Categories: Agent, California, Real Estate, real estate investing

by Greg Diodati

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Categories: Agent, California, Real Estate, real estate investing

by Greg Diodati

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Not that I would ever call someone stupid, but apparently Bloomberg did back in 2009.  Here is Realty Times article on why now, as much as in 2009 is a great time to buy a home!
“If You Don’t Buy A House Now, You’re Stupid”
That’s what Bloomberg said back in 2009. Actually, they said, “If You Don’t Buy a House Now, You’re Stupid or Broke.”
They continued, “Well, you may not be stupid or broke. Maybe you already have a house and you don’t want to move. Or maybe you’re a Trappist monk and have forsworn all earthly possessions. Or whatever. But if you want to buy a house, now is the time, and if you don’t act soon, you will regret it. Here’s why: historically low interest rates.”

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