Real Estate Investors Heading for Epic Bull Market?
Rarely have I ever just directed a real estate investor to
news sources and solo articles about a particular real
estate topic..
In fact, I don’t believe I ever have.
That’s because my personal belief is that the much of what
we see in the media is often skewed with the writer’s own
personal manifestations, trumped or hyped up hyperbole,
and slanted in a way that benefits the gigantic financial
powerhouse of a company that is it’s parent…which uses its
influence upon its media outlets to subtly promote the funds
or stocks it needs to sell.
Well right now, I don’t care if you’re a commercial real estate investor,
consider yourself as the millionaire real estate investor in your
town, a private real estate investor, or are using a trumped up real
estate investor strategy right now, as I’d advise you to stop for two
moments, read the following article, and take stock of its lesson and
impact upon all real estate investors globally..
Because THIS IS one of those “rare” times that I am going to totally
direct you to a source and an article which - in my mind – has
hit the nail right on the head.
As a real estate investor right now, you SHOULD be afraid for
your investment business…you should be fearing the worst,
and if you’re not prepared for the long drought about to hit
a number of economies like a tidal wave of epic proportions,
then you better start scrounging now.
But, don’t take it from me…read all about the financial details
here about the dramatic flip that can take place on your own
economy quite soon, and how it will affect much more than
just real estate investor’s…my hats off to this particular reporter
from MSN Money Central.
To Massive Profits.
2 Responses to “Real Estate Investors Heading for Epic Bull Market?”
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As a mortgage broker myself, i have at a very basic level pondered some of what is conveyed in this article minus the detailed analysis and perspective. I knew that it was foreign investments and highly leveraged debt instruments that created the frenzied mortgage market and i knew that at some point these loans would come home to roost…
So i know things are going to get real sketchy especially in the credit and lending markets, (the CEO of Citi, resigned today…another possible Enron, i hope not, but where there is smoke…)
Personally i am looking to capitalize from the shake-out as most of my investing doesn’t require me borrowing money to fund purchases and what i can surmise, people will literally be running from their homes and will be more than glad to have someone take over the payments for them and the lienholders will become even more agressive in working out payment arrangements, write-downs and modifications to keep the income stream flowing in and/or prevent complete loss via foreclosure; and provided it get as bad as the expert says, only the rich (and those of us with no debt) will make it out unscathed anyway so….
As an investor myself, in a pretty level market, I think the time for buying is upon us. I am actively looking at numerous opportunities to purchase with little or no recourse. The banks are taking massive write-downs, so they will be quite willing to write-down loans instead of having to go all the way through foreclosure.