In 2005, everyone was buying houses. It was common knowledge
you were stupid to wait. House prices flourished and loans flowed like drinks
at an open bar. Lots of people made money—until they didn’t. In 2009 the music
had stopped and people were frantically looking for someone to pass the hot
potato to. By 2010, those “smart” people were the ones looking stupid.
Foreclosures dominated the market place and the great real estate boom of ‘05
looked more like a ghost town as the real estate downturn hit full effect.
Fast forward to 2018 and it’s starting to look a little
familiar. In Port Harcourt, Nigeria , we frequently see homes sell
significantly over asking price, regardless of appraisals or the condition of
the home. Demand is outpacing supply, and prices are rising again. In hot
rental markets across the country, we continually see local investors totally
puzzled by how much out of state folks are willing to pay for traditionally
modest priced homes.
So what do you do? Is now the time to buy, or should we be
waiting for the next crash? Are we in 2005 at the peak of the market, or are we
in 2010, with plenty of room to run?
If you want to make the best decision, you have to consider
all the facts, which are not always feasible and easy to see, except with a
proffesional lens which we at vicxrockbase are good at. Before you make a black
or white suggestion, take a second to consider several market factors,
strategies and possibilities, before making any decision, we at vicxrockbase
will be willing to help you take that decision. There just may be a way to
invest now, and laugh later.
Investments is not a Waste.
Real Estate is a good place to Invest In.
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