The Wall Street Journal came out with an article about the bottom of the California real estate market. This is my opinion about the article and how it applies to the Sacramento real estate market. Enjoy! Distributed by Tubemogul.
There were almost 1 trillion dollars of sup-prime loans that adjusted and caused a 30% average correction in 2007-2009. From 2009-2012 there are 1.6 trillion dollars of alt-a and option-arms loans that will adjust and cause another 30% correction nationwide. If you want to pay less, wait till 2013. If you wait till 2016, prices will start to climb again. It always best to buy when prices are rising because if you lose your job, you can sell the property for more.
There were almost 1 trillion dollars of sup-prime loans that adjusted and caused a 30% average correction in 2007-2009. From 2009-2012 there are 1.6 trillion dollars of alt-a and option-arms loans that will adjust and cause another 30% correction nationwide. If you want to pay less, wait till 2013. If you wait till 2016, prices will start to climb again. It always best to buy when prices are rising because if you lose your job, you can sell the property for more.
MrAlanKendall 2 years ago