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[+] Hey Shannon.... - Loretta Reed/MD (7 replies)
4/19/2005 1:48:33 PM (2497 views)

[+] Countywide Abstract, Inc. - J.T. Shoemaker/NY (1 reply)
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[+] notary blacklist? - Kevin Ahern/CT (12 replies)
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[+] Creating Business - Mark Sizemore/IN (5 replies)
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[+] Conference forum - Shannon Blatt/VA (1 reply)
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[+] NNBS/Anytime Services - Becky Cantrall/NC (1 reply)
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[+] Anyone know about Stonewood Group? - SHARON YAHRAES/ID (4 replies)
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[+] Mortgage Verification - Sue/PA (3 replies)
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[+] SECURED TITLE - PAM DESMARAIS/NC (44 replies)
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[+] more unlocked articles - Kim Haase/MT (5 replies)
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[+] Help for someone who wants to become a title abstractor - John Flanders/GA (5 replies)
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[+] Cancellation policy... - Loretta Reed/MD (13 replies)
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[-] CNBC Special on Real Estate Boom - Robert Franco/OH (5 replies)
4/11/2005 5:04:14 PM (2432 views)
Re: CNBC Special on Real Estate Boom - Mark Russomanno/NJ
4/11/2005 5:25:03 PM (3125 views)

Hi Robert,

Thanks for the interseting thread starter.

My opinion is that we are at a top in the market(at least here in NJ)

Home prices have nearly tripled in some areas. I know the house I bought for 185K in 2004 is now selling for 239K-259K.

The same house was selling for 110k in 1999-2000.

Like all markets, they go up, then they go down.
BUT, luckily , unlike stocks and other more volatile investments, Real Estate declines happen over a period of years instead of over night.

A fellow that I talk to who does marketing consulting for alot of TOP Real Estate Agents & Real EState Investors(BILLIONAIRES) agree that the market is topping and will decline over the next 5-7 years.

I tend to listen to BILLIONAIRES.

Mark

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Re: CNBC Special on Real Estate Boom - Robert Breakell/CT
4/11/2005 6:05:14 PM (3245 views)
Re: CNBC Special on Real Estate Boom - Kevin Ahern/CT
4/12/2005 8:18:26 AM (3122 views)
Re: CNBC Special on Real Estate Boom - Robert Franco/OH
4/12/2005 10:40:01 AM (3057 views)
I asked this same question on another forum - Susie/OH
4/13/2005 9:19:51 PM (3089 views)

Realty Track - Cathy Iffergan/TX
4/10/2005 8:03:57 PM (2012 views)

[+] Taking a Poll on Computerized Registries - Donna Grady/NC (39 replies)
4/9/2005 4:01:57 PM (2466 views)


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