Cash buyers holding up real estate market
Started by Riversider
about 15 years ago
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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) conducts an Investment and Vacation Home Buyers Survey annually. The latest survey covering 2010 found that a record 59% of investors paid all-cash for their property. That figure was only 32% in 2006 and a mere 17% in 2004 according to previous NAR surveys. http://pragcap.com/all-cash-buyers-prevent-housing-market-collapse
Why "holding up"? Is it suddenly a crime to pay cash? In your book, is everyone obligated to give fees and interest to the banks?
I'll spell it out for you.
They're supporting the market(holding it up).
I'll spell it out for you. They're supporting the market(holding it up). As in Atlas.
Funny title of "prevent housing market collapse" juxtaposed with graph of Phoenix. Apparently writer is unaware that Case Shiller puts the Phoenix market's low end at 1/3rd of 2006 prices. I would like to see what this guy considers a housing market collapse.
Most people buy low and sell high. I suppose you would purchase in the areas where Case Schiller was at a peak?
Huh?
Is it really just saying they're the only ones left?