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Cheryl C.
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  • Reston, VA
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Predictions on the next RE "Cycle"?

Cheryl C.
  • Investor
  • Reston, VA
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Having been around since the very early 80's, I've seen a few real estate cycles. I'll freely admit that I did not foresee the extent of the recent collapse. I saw a decline/correction coming, beginning in 2003 - when I stopped putting "new" money into RE (I still did 1031's). I got back "in" in late 2008.

I am looking to consolidate and/or liquidate some holdings at the next peak. I am thinking we are 5-7yrs out. I know this is just a guess. I think that (absent a Nuclear War) these cycles are somewhat predictable and, by following inventory, one can "see it coming". What have you all been thinking? I am at a certain age (Ah hem...mid 50's) when exit strategies are at the forefront. Please let me know your thoughts (guesses welcome!).

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