Real Estate continued

Here is a man who bought property years ago in the hottest real estate market in the United States. He reveals where he is buying today. I have known him for twenty years. He really dies know what he is talking about.... keep reading

Millions of real estate investors are making a big mistake. Faith in the spending power of the boomer generation is one of them.... keep reading

This is evidence of another housing bubble that is about to pop. I hope this is not your home town.... keep reading

In Massachusetts, the peak is over. The late buyers have been hit hard. This is going to be repeated in every bubble housing market. The days of wine and roses for sellers are coming to an end.... keep reading

A million dollars per acre for residential land. Skyrocketing building costs. It points to snake eyes for developers.... keep reading

Look at the fundamentals, not the headlines. The fundamentals say "bubble" in the hottest markets.... keep reading

When will housing prices stop heading upward? There are signs all over the nation that rising mortgage rates have put the cap on most houses. Developers are dropping prices to gain volume.... keep reading

Boston's boom in real estate has the marks of a bubble. A recession will pop this bubble. New evidence indicates that a slowdown could become a contraction. The slowdown is here.... keep reading

Buy low, sell high. What you are about to see is a classic example. It was bought in 1978 for $30,000. It is now worth $1.2 million. Wait until you see it. Home sweet home.... keep reading

This is the follow-up to my Ten Questions to Determine if Your House is Overpriced. If you're in a bubble market, get out now.... keep reading

Are you riding the wave of a local housing bubble? Is this the time to sell? Or are you living in a good investment? Here are ten criteria that will help you discover the correct answer.... keep reading

The 30-year fixed rate is now over 6%. Earlier this year, I secured a 5.375% loan with 3% down. If rates continue to climb, the housing market will cool, then reverse.... keep reading

When short-term interest rates rise, adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) raise the cost of home ownership. ARMs have become popular in housing bubble states, such as California. Millions of families will abandon their homes: foreclosures. This process has begun.... keep reading

Is the FED's concern about the housing bubble reflected by its current monetary policy, and if it is, then what does this say about immediate future of stocks and bonds?... keep reading

The housing mania has been a worldwide phenomenon. There is a reason for this. The basis of this worldwide boom is now being reversed. Most American home buyers know nothing about this. You had better understand the meaning of two crucial words.... keep reading

Alan Greenspan's September 26 speech to the American Bankers Association raised the yellow flag. The home equity game is about to change. There will be winners and losers. You don't want to be a loser.... keep reading