
7 April 2010 | 3 replies
Matt Phair, HousingZone Contributing EditorJanuary 14, 2010HousingZoneThe Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas metro area heads the list of best real estate investment markets for 2010, according to FinestExpert.com’s first annual Top 20 Real Estate Investment Markets.The survey analyzes over 10,000 real estate markets according to the US Census data (covering over 95% of the US population) to identify the most suitable places for real estate investors to seek stable and growth oriented areas.Stabilizing and turning-around housing prices follows basic supply and demand principles.

1 April 2010 | 19 replies
So more supply from these foreclosures being rented and decreased demand because of a population dip reults in lower rents.

13 May 2010 | 41 replies
Here's another article that corroborates this info:http://www.housingwire.com/2010/03/23/home-prices-continue-decline-as-economist-sees-accelerated-double-dip/The article discusses how recent declines in existing home sales and increases in the excess housing supply portend further price decreases.

28 June 2010 | 39 replies
Our money supply is not determined by how many "Greenbacks" the treasury prints.

6 May 2010 | 9 replies
And I'm saying the economics determine supply and demand here.

11 May 2010 | 21 replies
It all has to do with supply and demand.Just because it's online or listed doesn't mean you can't get a deal, you just have to remember to do the math like anything else.I still see MANY properties listed in areas on the wrong MLS system.

9 August 2010 | 89 replies
Artificially inflating prices by holding back supply only postpones the inevitable.So many things that can be done by both government and the private sector.

26 June 2010 | 67 replies
This could be limited to only those who are registered, or it could be open to all - good questions stimulate better discussions.Or an email address could be set up to receive questions in advance of the event, in which case the answers would only be revealed during the live event.For those attending live, there could be a board / forum set up to receive questions as the event progresses, with answers to be supplied at the conclusion of the speaker's main presentation.One way to stimulate questions is to offer a reward for the question voted best for that event.
7 July 2010 | 27 replies
You can see the effects of supply and demand by the minute.

1 July 2010 | 34 replies
Most military spending in most countries goes towards the compensation of people, routine maintenance, supplies and ammunition, etc.