MarketWatch Gets It - NAR and Their Chief Economist, David Lereah are Still Clueless About the Correction.

Unfortunately for David Lereah there is a permanent record of his dismal ability to understand what is happening with the housing market and MarketWatch is all too eager to point it out in an article titled Realtors’ economist stayed sunny all year.
I don’t understand why anyone expects the National Association [...]

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Some Times It Just Gets Funny!

I have been talking about the current real estate correction since 2004 and almost daily I get an email pointing me to an article somewhere that goes way beyond reality in this area. Such is the one I received yesterday. The title House Bubble Bloodbath doesn’t really do the article justice. It is really funny [...]

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Where There is a Will, There is a Way

There are so many facets to it. When I think about ultimate security I find myself thinking about those days in my childhood that truly gave a feeling of ultimate and complete security. I say a feeling because, like all children, our concept of security was really simple and my parents, like all parents, instinctively [...]

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The Case For Vista Might Not Be All That Compelling…

Solution providers can be forgiven for being a bit confused about all of the forecasts for how quickly Microsoft’s Windows Vista will–or will not–catch on among business and consumer buyers. But resellers shouldn’t get bogged down with the numbers. The upshot is that while waves of buyers won’t be migrating to the new desktop operating [...]

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It Always Comes Down To The Fundamentals - Ignore Them At Your Own Risk

There is a recurring conversation I keep having lately. A few months ago I became much more active at http://www.magicbullets.com and as a result I get a number of emails, private messages and even instant messages asking similar questions and the answer usually comes down to mastering the fundamentals of real estate investing.
This isn’t surprising [...]

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New Domain Name Registered

Today, I registered http://iamarealestateinvestor.com to complete the rebranding of this blog.

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New Year - New Focus - New Name For The Blog

The coming year shows a lot of promise on the investing front. Yes, the various bubbles are busting and/or deflating depending on where you are and if you were speculating instead of investing when the hype was at its peak, then well, you probably don’t share my optimism.
But, if you were really investing by using [...]

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A Major Goal For 2007

I and several friends have been posting over at Magic Bullets lately offering advice and helping where I can. It is a very good site for real estate investors with little or no experience and I recommend it highly. The more I am there, the more I realize that there is a void in offerings [...]

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HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2007

To everyone around the world I wish you the best in this new year.

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