Here we go again!
Just got done reading some more online news about the real
estate crash that's "supposed" to happen any day now. Looks like
it's got some people really worried. Seems like this has been
getting a lot of press lately, but the fact remains that the
same cynics who have been predicting this "crash" have been
saying that since 2001.
The funny thing is, one guy who wrote that article also
"predicted" the dot-com crash. But what most people don't
realize is that he was about 6 years off the mark on that one.
And yet, the masses are taking his word as gospel and, if I dare
peek out my window right now, I can practically see out my
window the herds of people, carrying on in the streets about how
this guy just KNOWS what's up.
Well, that's a slight exaggeration, but still...
Come on, now!
Aren't we brighter than this, folks? Since when do we listen to
some no-name and what he has to say when there is just NOTHING
even remotely scientific to back it up?
Hey, I've got it!
Maybe I should write a book about how gas prices are going to go
up to five bucks a gallon...and when they do 20 years from now I
can go on the Oprah show and tell the world that I predicted it!
Or better yet...how about I predict that I will have gray hair?
And in the future when my hair turns gray, I can say I can
predict the future because I said just that years back.
Sorry for the sarcasm, but I think if you're going to go public
and spout off "predictions" that can affect people's lives, then
you better have some kind of track record that shows you kinda
know what's going on and you're not just talking to hear
yourself talk, or just throwing out wild guesses.
Claiming that YOU predicted something right before just doesn't
cut it for me.
I
gotta see more than that.
Why? Because people like me and thousands of my clients have
been taking real estate investing by storm...while some poor
people who follow bogus advice end up sitting on the sidelines
and just watching everyone else get rich. It's discouraging.
Will the market crash? Who knows...but I highly, highly doubt
it. Billionaires who develop real estate for a living highly
doubt it. The average American who made more off their house in
one year of appreciation than from working over full-time for
the last five years highly doubts it, too.
Who do YOU want to listen to?
Just do what I do, and what countless other experts do. Hold
some units for long term...flip some properties for fast
profits. That way you will never risk the market falling apart.
If you're new to flipping for immediate profits, you'll want to
check out
http://www.realestatefortunes.com/courses/knockout.htm
for more info.
Lou Vukas
