QUOTE(sulifeisgreat @ Jun 6 2011, 04:54 PM)
we r near to stagflation but economies of world still growing & corporate earnings still up
federal reserve trying not to repeat mistake of previous action
1929 federal reserve restricted money supply = recession
1980s fed res increase int rate to kill inflation = recession
2008 fed res reduce int rate, inc money supply but inc inflation = u r living the moment & can tell ur cucu the outcome
once economies of world stop growing & corporate earnings start falling, then its time for the bubble to MELETUP
http://economics.about.com/od/useconomichi...stagflation.htmhttp://www.themarketoracle.biz/Article4075.htmlhttp://blackswaninsights.blogspot.com/2010...-for-1970s.htmlhttp://www.moneycafe.com/library/primeratehistory.htmthe economy today is credit like economy. (borrow and spend)
developing countries (3rd world) to ensure employment, push up productions, and then lend $ to developed countries and wish them to spend/ use as many finished goods they manufactured. the 3rd world will continue to exploit their natural resources, commodities to create enough $ to lend to the developed nations. the music will go on until no more resources/commodities to continue the cycle..
when 3rd world dried up and no more resources/$ to lend, developed nations will stop consuming, unemployment in 3rd world will increased. riot begin and war started. developed nations will then rule again. so it is better than old days where 1st world conquer/colonize the 3rd world and steal their resources and slaved their ppl. They use a new way to slave the 3rd world. (north korea is smarter they build nuclear weapons not commodities)
Added on June 6, 2011, 5:45 pmQUOTE(TheDoer @ Jun 6 2011, 05:30 PM)
The fact that he already makes money if he sells it now (at market rate) isn't the issue. The issue is that his greed is preventing him from doing so.
Only someone like me would be tempted to buy it. And the reason is because of the location significance it has to my family. I find that house, and that area strategic for me. Even though not in a prime area.
I'm not thinking about the renovation costs now, I'm asking myself, what greed would make a person raise his prices like this.
The irony is it could've been easily a win-win situation.
Now his got this crappy house on his hands... He tried to rent it out, and his tenant ruined it further. What's he waiting for now? For the house to mellow abit longer?

if he has the holding power, $ etc, he has no rush to sell to u now.
he can renovate and then rent at a better rental. (maybe he has now learnt how to choose the right tenants from the past mistakes)
so for u, either accept the price or find another unit/area
This post has been edited by lucerne: Jun 6 2011, 05:45 PM