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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Are we near a bottom in the housing market?

My asset protection attorney recently sent me links to a couple of YouTube videos which talk about bubbles. I thought the information was quite valuable, so I have provided the links here. Enjoy!

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Patrick Harvey is an Associate Broker with West USA Realty, Scottsdale, Arizona, and has been involved in Real Estate for more than 20 years. Patrick's real estate portfolio includes commercial and residential properties in Arizona, New York, New Mexico, and Texas. Patrick is also an NLP Master Practitioner. Rules require: Equal Housing Opportunity.

Mike Widener has practiced law in Arizona for 25 years, and is a Certified Specialist in Real Estate Law, according to the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of Arizona. Mike is listed in SuperLawyers (2008 Southwest Edition) and in 1000 People to Know in [Arizona] Commercial Real Estate, 2008-09. Mike’s real estate portfolio contains holdings in the States of Florida, Arizona, Tennessee and the Commonwealth of Virginia. None of these holdings has made him independently wealthy as of today. Or tomorrow, either, he’s frightfully certain.

Mike is Of Counsel to Bonnett, Fairbourn, Friedman & Balint, P.C., located in balmy Phoenix. (You wouldn’t believe the balmy people scrambling around there, lately.) Anyway, Mike expresses views in this blog site that are pretty opinionated. So, keep two things in mind: Thing One: None of the opinions, however strongly expressed, under Mike’s name constitute anyone’s views but his own. ( It’s likely Patrick is shaking his head, disbelieving, when he reads many of Mike’s entries.) Bonnett, Fairbourn, et al., is not responsible for the content in any of Mike’s statements; the firm’s directors don’t exercise any editorial control, and probably don’t want anywhere near his keyboard or the inside of Mike’s head. And Thing Two: None of the content of these entries constitutes legal advice to the reader. Nothing in Mike’s entries is going to match the circumstances any particular reader may find himself in. And “close” isn’t good enough to suggest to the most optimistic reader that one’s reliance on Mike’s views is sensible, adult or even sane.

Mike’s going to blog about real property, legal problems relating generally to real property, and any other dad burned thing that crosses his mind, although most of his entries will be about something he claims actually to be informed about. Mike also will ruminate (hopefully, not onto the front of his new acrylic tie) about the practice of law in the modern era, whenever that began. Mike’s journeying towards the postmodern paradigm of a consummately rewarding law practice, but thus far the appearance of things is this: His map seems inverted. Perhaps upside-down. Something.

This blog contains information which is solely the opinion of the writer(s) and should not be construed as legal advice, real estate advice, investment advice, nor do the opinions expressed represent the views of the writer's employers. Further, both authors have pets, and these opinions may not be the opinions of any dog, cat, or goldfish which might be considered as a pet by the authors.

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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Are we near a bottom in the housing market?

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