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Mario I Fernandez
  • Miami Beach, FL
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Good Time Or Bad Time To Enter The Market

Mario I Fernandez
  • Miami Beach, FL
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Hello BP members, I am brand new to this world of Real Estate Investing but I really love it and I want to start investing!

Now my question is: Is a good time to start investing on Real Estate?

I have been reading for about 2 month already articles and forums on BP and a lot of people says that the market is on the peak of the cycle.

Since capitalist economy is cyclical and there is a recession every 8 to 10 years and last recession was on 2008, we already past this bench mark. 

Now I am from Miami and I have notice that prices have gone wild. This is good and bad I would say. Good because we want to sell/rent high and Bad because prices to purchase properties also are high for investors and for non-investors. 

Is this a signal that we are about to experience a crash on the market or is a signal that the market still growing?

Hope that you can help me to understand this a little bit more.

Thanks!

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