Articles In ‘Myths & Fairy Tales’ Section
Buying is cheaper than renting in most U.S. cities »
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Home prices have taken such a beating and demand for rental units has increased so much that it's now cheaper to buy a two-bedroom home than to rent one in most major U.S. cities. According to real estate web site Trulia, buying was cheaper than renting in 74% of the country's 50 largest cities in July. In just 12% of [...]
What To Invest In »
Many investors are asking, “what’s the right type of investment for this new era?” After all you’d have to be living under a rock not to realize that our property markets will be very different in 2011. If having survived the last few years of turbulent times in property, finance and the economy has taught us anything, it’s that we [...]
Busting The Great Property Myth »
Playing the waiting game to gather information is often a wasted opportunity. There is an old myth, that states `making it big in property is all about timing and the right facts'. This myth puts many new or nervous investors at an immediate disadvantage and often plagues them with enough self doubt to ensure they do not act on [...]
Excerpt from Trumps Book »
Trump: Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know about Success, Real Estate, and Life Trump: Think Like a Billionaire by Donald J. Trump with Meredith McIver - Paperback – Random House - Excerpt Chapter 1 PART I Real Estate When people hear the name Trump, they think of two things: wealth and real estate. So [...]
The Wisdom of Warren »
2009.05.06 08:46:21 There’s no way a smart person can go broke expect through borrowed money. All borrowed money does is, it may help you get it a little faster, but it can help you get poorer a whole lot faster. You make decent investments in things you understand at attractive prices and you’ll do well over time. Warren Buffet I have a new [...]
A Post on Property Talk »
2009.04.15 07:52:08 Not disageeing with you Dean just pointing out that because someone at the bank tell you one thing doesn't a fact make. Someone at that same bank in another division might tell you another "fact" that contradicts the first "fact". So the fact is "someone told you something" which is their opinion. It miht be a good opinion [...]