raybyrnes]

Cd rate are now falling on aaverage to around 3% so if Felix is able to get 4+ that is a 25% premium he is potentially realizing on his investment. He is being slammed by the board for investment ideas that he clearly expressed. He additionally made it apparent that this is a very long term investment and he has sustaining power with income. Additionally he has stated that he already ahs other asset classes covered. All I am trying to do is provide benefit of the doubt.

This much I know for sure. I have a friend who is a bankrupcy attorney in the NY area who owns a real estate brokerage and he is buying properties on the cheap and is cash flowing them out with above average rates of return. For people to say no one can do it is a false sense of market realities.

There are always a select few who can turn profits even in tough environments. This typically requires capital and expertise. Who is to say that Felix does not ahve that. He has offered an opinion that there are properties out there. He is a contrarion and he thinks this is going to be suitable for him. He might be a troll but from his statements I see nothing that is suggestive of him telling anyone else to go out and buy only that it made sense for him. Addiitonally how many people have the ability to pay cash for a high end home. That eliminates 99.9% of the board.

[Raybyrnes]

Cd rate are now falling on aaverage to around 3% so if Felix is able to get 4+ that is a 25% premium he is potentially realizing on his investment. He is being slammed by the board for investment ideas that he clearly expressed. He additionally made it apparent that this is a very long term investment and he has sustaining power with income. Additionally he has stated that he already ahs other asset classes covered. All I am trying to do is provide benefit of the doubt.

This much I know for sure. I have a friend who is a bankrupcy attorney in the NY area who owns a real estate brokerage and he is buying properties on the cheap and is cash flowing them out with above average rates of return. For people to say no one can do it is a false sense of market realities.

There are always a select few who can turn profits even in tough environments. This typically requires capital and expertise. Who is to say that Felix does not ahve that. He has offered an opinion that there are properties out there. He is a contrarion and he thinks this is going to be suitable for him. He might be a troll but from his statements I see nothing that is suggestive of him telling anyone else to go out and buy only that it made sense for him. Addiitonally how many people have the ability to pay cash for a high end home. That eliminates 99.9% of the board.

[Raybyrnes]

Cd rate are now falling on aaverage to around 3% so if Felix is able to get 4+ that is a 25% premium he is potentially realizing on his investment. He is being slammed by the board for investment ideas that he clearly expressed. He additionally made it apparent that this is a very long term investment and he has sustaining power with income. Additionally he has stated that he already ahs other asset classes covered. All I am trying to do is provide benefit of the doubt.

This much I know for sure. I have a friend who is a bankrupcy attorney in the NY area who owns a real estate brokerage and he is buying properties on the cheap and is cash flowing them out with above average rates of return. For people to say no one can do it is a false sense of market realities.

There are always a select few who can turn profits even in tough environments. This typically requires capital and expertise. Who is to say that Felix does not ahve that. He has offered an opinion that there are properties out there. He is a contrarion and he thinks this is going to be suitable for him. He might be a troll but from his statements I see nothing that is suggestive of him telling anyone else to go out and buy only that it made sense for him. Addiitonally how many people have the ability to pay cash for a high end home. That eliminates 99.9% of the board.

[Raybyrnes]

Cd rate are now falling on aaverage to around 3% so if Felix is able to get 4+ that is a 25% premium he is potentially realizing on his investment. He is being slammed by the board for investment ideas that he clearly expressed. He additionally made it apparent that this is a very long term investment and he has sustaining power with income. Additionally he has stated that he already ahs other asset classes covered. All I am trying to do is provide benefit of the doubt.

This much I know for sure. I have a friend who is a bankrupcy attorney in the NY area who owns a real estate brokerage and he is buying properties on the cheap and is cash flowing them out with above average rates of return. For people to say no one can do it is a false sense of market realities.

There are always a select few who can turn profits even in tough environments. This typically requires capital and expertise. Who is to say that Felix does not ahve that. He has offered an opinion that there are properties out there. He is a contrarion and he thinks this is going to be suitable for him. He might be a troll but from his statements I see nothing that is suggestive of him telling anyone else to go out and buy only that it made sense for him. Addiitonally how many people have the ability to pay cash for a high end home. That eliminates 99.9% of the board.

[Raybyrnes]

Cd rate are now falling on aaverage to around 3% so if Felix is able to get 4+ that is a 25% premium he is potentially realizing on his investment. He is being slammed by the board for investment ideas that he clearly expressed. He additionally made it apparent that this is a very long term investment and he has sustaining power with income. Additionally he has stated that he already ahs other asset classes covered. All I am trying to do is provide benefit of the doubt.

This much I know for sure. I have a friend who is a bankrupcy attorney in the NY area who owns a real estate brokerage and he is buying properties on the cheap and is cash flowing them out with above average rates of return. For people to say no one can do it is a false sense of market realities.

There are always a select few who can turn profits even in tough environments. This typically requires capital and expertise. Who is to say that Felix does not ahve that. He has offered an opinion that there are properties out there. He is a contrarion and he thinks this is going to be suitable for him. He might be a troll but from his statements I see nothing that is suggestive of him telling anyone else to go out and buy only that it made sense for him. Addiitonally how many people have the ability to pay cash for a high end home. That eliminates 99.9% of the board.

[Raybyrnes]

CA renter

What if it was a 1.2 million dollar place that was bought on a short sales basis for 700K. Perhaps a big piece of the depreciation has been accounted for. Additionally if you look at this over a 30 year period of time do you think it is going to lose value.

Real estate offers autocorrelation in a diversified portfolio. If you already own stocks, bonds, precious metals, oil, energy, foreign stocks than Real Estate can fit the bill for a small sliver of high net worth individuals.

Rather than buying REITS he has elected for a direct investment. He own the property. Maybe he plans on leaving it to his kids. Unless tax codes change the cost basis they get it out has a huge upside and that would be 20 or 30 years out.

[Raybyrnes]

CA renter

What if it was a 1.2 million dollar place that was bought on a short sales basis for 700K. Perhaps a big piece of the depreciation has been accounted for. Additionally if you look at this over a 30 year period of time do you think it is going to lose value.

Real estate offers autocorrelation in a diversified portfolio. If you already own stocks, bonds, precious metals, oil, energy, foreign stocks than Real Estate can fit the bill for a small sliver of high net worth individuals.

Rather than buying REITS he has elected for a direct investment. He own the property. Maybe he plans on leaving it to his kids. Unless tax codes change the cost basis they get it out has a huge upside and that would be 20 or 30 years out.

[Raybyrnes]

CA renter

What if it was a 1.2 million dollar place that was bought on a short sales basis for 700K. Perhaps a big piece of the depreciation has been accounted for. Additionally if you look at this over a 30 year period of time do you think it is going to lose value.

Real estate offers autocorrelation in a diversified portfolio. If you already own stocks, bonds, precious metals, oil, energy, foreign stocks than Real Estate can fit the bill for a small sliver of high net worth individuals.

Rather than buying REITS he has elected for a direct investment. He own the property. Maybe he plans on leaving it to his kids. Unless tax codes change the cost basis they get it out has a huge upside and that would be 20 or 30 years out.

[Raybyrnes]

CA renter

What if it was a 1.2 million dollar place that was bought on a short sales basis for 700K. Perhaps a big piece of the depreciation has been accounted for. Additionally if you look at this over a 30 year period of time do you think it is going to lose value.

Real estate offers autocorrelation in a diversified portfolio. If you already own stocks, bonds, precious metals, oil, energy, foreign stocks than Real Estate can fit the bill for a small sliver of high net worth individuals.

Rather than buying REITS he has elected for a direct investment. He own the property. Maybe he plans on leaving it to his kids. Unless tax codes change the cost basis they get it out has a huge upside and that would be 20 or 30 years out.

[Raybyrnes]

CA renter

What if it was a 1.2 million dollar place that was bought on a short sales basis for 700K. Perhaps a big piece of the depreciation has been accounted for. Additionally if you look at this over a 30 year period of time do you think it is going to lose value.

Real estate offers autocorrelation in a diversified portfolio. If you already own stocks, bonds, precious metals, oil, energy, foreign stocks than Real Estate can fit the bill for a small sliver of high net worth individuals.

Rather than buying REITS he has elected for a direct investment. He own the property. Maybe he plans on leaving it to his kids. Unless tax codes change the cost basis they get it out has a huge upside and that would be 20 or 30 years out.

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