Investing: The Real Proof the Housing Recovery is here

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Have we really hit the bottom of the housing market or is there some truth in the pessimists’ claims that we still have a little way to go and there could be some fluctuations still to come?

How the Doubters Prove the Real Estate Recovery is here

Almost all experts in all areas of expertise agree that we have already passed the bottom of the housing market. Yes, there could be some pockets of the country still coming around as others are already pushing double digit growth and there could even be some minor dips in some places as the flow of foreclosures is tweaked and the mortgage market and economy are fixed. However, any negativity in the real estate market today is pretty clearly the work of a small group of individuals attempting to get their name in the news and a few media outlets desperately trying to keep up readership with attention grabbing headlines.

In fact historical housing cycles show it is at these times when property prices are improving, homes are selling faster, home vacancies are dropping and the few question the sustainability of the rebound that we have officially entered the recovery phase.

It’s Not a Boom yet…

It is important to differentiate the recovery phase from a boom. We are still working through foreclosures and lending issues, while the economy waits for the real estate industry to bring it around. This is still the ground floor opportunity to get in.

What about the claims that traditional real estate cycles don’t apply to this roller coaster ride?

Despite different players, slightly different tactics and the internet the fact is this is just a part of the normal housing loop we have been going around for hundreds of years.

All of the indicators from the swelling of the bubble to the foreclosures, tightening of lending, falling values and increase in rentals and cash flow from the slump are exactly repeating history.

What Happens When the Real Estate Boom Really Kicks in?

Once we really start kicking we can easily expect a good 10 to 20 year run up in home values which will continue to snowball until the bubble bursts again.

This doesn’t make real estate a bad investment; in fact it should give investors and the average home buyer confidence.

Just don’t get caught short later. When it starts really getting hot look for the areas which will hold out the longest and demand bigger discounts on homes you are flipping.

If you can hold a couple of properties and cash them out before the next bubble to reload on cash and take advantage right when hits bottom this time you’ll be even better off and positioned to create even more wealth. Know your cycles and use them to your advantage.

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