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"San Diego Real Estate, General Custer, and 3000 Indians"The Secret to Always Making Money-- and Never Getting "Killed" --In a Bad San Diego Real Estate Market |
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On June 25, 1876, General George Armstrong Custer received information that a significant number of Indians were gathering at the Little Big Horn. Without analyzing the facts, he decided to ride out with 250 men to "surround" almost 3,000 Indians. This was a serious mistake. San Diego real estate investors are often guilty of similar indiscretions. Everyday, they fail to analyze market facts before making buying -- and selling -- decisions. This, too, can be a big mistake. It's true that you can make a lot of money in San Diego real estate. After all, that's why you invest. But it's also true, if you get caught in a bad market, that you can lose a lot of
money in San Diego real estate. Ironically, as a real estate investor, your past successes can be the biggest reason for your eventual downfall. This is exactly what happened to General Custer. He had become a legendary military hero and, unfortunately, he let his past success go to his head. Believing he was invincible, a careless Custer didn't take time to analyze the facts at the Little Big Horn. With misplaced confidence, he rode directly into a massacre. You, as a San Diego real estate investor, can get careless too. Maybe - after a big success or two in a good market -- you too become overconfident. Or maybe - after years of accelerating property values -- you start to think that making money in San Diego real estate is easy . . . or a sure thing. Whatever the reason, like General Custer, you stop analyzing the facts. You don't sell when you should have, the market turns south, and San Diego real estate prices start falling. And while your life may not be at great risk . . . your money is. San Diego real estate downturns can be severe. They can last for years and years . . . and historically, prices plummet by 18-30% during these market declines. Sure, San Diego real estate prices usually recover, but that can take years. And is that your idea of being a successful San Diego real estate investor . . . possibly waiting years and years to get your money back? Hardly. The good news is you can avoid these downturns - as well as make maximum profits from the up-trends . . . if you have the right information. The
Real Estate Timing Report gives you the critical information you need for making money in San Diego real estate. Its five key market indicators - known as "Vital Signs" - tell you when to buy and sell . . . for maximum profit and with low risk. For example, using this "Vital Sign" information . . . 1. You can better predict trend changes in the San Diego real estate market. It has predicted every market bottom -- and market top --since 1976. 2. You will have 3-6 months of "early warning notice" to prepare for coming San Diego real estate trend changes. This means you can buy low . . . before anyone expects San Diego real estate prices to rise. This means you can sell high . . . before anyone expects San Diego real estate prices to fall. All in all, the
Real Estate Timing Report makes you better informed than 99%
of the general public. To make maximum profits - with minimum risk in San Diego real estate --you must do what General Custer did not do at the Little Big Horn. You must analyze the facts before making important decisions. The best way to do this is to follow the five key "Vital Sign Indicators" found exclusively in the Real Estate Timing Report. -------------------------------------------------------------- Buying or selling some San Diego real estate in the next 3-6 months? CLICK HERE to learn how you can find out what the “Vital Sign” indicators are saying whether prices are likely to rise . . . or fall? |
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