Less fluctuation in home prices and there is great cash flow!

I get so risk adverse sometimes and in the DC market things fluctuate so rapidly I tend to bog myself down with numbers.

For Wholesaling to work their needs to be some fluctuations in the market which produces VERY motivated sellers and properties with deferred maintenance.

These matters can be very involved, but having investors assuming an interest at some loan to value has issues.First, LTVs can fluctuate especially in a construction or rehab property.

Just getting at this idea of knowing how fluctuations relative to your expectations might impact your longer-term returns..

We don't have the same extreme price fluctuations that other states have, it's pretty even keel.

I have never owned real estate.After being self-employed for several years doing online marketing I went back to having a JOB about a year and a half ago due to, ahem, extreme fluctuations in income.

If you are positive cash flow and there is no reason not to be, then the market fluctuations are irrelevant.I'm buying because I'm liking the prices now and if there is high inflation then the prices of real estate will increase.

Not sure if you could use that to make a determination about future growth, but one thing is for sure, it's going to continue to fluctuate.

With obsession we become more susceptible to hurting our profits as we quickly get caught up in the small market fluctuations that inevitably occur and end up in a day-trader type of thinking (and end up selling far too early).