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None of us can accurately predict the bottom of the market.

down 7.7 percent from its high spending levels and only now up .1 percent and they think this is something to celebrate.It does show however, that the bottom may be nearing, so it is good news.

This might be the best time to buy an apartment building because we may not be too far from the bottom of the market.

Another word, more extensive rehab, more money spent.So, the bottom line question.

Maybe NV has hit bottom while Oregon has more foreclosures coming?

A couple Q's for you pros on here...Here in Utah foreclosures and short sale numbers are booming, not as badly as AZ and FL but bad.Utahs market is expected to bottom around 2011, a bit later than other parts of the nation.

As taxation/insurance/utilities/maintenance costs rise above gross profit in a shrinking-value world of deflation, even their bottom numbers turn red.

I know we aren't at the bottom yet, but I'm predicting that there will be a stampede to buy these properties at some point when everyone comes out of the woodwork who'se been sitting on the sidelines waiting.

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