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  1. #1
    indi456 is offline Banned
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    Default America's riskiest housing markets

    A new report projects home-price declines for the next two years in Amercia. The riskiest markets are in Florida, California, Nevada and Arizona.

    There's a 34.6% chance on average that home prices will drop in the nation's top 50 markets in the next couple of years, according to PMI Mortgage Insurance's new U.S. Market Risk Index, which heavily factors in recent price volatility.
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    thomas12 is offline Condominium
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    Yes indeed; America has been the most of the riskiest housing markets, more so after the US sub-prime mortgage crisis. I think there will be a more of price volatility in the years to follow!

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    VAInvestor is offline Fixer Upper
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    I say let it keep dropping for a few years. More buying opportunities for the long term. All my investments have solid rental demand and are cashflowing well, so I am not worried about price drops as much as most. That's just my 2 cents though.

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