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Ryan Nguyen
  • Littleton, CO
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Real Estate is dead?

Ryan Nguyen
  • Littleton, CO
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Many "Guru's" will say real estate will be dead by all the big/private firms buying into the real estate market , eventually flooding it where they hold all the inventory and control the market. Many topics are discussed on Wall Street and articles online. This does discourage me as a young an aspiring real estate student. What is some helpful advice to banish these thoughts?

It does make sense what they point out. How everyone hops on the bandwagon. How everyone catches on and then suddenly real estate becomes a trend.

Most of the books I read seem to have transactions happening in the early 2000's . BEFORE the bubble crash.

Is there any important information I need to know that is "up to date" that will assist me on my venture?

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