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Okay, you're screwing around with the meaning of your numbers. According to your chart, home values in 1999 were lower than in 1998.
When you first gathered your % figures they were all referenced to the starting point of 1997. Unfortunately you forgot that, and as you translated % into $.
deefromott 1 year ago
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deefromott 1 year ago
Note that when I clicked on the website of
apartment house profit machine it was suspended.
Not a good sign.
Also buying apartments with no money down is basically nonsense.
volvol1 1 year ago
Am I crazy here? This guy points to the chart and says there was appreciation every year even though the chart is showing that values declined?
How does this make sense?
volvol1 1 year ago
@volvol1 business students aren't bright when it comes to math. everything is wonderful great!
deefromott 1 year ago
@volvol1 Yes it makes perfect sense. Appreciation rate reduced but it still appreciated (and its inflation adjusted) Instead of growing 10% it grew 5%
XpLoDeD88 1 month ago
Could you explain what the graphs look like now in the year 2009? I am quite interested in know this. Thanks.
fangirl2themax 2 years ago
cool
Bradynovak138 2 years ago
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noahmarsden 3 years ago
Thanks for breaking everything down to where even a newie can understand.
kookiewilliams 3 years ago
Your videos are good, but you spend much time specifying every graphical statistic.
We can see the numbers, no need to speak every single one.
Overall, very good presentation, thank you for making the video.
Sikarov 3 years ago