Just wondering, will the property "slowdown" mean lower prices, and better bargains? I remember for the stockmarket people tend to bail out when their stock does badly, would the same apply to property?
I think Kiyosaki said he brought a lot of property during the 1987 US crash or something, so perhaps the perception that something is wrong about property (irregardless of whether there is) might make it a good time for some bargains? Or even negotiation strongpoints? ("The property bubble is gonna burst, how about a cheaper price?")
I think Kiyosaki said he brought a lot of property during the 1987 US crash or something, so perhaps the perception that something is wrong about property (irregardless of whether there is) might make it a good time for some bargains? Or even negotiation strongpoints? ("The property bubble is gonna burst, how about a cheaper price?")