Why You Should Sell Your Lake Oswego Real Estate NOW!
This article goes into some of the reasons why its better to list your Lake Oswego real estate now instead of waiting.
1 – Interest Rates Are On the Rise
2 – Your Dream Home Will Never Be Cheaper
3 – Buyers Are Out Early
4 – Inventory Increases Every Spring
5 – We Are in the Eye of the Foreclosure Storm
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Thank to Ginny Schider over at TheRealEstateLoanCompany who are experts in financing Lake Oswego real estate for this link. Click here to read the entire article.
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Rich Peralta is a real estate professional in the Portland Metro Area and Lake Oswego Real Estate.
He can be reached at 503.961.2181 or by e-mail at rich.peralta@exprealty.com
Originally posted on West Linn Real Estate.
I too was all caught up in the real estate bubble of the 2000s. Just about everyone who has dabbled into real estate in the early 2000s rave about how much money they have made. Feeling jealous and envious, I attempted to do the same, but to find that it is not as easy as all the TV shows claim to be. In the traditional world, you would want to buy at the lowest and sell at the highest, but no one could have predicted when this ceiling and floor limit will present itself. In any event, I was left with these properties which were not selling, and eventually I had to dump them with a huge loss. I had to endure such a big financial loss that the only thing that I can do is to file for bankruptcy protection if I ever get back on my two feet again. One moment I seem to have everything in this world, many properties, paper asset of over $1M. Then in the blink of an eye, when the real estate market burst, I had nothing. Since the fallout of my financial demiss, I have learned that I cannot look for the shortcut to making easy money. It is a better choice to be realistic about what you can make, whether it is through your job, or any investment you are thinking of. Do not put yourself in a position where you will have so much debt that you will have to file for bankruptcy protection.
I found this post on google and I read a few of your other posts. I stuck you in to my Google News Reader. Keep it up. I’ll be quietly following you from the sideline haha.