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Jon Q.
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Most cities now in "Hypersupply" and "Recession" cycle phases

Jon Q.
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Many markets are now headed into "Hypersupply" and "Recession" phases of the market cycle (see chart below). It doesn't mean that you should stop looking/buying, but it does mean that you should be focused on deals where you can negotiate very attractive entry prices and generate a bulk of your return from cash-flow (appreciation for near-term will be minimal).

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Jeff B.
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Jeff B.
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Please cite the source of this graph; w/o a legend it is just a so-what graphic IMO.

(sorry, I'm the math guy)

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