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    Exclamation Do U think mo-ubos ang realty estate karon?


    guys, do u think moubos ang real estate karon? or mo-saka jud iya price permi?
    is it practical to buy house and lot sa panahon karon?

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    ok ra mu invest house and lot..
    mu saka ghpn na ang prices ana..

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    i;ve read man gud sa usa kablog ni BO about How To Get Rich During A Recession na daghan tao ang dili mo palit ug house and lot karon because of the recession.
    But anyhow, we're planning to save more muna before buying a house and lot kasi it would be very difficult to buy karon and then inig pila ka-years mo maundang mi ug pay sa house and lot hahahahah negative kaau no yeah, i need to read some bo's blog as well as to learn from mentors pa para mainspired ko and to be positive always hahahaha

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    that person (Aunt Eunice) Bo Sanchez was talking about is a
    person of character and has a good positive outlook...

    it doesnt matter if it's recession or not.... she MAKES things happen...

    most people may worry bout recession but only those few (i call them "visionaires")
    are the ones who will conquer whatever market - be real state or not, kay kabalo
    sila sa needs sa ilang customers and they know how to position their service based
    from those uncover needs or wants....

    ...and these "visionaries" do know how to
    take care of their customers thats why they get "repeat" sales and "referrals" like
    those wells that never runs out of water to them, "scarcity" is not in the their
    dictionary.

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    Ive read this article too!
    For aunt eunice, its all about a positive mindset..
    that is why she doesn't read newspapers because mostly all news are negative!

    For me I think mas maayo mu invest real estate karon coz low ang price..
    if and only if naay extra money..

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    well said...

    Quote Originally Posted by jackdi View Post
    Sa ako tan-aw, dili kaayo maapektuhan sa Financial Crisis ang 'prices' real estate business nato. Kay Cebu is dili man god ta dependent kaayo on the real estate business. Minimal ra jud siguro ang effect sa current global sitwasyon.

    The crisis's effect can clearly be seen on our export/manufacturing companies. Sige na og panaktakay sa trabahante karon. Luoy kaayo.

    Ang presyo sa atong real estate products would always be going up.
    Practicallity of buying or not is dependent upon you. Depende kung asa ka mamalit... depende kung pila imo budget... depende kung pila imo spare cash...

    hhhmmmm..... You would usually think it to be affordable if naa ka dahgan spare cash. You would think it would be expensive if gamay ra kaayo imo budget. he-he-he!

    Naa man daghan nga mga properties karon bah nga gibaligya barato tungod sa ilang temporary need for cash. Pero kadaghanan, wala jud nagpa os-os ang uban.

    Anyway, if you are resourceful enough, with or without the crisis, makakita jud ka'g House and/or Lot nga gipangbaligya at a very reasonable and affordable price.

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    mao ni nakanindot sa real estate kay dili man ni sya pareha ani mga consumer goods nga pwede i produce depending sa supply and demand factor, di ta maka produce ug more lands mao na gyod na siya, that is why stable iya value regardless of the economic state

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    pero dili ba mo-lessen na ang mga tao na mopalit ug house and lot because of the crisis? i mean, they would prefer savings rather than buying... dili ba? esp ang balita is sa karon di pa daw mafeel nato ang crisis pero next year daw ma-feel na jud nato. hehehe ako ra may pessimistic dinhi hahaha, but anyway,,, just showing the other side lng

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    In my own analysis....the asian financial crises has no drastic effect in the real estate sector. Inflation is a permanent fixture in modern life. When the inflation rate is high, it means prices are increasing at a faster pace. If inflation rate is low, prices are still increasing, but at a slower pace. So whether we like it or not, prices will increase constantly.
    When properly chosen, real estate properties will appreciate through time – especially in locations where there are high-growth opportunities.

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    hehe il rather invest half of may money in real property

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