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🗓️ 19 February 2016
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I’ve been reading a book that I highly recommend all of you go and pick up and it’s called Timing the Real Estate Markets and it’s written by Craig Hall. This is an important topic because based on my personal experience and what I’m personally seeing in the market place things are getting “as we in the commercial industry like to call” frothy, which means assets are getting overpriced. Now, we all know that real estate runs in cycles and that all markets are unique, but we also know the old adage of “buy low and sell high”, right? In today’s show I’ll share with you my thoughts on where we’re at in the cycle.
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0:12.8 | make you a more sophisticated investor, and provide you with the tools necessary to take your real estate business to the next level. |
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0:22.3 | Kevin Bub. Hey guys, Kevin Bup here with episode number 39 of the real estate investing for cash flow, |
0:28.4 | cash flow Friday tip. Thank you for joining me today as I share tips and strategies that will hopefully |
0:33.1 | bring you a ton of value and help take your real estate business to the next level. And so this |
0:37.4 | week I'm going to actually share some information with you that I picked up as |
0:41.0 | I've been reading through a book recently. |
0:43.2 | And it's a book I highly recommend that all of you go out and pick up. |
0:46.2 | It's called Timing the Real Estate Markets and it's written by Craig Hall. |
0:49.9 | And this is an important topic because based on my personal experience and what I'm personally |
0:54.2 | seeing in the marketplace, things are getting as what we like to call in the commercial |
0:58.4 | real estate industry as frothy, which means assets are getting overpriced and overheated. |
1:03.4 | And that doesn't apply to every market because we know that real estate runs in cycles and |
1:07.6 | that all markets are unique, right? |
1:09.3 | We always say that markets are local. |
1:10.8 | So what's happening here in Clearwater, Florida or Tampa, Florida isn't the same as what's |
1:15.1 | happening in San Francisco. It's not the same that's happening in Kansas City, Missouri, so on and |
1:19.2 | so forth. Okay, so that just, again, all real estate are marked. But we also know the old |
1:23.2 | adage of buy low and sell high, right? I mean, that's just basic investor, real estate investor |
1:28.8 | one of one of the end of this book and one of the final chapters is about how to tell |
1:34.2 | when it's a seller's market. Because a seller's market means that we're toward a peak or |
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