Nobody has a crystal ball to identify such a precise figure, just as nobody can say what the exact bottom of the RE market will be.I agree with you Will in that, of course, no-one knows when the bottom will occur.

That change certainly won't occur until there has been a complete collapse (which has already happened many times in history).

I believe the same thing is occuring now.Any examples of the rents of some of these cheap houses?

Just make sure you calculate enough room in your cash flow projections to cover the increases if and when they occur.

However, I don't think anyone could have stopped this crash from occurring.

When this occurs your oil is not going up by just 6%, it's going up by 600%.

You can lock into a loan and let the inflation driven appreciation occur over the long term.

Instead, the IRS looks at EACH transaction to determine whether a "dealer disposition" has occurred.

That never even occurred to me.

If you sell the property for between $65,000 and $75,000, the amount of the selling price that exceeds $65,000 is the amount of depreciation that DID NOT really occur.