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BEST ANSWER  chosen by asker   |  stevebashore  |  April 15, 2009 05:01 PM
Housing markets are local markets. What you hear in the news is somewhat misleading because for the most part they report national or regional averages. For example, the housing market in the Phoenix market is starting to pick up, while prices are still declining. Sales are picking up because the declining prices are starting to attract buyers. As this continues, demand will eventually begin to support price and the price declines will slow and then stop. I think the decline is slowing in 2009 and the turn around will be in 2010 or later.
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I've heard that Phoenix has alot of California buyers closing contracts on purchases of foreclosed homes. Will they rent these homes out?

It makes sense of rich investors to buy up assets when then are cheap.

Are these investor looking to hold onto the assets long term?

How does an investor manage the cash flow burdens for 50 homes?

Do investor run complex risk equations or do they buy on instinct? Buy low and sell high?

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