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Trough 2010 Q3 for Real Estate?
#1
I have been reading and it looks like the third quarter is expected to be the end of the trough ? Any thoughts?
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#2
From what I read, I think realestate has a ways to fall...
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#3
depends on the zip code, I have been flipping houses for some time and IMHO it's starting to level out, especially as the forclosure market shrinks. most realtors say they been busy lately

riverwolf
riverwolf
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#4
That would be a nice question to know the answer to! I had predicted now would be the trough, however the uncertainty in the US and European economies is worse now than I had expected, so I think the the trough still hasn't arrived. Maybe another year. Only the baby Jesus knows for sure.
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#5
When I pass by Moanalua Garden I always see the tour buses unloading Japanese tourists- they love Moanalua Gardens. Though I'm assuming they are tapped out. Where are the emerging middle class from China, India, Indonesia and Thailand- when they get tired of looking at their palm trees they can look at our palm trees. Also the more established middle class from Aus and Canada.

I heard Chinese can't own property outside China- not made clear in this article-

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE65T22020100630

Other people want to make friends- I just want to make money.
James Cramer
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#6
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Originally posted by riverwolf

depends on the zip code, I have been flipping houses for some time and IMHO it's starting to level out, especially as the forclosure market shrinks. most realtors say they been busy lately

riverwolf


You are kind of info I was looking for - we are thinking of buying fixers.
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#7
2 more years to a bottom. Banks are still sitting on a ton of foreclosable properties and very slow to process the foreclosures that they do get offers on. Estimated inventory of houses for sale is an 11 month supply.

Dan
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#8
Not every foreclosure is slow to process, at least I know someone who put an offer in on one, on this island, fairly new on market, got a response within 48 hours, and closed in less than 60 days, in fact the bank had conditions for closing on time that were very strict. I believe it that there are numerous more foreclosures in the pipeline though ...
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Cat, this article is worth reading and explains a lot
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/04...tml?page=1
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#9
Very interesting article. Thanks! i forwarded to two friends who are in that whirl pool.
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#10
So glad you liked it, Cat. [Smile]
Sorry to hear your friends are in the whirl pool of hell.
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