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Real estate is appreciating at staggering rates June 19, 2010

Filed under: Entrepreneurs, Real Estate Portal @ 3:11 am
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Rates rising = less money in economy = less to spend on real estateInvestor psychology down = increased selling & decreased buying = falling real estate pricesThe result? A gentle decline soon ends uip in a crash. Protecting yourself & Making money from real estateIf you invest in real estate for a living, have a second home or are wondering about buying one, then you can protect yourself.
In a nutshell, that is the basic question that is niggling at the back of our collective subconscious when we talk about the real estate bubble. Real estate is appreciating at staggering rates – as much as 19% in some counties in Florida according to state officials. Meanwhile, on the financing scene, interest rates are low – and staying there. Low interest rates mean lower monthly mortgage payments – which means that many people are able to borrow MORE and afford larger mortgages and more expensive houses. Couple the astronomical increase in real estate value with the continuing trend of low interest rates, and you have a sizzling hot real estate market that just keeps getting hotter as investors jump on board to get their piece of the real estate pie.
Source: Simarc
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