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6 Walking Diamond Drive, Prescott, AZ 86301 Click the link below for more information on this beautiful Prescott home! https://www.everythingprescott.com/details.php?mls=139&mlsid=1031582 Call or Email us to schedule a showing today! 928-237-4400 or sellers@welcometoprescott.com - 928-227-8575
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From White Picket to Upcycled Pallet Fences: Millennials and Housing

From White Picket to Upcycled Pallet Fences: Millennials and HousingPosted: 20 Nov 2013 04:00 AM PSTWe are happy to have Jim Haney as our guest blogger today! Jim is a finance writer, working to ensure greater public understanding of the ins and outs of the housing industry. – The KCM CrewCritiques and defenses about Millennials abound. However, I think an overlooked aspect of the kerfuffle over Generation Y is the question "Why?" Although it is great to spur the generation on to great heights, it is crucial we understand some of the hurdles they are facing, economically and socially in order to anticipate how the market will have to change and adjust to accommodate a new generation's capabilities and values.Educational Debt & CreditNo big newsflash here: millennials are facing unprecedented levels of debt, between the various recessions, housing bubbles, and explosion of educational debt. New legislation in the works is attempting to help set up a more stable higher…

The WRONG Way to Invest in Real Estate

by William Bronchick

"Real estate fever" . . . it's hit the Country like a plague. Zillions of "newbies" are hitting the bandwagon, trying to make a profit where they lost in the stock market. I meet them all the time, and many are making big mistakes!

Mistake #1: Stock Market Mentality

You'd think after losing $7 trillion in the stock market people would have learned! Nope, they are making the same mistake, which is assuming what happened yesterday will happen tommorrow. Nine of ten new investors I meet say they are interested in real estate because they saw someone else make money from the rapid appreciation of the market over the last few years. But, buying real estate solely for short-term appreciation is often a big gamble! If you buy real estate to hold for 15 years or more, the chances are you will come out on top. If you buy a property and flip it in within a year, you probably are fine, too. And, despite the risk, many people can intelligently time t…

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