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With property foreclosures on the rise and home prices either declining or at a stand still in most areas, what are your thoughts on the Real Estate market over the next year? |
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Ryan S
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beware of people who sprout out proverbs like how real estate will go up because land is limited... or real estate doesnt go down because people always need a place to live.
its not rare that certain areas see significant price corrections.. expecially when the fundamentals that drove up the price fall apart.... just like a small town when the only factory moves away... no one needs to live there anymore so houses drop and dont recover until people buy them on the cheap as rentals or get aways... depending on the area... or not at all and they fall into disrepair ... take a look at Flint Michigan or downtown detroit... I had a friend buy an abandoned house by paying the back taxes... spent 15k fixing it up and owned it outright for about 20k... because it was a S**t part of town he may have been able to sell it for 30k...
anyways... there is more land than we need for now... drive thru texas and see for yourself....you can drive 6 hours and all you see are oil wells and cattle.
that arguement works for prime coastline real estate that people will always want....demand and scarcity .. as they say its all about location.......
my personal thought is that home hold steady thru most of the country on nominal dollars and lose out with inflation for the next few years..some ares will continue to grow.. but at a subpar pace... with the hot areas like Las Vegas and Miami and such seeing declines that send people into bankruptcy... nothing like speculating on leverage when the market declines to take the bubble out. |
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depends on whether you're buying or selling. Now is the time to buy in for most markets. If you're selling and aren't taking to hard of a hit with an adjustable rate mortgae, then I would hold the property until early spring of next year.
of course not every market is the same, but on average I think this strategy would be best. |
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AVANISH JI
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Real Estate Sector price will rise n rise ..... as the land is limited...... |
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Timon
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The previous posts offer a good lesson in how to spot an investment oppurtunity.
When everyone is saying that the outlook for a particular investment option is questionable, then that is the time to get in. If you wait until people think that the outlook is good, than you're too late.
If your plan is to wait until the sellers become desperate, than guess what, there are thousands of other people waiting for the sellers to become desperate too.
That doesn't mean that you should jump in and buy immediately, but now is the time to be looking for oppurtunities. You want to sneak in and buy while no one else is paying attention, so that when they do take notice, you'll be one step ahead of them.
I have no way of knowing if this is the bottom of the housing market or not, but it is an oppurtunity. Stock advisors will often tell their clients to buy on the dips. This looks like a dip in the housing market to me. If you're hoping for a complete bursting of the housing market bubble, then by all means keep waiting, but if you're looking for an oppurtunity, this is it. |
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Depends on what area of the country you're in. If you're in a place with a pretty massive bubble (i.e. Miami), then this is a good time go buy from someone who is desperate.
Generally, it should be a buyers market until new home sales catch up with the glut of new home builds. |
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in the coming years, i think the demand for real estate will be more than that of todays |
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Home prices will continue to decline for the rest of this year and into next year. If you are a buyer, hold off. You should see lower prices by year end. |
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it will stay basically flat for 12 mon |
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