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21 Jul
Author: Joshua Dorkin • URL: http://www.biggerpockets.com/
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According to an article at the Boston Globe, only 17 percent of all housing booms have ended up in busts (FDC source). It goes on to talk about how in this market there are so many investors buying property with no intention of occupying it themselves or with renters - speculation has driven the market. In addition, they discuss all the new mortgage products being introduced as a lead to further real estate speculation.
I just find it so interesting thinking about how insane growth in the housing market looks like the insane growth in the stock market in the late 90’s. I heed caution, and ride the wave with a smile.
Invest wisely . . .

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Barrett Niehus
August 12th, 2006 at 10:14 pm
1The question now is: what will be the next big boom? We have had the technology and stock boom that ended in 1999 as money was moved from the volotile stock marketing and into real estate. Now that the real estate boom is over, what new vehicle will draw all of the money. Where will the next boom be?
-BN at 4MySales.com
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