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Hope
is a dirty word for all San Diego real estate investors . . . and it
violates Profit Rule #1 for San Diego real estate.
Not
only can hope keep you from selling San Diego real estate at market cycle peaks
. . . because you hope prices will go even higher . . . but hope can keep
you from buying San Diego real estate at market cycle bottoms . . . because you
hope prices will fall even lower.
Either
way, "hoping" costs you plenty.
Therefore,
whenever a San Diego real estate investor says, "I wish," or
"I hope," he is engaging in a destructive way of thinking. Why?
Because it takes attention away from what the investor should be doing . .
. which is analyzing the facts.
The best
way to analyze the facts - so you can maximize your returns
in San Diego real estate -- is to focus on key market indicators that have
a proven track record for accurately predicting real estate trends.
For example, if the coming real estate trend is likely to move San Diego real estate prices
higher . . . you buy. But If the trend is likely to move San Diego real estate
prices lower . . . you sell.
So
here's Profit Rule #1 for San Diego real estate: Go with the
trend.
While
this over-simplification ignores the specific circumstances of
individual San Diego real estate investors, be certain of this: all the
hoping in the world is not going to change the trend of the San Diego real
estate market.
What
this means is simply this: how accurately an investor identifies
San Diego real estate trends - and changing trends -- will likely turn out
to be the single biggest factor for determining how much money is made in San
Diego real estate.
To
identify upcoming trends in the San Diego real estate market, subscribe to
the Real Estate Timing Letter. It's five leading real estate
indicators were developed to keep you informed and alert to the likely direction San Diego real estate prices are
likely to go next.
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here to subscribe.
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