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Sounds like inventory is tightening again - up go prices.
You're looking at the last chance you'll have to buy in this lifetime.
You're looking at the last chance you'll have to buy in this lifetime.
If nobody would have a chance to buy in their lifetime, how would prices remain high? How would the sellers find any buyers to sell their overpriced shacks to?
You're looking at the last chance you'll have to buy in this lifetime.
If nobody would have a chance to buy in their lifetime, how would prices remain high? How would the sellers find any buyers to sell their overpriced shacks to?
That tiger is always sarcastic. That's why you always see him snickering.
You're looking at the last chance you'll have to buy in this lifetime.
If nobody would have a chance to buy in their lifetime, how would prices remain high? How would the sellers find any buyers to sell their overpriced shacks to?
Paradigm shift - merging of 5th and 6th dimensions: consider points at Sedona, Shasta, and Commerce City Colorado; higher resonance of transcendent vibrations (Abraham Hicks). Transplantation of dog's head through travel to dark side of the moon.
Most buyers will be priced out, leaving only current owners. At some point after that, real estate will become too expensive to sell, and the supply curve will shift up so that it no longer intersects the demand curve. I call this coming moment The Singularity.
Much like Michelangelo's David, real estate will effectively no longer be for sale at any price. If you have property, you will be happy; if you don't, you will kill yourself.
lol hydrocarbon is too clever for most people to get him, look at donjumpstui, went right over his head!!! whoooooosh
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-15/existing-home-sales-probably-declined-u-s-economy-preview.html