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Jose Gonzalez
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Bubble again in Miami-Dade

Jose Gonzalez
  • self emplyed
  • Miami, FL
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I'm ready, willing and able to invest in a triplex in Miami. However, there is again a wave of speculating on the high-end properties. It has already  trickle down to middle and lower middle class  areas.  Duplexes that used to sell  approximately for $100.000 just last year are now for sale at $186.000. My question : Should I wait for the mini-bubble to burst and then invest (2 year wait maybe?) or just go ahead and buy a these speculative prices for the sake of being a rental property and an investment.

Thnq,

Jose

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Jacqueline Carrington
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Jacqueline Carrington
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Be a disciplined investor. Time your investment based on market conditions, not just because there is product available.

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