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Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
To each his own but if I was paying out a million, I'd want a LOT more than .58 acre. I would pay to be away from neighbors, not breathing their air.



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Ive been sitting on an acre of lake front I bought 2 years ago hoping building prices will drop when the demand lessons.


Sounds nice... Good Luck!


Was just offered $450K for it. Really tempted to sell. Problem is no decent other land available

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Locally - I was looking an homes are in that 120/160 a square foot area.


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Originally Posted by Teal
Locally - I was looking an homes are in that 120/160 a square foot area.



Im hoping it drops below $200 again and closer to $180

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dont agree. Maybe n two years in certain areas of the country

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Not slowing down in North Georgia. Houses are still getting a premium and not staying on the market long - less than 30 days on average.


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Folks seem oblivious to the economic tsunami that’s coming.
How much more sign do they need?!


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Originally Posted by ruffcutt
Folks seem oblivious to the economic tsunami that’s coming.
How much more sign do they need?!


I remember 2007 and and said the same. Everyone was way over extended on credit like now with a down trending economy. Like last time it was a financial criss created by our government

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Originally Posted by ribka
Originally Posted by ruffcutt
Folks seem oblivious to the economic tsunami that’s coming.
How much more sign do they need?!


I remember 2007 and and said the same. Everyone was way over extended on credit like now with a down trending economy. Like last time it was a financial criss created by our government



It's a 10-12 year cycle and most people only have a 5 year memory. You would think it planned wink


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Payment deferrals for those who had China flu financial issues will start talking a toll on the economy in June. Deferred house payments don't go against a person's credit score, so that means they can borrow even more money that they can't afford to pay back. My feeling is, those who are fiscally responsible will be paying for those who aren't and will get screwed again. Sorta like the student loan forgiveness BS.


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Going to be some great deals to be had for those that remain liquid, again.

Need to add a rental by the college to our portfolio....

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Originally Posted by Backroads
Going to be some great deals to be had for those that remain liquid, again.

Need to add a rental by the college to our portfolio....


have me eye on a few duplexes in smaller college towns. I kick myself for not picking one up in 2011

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Prices sure haven't dropped in TX. Both rural land and city real estate is through the roof.


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Originally Posted by High_Noon
Prices sure haven't dropped in TX. Both rural land and city real estate is through the roof.


what's an acre of raw undeveloped land going for now in W TEXAS?

ts around a 100 k an acre of undeveloped land now here. No power, no water, no internet near by

Close to the lake and times it by 4 to 6 .

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Prices are all over the board in TX. Depends on location, but all land is way up in price.


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No price drops around here at all.

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No sign of prices dropping or even stabilizing here. Prices going up 2-3% a month.


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Interest rates have nearly double in the past 4 months but things are still holding fairly well here. Building and material costs are through the roof and the market is demand driven by the genuine need of homes and not just speculation as in 2008.

Hard to say what's going to happen but I'm wondering if I should sell one of my homes now in anticipation of the coming crash. Inflation is the wild card right now. The economy could crash and as the dollar goes with it homes could still climb.

I'm not sure what my crystal ball says but a week or so ago my investment advisor told me I needed to get back in the market because the Dow was likely going to be 36000 this week. I told him my ball says 33000 next week. He just called and asked to borrow my ball. I said call my wife, they're in her purse. He didn't get it.

Time for a new advisor. He only holds about $200k of my retirement but his high fees effect my actions and often hold me back from what I what to do.

Someone got a link for the most recent investment thread? I need some ideas. Everything is confusing right now but I'm more fearful for the future than ever. I hate not having my money working in someway though so I'm tired of the sidelines.

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Houses near the big city are selling faster than they can get built. High percentage of them are being bought by outsiders especially from California.. not too sure it's such a good thing.

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Originally Posted by Burleyboy
Interest rates have nearly double in the past 4 months but things are still holding fairly well here. Building and material costs are through the roof and the market is demand driven by the genuine need of homes and not just speculation as in 2008.

Hard to say what's going to happen but I'm wondering if I should sell one of my homes now in anticipation of the coming crash. Inflation is the wild card right now. The economy could crash and as the dollar goes with it homes could still climb.

I'm not sure what my crystal ball says but a week or so ago my investment advisor told me I needed to get back in the market because the Dow was likely going to be 36000 this week. I told him my ball says 33000 next week. He just called and asked to borrow my ball. I said call my wife, they're in her purse. He didn't get it.

Time for a new advisor. He only holds about $200k of my retirement but his high fees effect my actions and often hold me back from what I what to do.

Someone got a link for the most recent investment thread? I need some ideas. Everything is confusing right now but I'm more fearful for the future than ever. I hate not having my money working in someway though so I'm tired of the sidelines.

Bb



I watch this guy’s channel for market analysis

Problem is the market is much different than a few years ago and very volatile and unpredictable. Huge week to week swings. Staying out for awhile

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3vftnd8W03c&t=1860s

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