All Forum Posts by: Richard Bailey

@DeMarris Manns

Let me know if I can help.  I working with a pretty good system.  

@Andrew Michael

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I have a great system.

I will also help you access the information you need.  

@Jacob Pereira

While you make mention of the "underwhelming" appreciation of home values, versus the 100% gain in the stock market in the past 10 years, don't forget the loses people took in the market prior to the 100% gain, which only brought people back to dead even.  Also, while a home is appreciating in value, you are also experiencing great tax breaks on normal income, which adds to the appreciation.  Also, you don't make 100% in the stock market without paying capital gains tax.  But my major point I want to make is, while people were making money in the stock market over the past 10 years, they had to live somewhere.  

These numbers represent the change in home values since 2004 by metro area.

You can see the complete report by going to www.wapo.st/housing

@Jay Hinrichs

@Robert Guilfoyle

@John W Sheffer Jr

@Maurice Glanville - New York had an increase of 10.3%

These numbers represent the change in home values since 2004 by metro area.  

You can see the complete report by going to www.wapo.st/housing