some parts of the country, housing prices are falling at double-digit rates. A bad situation for homeowners, but a possible opportunity for investors. Money reporter Stacy Johnson explores what's next, and who might benefit…
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Real Estate Vultures
Posted on 30 January 2010
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what a brianwashed group of halfwitts ? absolutley no grasp of what is still to come ? would you like a first class room cheap on the most luxurious liner in the world ? of course but what if it was on the titanic ? these people who feel they are getting into the market at the "right time '" have no grasp of what is still to come ?
NO MORE GOOD PAYING JOBS IN USA
Prices are low and a great time to buy. Just do your research and make sure the numbers are right.
But would you recommend this to someone who lives out of state? If one lives in California I think it unwise to own multiple props in Mich or FL…
This is the best time to be looking for the right investment, not when the market was sky high.
yea it bushes fault and housing market will get fixed as long as republicans dont fuck it up for us demicrats work for all humans not just people of special interest
this is a cycle……..It's happen before. U.S.A is still A. O.K. You can buy a home in Detroit or Orlando,FL for 50k and invest 5-10k to make it ready. Lease it out for $800-$900.
The housing industry will never recover and thats the painful truth …
There are millionsof empty houses in California and folks aren't buying them even though they are way cheaper than a few years ago …
if you want to see luxury go check out the Marble Mountain Horse Estate
TURKEY vultures?
I'm a Malaysian myself, and though I am glad to hear about how things are currently in Malaysia, I must say caution is best in times like these.
In any economy, especially during boom times, there's a tendency for human greed. If people in Malaysia are to avoid the worst in economic downturn, it's best to avoid that trait exactly.
Buying a condo (high-end or otherwise) may not be too difficult for some. But imagine having to continue paying the mortgage if jobs are suddenly lost.
It's too early to buy. After commercial RE downturn gets going and residential ARM loans readjust, then…maybe. But fundamentally, if people are unemployed or underemployed – even assuming serious inflation – RE prices will not "skyrocket." We just have too many damn residential buildings and too few good jobs, especially in places like FL.
Malaysia real estate is still resilient to global economy dowturn. Some high end residential areas are stil in uptrend.
Please contact us if you need to know more about Malaysia real estate investment. Thank you.
Good video
Great Video if you keep looking for opportunities to make money in property you will find them, Just keep looking
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Nice.
Um, no. I have no health care.
It's the government that's rich and broke. I bet you have free health care.
where are the vultures?
central greece estate
Sounds like a great garage band name! "…and now, for our big act…welcome Real Estate Vultures!!!"
*band starts rocking*
I would. Try it some time…it is…"liberating".
I do not see the best of my fellow man when I look around. I see the worst. Consistently.
your right, but I would not generalize a nation over some materialistic bitches
more like Real Estate whores…
Real Estate Vultures, I love that name. I'm always looking for deals in Orange County, CA