A Challenge of Steve's and NYC10022 real estate acumen
Started by petrfitz
over 17 years ago
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nyc10022 - you have never been able to come up with 1 opportunity to make money in real estate. Neither have you steve. You are both constant naysayers and do not have the ability to find a money making opportunity in real estate. You are both straw men who can only speak negative. I challenge both Steve and NYC10022 to look at the 11,000 available units in New York and just give us 1 example of a... [more]
nyc10022 - you have never been able to come up with 1 opportunity to make money in real estate. Neither have you steve.
You are both constant naysayers and do not have the ability to find a money making opportunity in real estate. You are both straw men who can only speak negative.
I challenge both Steve and NYC10022 to look at the 11,000 available units in New York and just give us 1 example of a money making opportunity.
Just 1 example. This is an easy test of your self described knowledge of the real estate market. There are more available units than ever before therefore there are more opportunities for you to find a money maker than ever before.
If you cannot give this board an example of an opportunity to make money in real estate, then you have duly displayed your real estate knowledge and ability.
This is your opportunity to shine. And NYC10022 not investing is not an opportunity to make money in real estate.
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Response by petrfitz
over 17 years ago
Posts: 2533
Member since: Mar 2008
hmmm - crickets? no comments from Steve or NYC10022?
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Response by mdasch
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Nov 2008
You gave them 26 minutes.
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Response by aboutready
over 17 years ago
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What a stupid exercise. The whole point is to use money optimally, which would call for waiting to purchase. I'm sure there are some foreclosures in the tri-state area that would be decent investments, but who cares? Anyone can run the numbers, but why bother when the percentage discount necessary for future downward risk is still uncertain? Patience is not necessarily a virtue, but it works here. Not losing money is the new killing it.
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Response by nyc10022
over 17 years ago
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> nyc10022 - you have never been able to come up with 1 opportunity to make money in real estate.
You are lying... I answered that on the other thread this morning...
Plus, I shouldn't even have to do that... we're talking about the guy who said BUY MANHATTAN RE at the peak of the biggest bubble of all time.
Doesn't get much stupider than that.
That perfitz thinks he can challenge others... well, its just funny.
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Response by nyc10022
over 17 years ago
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> Not losing money is the new killing it.
I thought it was losing tons of money, but then bragging you made it back from other sources...
;-)
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Response by ClockingOut
almost 17 years ago
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Petrfitz, did you get the answer to your challenge?
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Response by nyc1OO22
almost 17 years ago
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You're all liars.
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Response by alanhart
almost 17 years ago
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At least this imposter's username looks nothing like Eddie's.
hmmm - crickets? no comments from Steve or NYC10022?
You gave them 26 minutes.
What a stupid exercise. The whole point is to use money optimally, which would call for waiting to purchase. I'm sure there are some foreclosures in the tri-state area that would be decent investments, but who cares? Anyone can run the numbers, but why bother when the percentage discount necessary for future downward risk is still uncertain? Patience is not necessarily a virtue, but it works here. Not losing money is the new killing it.
> nyc10022 - you have never been able to come up with 1 opportunity to make money in real estate.
You are lying... I answered that on the other thread this morning...
Plus, I shouldn't even have to do that... we're talking about the guy who said BUY MANHATTAN RE at the peak of the biggest bubble of all time.
Doesn't get much stupider than that.
That perfitz thinks he can challenge others... well, its just funny.
> Not losing money is the new killing it.
I thought it was losing tons of money, but then bragging you made it back from other sources...
;-)
Petrfitz, did you get the answer to your challenge?
You're all liars.
At least this imposter's username looks nothing like Eddie's.