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Posted over 7 years ago

Learn From Investors That Have Seen 2 Cycles

Anyone that has been around the real estate investing game for a while has heard about or experience cycles. These are reoccurring phenomenons in the market place that seem to happen every so many years. There is a bottom in the market, followed by a rise and then a crash or correction. They happen over and over. 2008 and the Dot.com bubble were both cycles. I am coming into my second cycle now and have noticed a lot of things that are similar to the first cycle top. It is a very good idea to learn from investors that have seen and survived 2 or 3 market cycles. These are investors that were savvy enough to survive and thrive very difficult times in the market. They watched a lot of people get caught blinded and unaware to their surroundings. Understanding what these investors have to offer and their insight into how they avoid bad timing and have made a living in this industry can help you prepare your own business for ups and downs.

Ian Walsh

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