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Eldon Pixley
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Housing market continuing trends or stabilize

Eldon Pixley
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hi, I'm just getting started on my investing journey, and I keep being told that a crash is coming. I do understand that crashes happen and that the market trends up even after a crash. but I guess the question is do you experienced guys and gals believe one is coming soon (next 6-18 months) or are tends going to continue. 

I've been told to look at what the rich are doing and that they hard putting money only in physical assets and pulling out of real estate. but if that was true why would the market be so high still. 

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Danny Ondik
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Danny Ondik
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Hi Eldon,

I only have 4 properties so not a big expert - but from what I've read, people can sit on the sidelines forever if they are constantly waiting for the perfect timing of a crash. So what I do is just make sure the numbers make sense to me with my calculations, if make offers where I think I'm getting a great deal no matter the climate of the market. It may just take more offers, but it's always a good time to invest and buy RE! Good luck.

Danny

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