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Matt Millard
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Slow 5 Year Crash Starting Soon!

Matt Millard
  • Lewisville, TX
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The current bubble could take 2 paths on this chart — one’s nastier than the other -

https://on.mktw.net/2NtcIpq

Great new article from MarketWatch...how are you preparing?

What can we do to prepare for 2003 prices & a full reset?!?

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Jay Hinrichs
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Originally posted by @Scott Scheel:

@Matt Millard I like the article you presented. I found another interesting article: https://www.propertygeek.net/article/the-18-year-p...

Basically the housing market is cyclical in nature, in my opinion moving into buy & holds is a great way to weather the storm. When people loss their homes due to foreclosure, they become renters. (Again, just my opinion). I would love to hear everyone's thoughts...

 Ok but who is going to lose their home certainly not anyone who bought in the last 10 years and their mortgage payment is less than rent.. ??? so who are these unfortunate folks.??  I see this as highly regional.. like if some one trick pony town the main company moves out.

new construction is already low and labor hard to find.. so thats not going to be a big catalyst like it was in 07 08.

I understand we will have ups and downs.. but foreclosures are at almost all time lows.. and I just dont see how defaults start again in earnest. but I did not read the article.. just thinking about logic of the lending markets last 10 yeasr.

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