The financial press did its job. It scared Americans so badly about a possible recession that now we might just have one. Right now the inflation rate (excluding energy and food prices) is at 2.2 percent. That's a far cry from the 12 percent inflation the nation suffered through in the 1970s. (Realty Times)
People need to trust themselves and not listen to everything they read or hear.
It's time to get back to basics. Just like every January when we all make our New Year's resolutions..we need to get back to what is really important to us right now. Food, shelter, clothing, family, friends, the necessities. We don't need to give up everything, just the extras we didn't really need anyway. January is a popular time to clean out closets, garages, basements. Organize tax records, etc. Why not take this time to reorganize what's really important to us and stop worrying about all the fluff. If we didn't have so much "stuff" that we just had to have when we bought it..we wouldn't need larger closets, garages, or "STORAGE UNITS" for stuff we haven't seen or used in years.
We need to stop the panic. There are some great properties out there at great prices with great interest rates. Investors want the news to continue to be scary so they can keep on buying while sellers would like the news to back off and let us get back to living our lives. Life is what happens while you're waiting for things to change. Today is all we know for sure. If you're waiting for the market to "bottom out" you'll miss your opportunity. The only way to know for sure that the market has bottomed out is when you see it rising. Then you won't have the opportunity to negotiate like you do now...Today is the day to buy that property you've been waiting to buy. It's time to get back to living your life.
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