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Joshua Bautista
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Is this good advice lol

Joshua Bautista
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If you are not an investor, the first step is DONT BUY in 2024 period. EVERYTHING is currently Overpriced, and you WILL lose 20-50% Equity over the next 5 yrs.

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Jonathan R McLaughlin
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Jonathan R McLaughlin
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@Joshua Bautista I'm confused about what you mean by that exactly,  "the normal family not doing real estate?" Why would they be asking this question? Brain tired, I'm sure its me

But I would say no, its not good advice as would be true with any blanket statement of the kind. 

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