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Justin B.
  • Lakewood, OH
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Case Shiller says it's a good time to sell

Justin B.
  • Lakewood, OH
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I saw this article, and thought it was worth posting here.

The number of people who believe now is a "good time to buy a home" has been stagnant for the last 6 months, but, according to University of Michigan's latest survey, there has not been more people who believe now is a "good time to sell" since March 2006... which marked the absolute peak in US home prices...

What happens next...When everyone knows it's a bubble?

Seems like a surge in "good time to sell a home" since The Fed 'unleashed' its rate rise environment... maybe time to back off that rhetoric before they implode another welath-destructing bubble.

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Ethan Bruland
  • Investor
  • H, NE
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Ethan Bruland
  • Investor
  • H, NE
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Bubble or not I'm going to keep buying. If interest rates rise, then my home value may be lower, but the demand for a good rental will increase. I'm not in this for appreciation. #RentRoll!!

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