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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2017

Should You Be Worried About a Market Correction?

from California Real Estate Podcast with Prashant Vanka · host Prashant Vanka

Investing in real estate is a smart move, especially here in California. Here’s why. Buying a home? Click Here to Perform a Full Home SearchSelling a home? Click here for a FREE Home Price Evaluation The question of “Are we headed toward a market correction?” is one of the most common inquiries I’ve been getting lately. So today I am going to talk about the three things you should be focusing on if we are indeed headed toward a correction. First, make your investments with a five to seven year outlook. With a long-term plan, you’ll be just fine. Secondly, California real estate has historically appreciated for over 7% if you hold the asset for at least five years. Real estate is a recipe for building wealth. Finally, the power of compounding. Real estate is one of the only asset classes that you can invest in with as little as 10% down. You can buy a million dollar asset for $100,000 in cash value and when you combine that with the fact that homes appreciate so rapidly around here, you have a recipe for building wealth. If you have any questions for me or you’re looking to get into real estate investing yourself, give me a call or send me an email. I’d be happy to hear from you.

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