Stop Listening to Real Estate Agents! Ask someone else!Here is a great blog post about what Non-Real Estate experts are saying about the state of the real estate market, brought to you by Steve Harney. read on:
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by The KCM Crew on April 5, 2011 · 3 comments in For Buyers Each day we attempt to give truthful insight on the current housing market. If we report what is perceived as negative news, some in the real estate community come down on us hard. However, when we explain that we think now is a great time to buy, we get an avalanche of feedback from the general public attacking us for being nothing more than puppets for real estate agents across the country. Today, we don’t want you to listen to what we think about the opportunities that exist for buyers in this market. Instead, we want to report on what some members of the investment community are saying. The Wall Street JournalJim Woods wrote an article earlier this year for Market Watch, part of the Wall Street Journal’s digital network. Its title: Why your best investment is a house. Mr. Woods compared the investment potential of real estate against other asset classes such as stocks and precious metals. Here was his conclusion.
Mr. Woods went on to talk about the financing portion of the purchase:
Fortune MagazineShawn Tully, senior editor at large for Fortune penned an article last week which was titled: Real estate: It’s time to buy again. In the article, Mr. Tully explained:
Bottom LineNeither of the two media sources mentioned above has ever been accused of cuddling up to the National Association of Realtors. However, both have come to the same conclusion. It’s time to buy real estate. Perhaps we should listen to them. If you need help in selling or buying a home, or have any other questions, please give me a call or email me. Lawrence T. Mraz, Realtor®-Associate, Prudential NJ Properties, Metuchen Office, Phone: 732-494-7677 ext.339, or email Larry.Mraz@PrudentialNewJersey.com Larry Mraz cell phone: (732) 715-5849 (cell) Or visit my web site at www.PrudentialNewJersey.com/Larry.Mraz
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