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Everyone is saying its a bad time to get into real estate?

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Hi all, I've been doing some research lately on the real estate market and most professionals on YouTube and articles being written are on the pessimistic side of things. Most of the advice out there right now is that it is a terrible time to buy since everything is over valued. I hear prices are going to come down and it would be better to wait for them to come down rather than buying now. I would love to hear the opinion of some of you in this forum and website. Thanks

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Curtis Yoder
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tulsa, Ok
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Curtis Yoder
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tulsa, Ok
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I have heard that same thing my entire career. In my experience you should always be buying. There are deals out there, just a little harder to find this year. Do your homework, find a deal or two that cash flow, and never stop buying. You cannot time the market, no one can.

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