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This oceanfront estate in Florida is pretty good. Located in the exclusive community of Old Cutler Bay, the coveted waterfront estate belongs to none other than Yankees legend Jorge Posada and his wife, Laura. The All-Star was said to have purchased the home in 2010 for $6.25 million, just two years before retiring in 2012, as reported by Mansion Global. Angel Nichols of the Nichols Group at Compass has now listed the Coral Gables residence for $19.9 million. Continue reading on our site: https://www.forumnadlanusa.com/en/2022/09/yankees-legend-jorge-posada-is-selling-his-florida-beach-mansion-for-19-9-million/

Today we will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of group investment versus investing in private property and we will talk about whether apartment prices are expected to drop much - even if there is no recession and we will show you our daily deal: 858 Forrest Ct, Akron, OH 44306 on the website: https://nadlandeals.com/ property/858-forrest-ct-akron-oh-44306/ To join investment news, entrepreneur of the week and real estate news, subscribe to our Telegram channel: https://t.me/NadlanRealEstateGroup for email updates of Simori entrepreneurs, real estate news, studies, deals and podcast updates , sign up for our newsletter: https://www.forumnadlanusa.com/newsletter-signup/ We are happy to answer any question - you are invited to schedule a free initial consultation with us here: https://www.forumnadlanusa.com/nadlan-real-estate- consultation/ real estate team and the matter

Is the economy in recession? 30 year mortgage rates close to 6%? No matter - some apartment buyers still plan to buy a house in the next six months, according to a new survey. According to the Realtor.com survey, which looked at visitors accessing listings as well as search results, nearly 46 percent of homebuyers surveyed said they plan to continue buying a home in the next six months, even as recession fears weigh on potential buyers. Continue reading on our site: https://www.forumnadlanusa.com/en/2022/09/the-market-has-started-to-correct-itself-house-hunters-say-they-are-ready-to- buy-in-the-next-six-months-even-in-a-recession-heres-why/

Below is a recommendation from Bar Bokubza, a graduate of our academic track - Husleying as a basis for financial freedom under the guidance of Gal Shmukler. For details, scheduling an introductory conversation and registration for the next cycle, fill in your details on the track page: https://www.nadlanuniversity.com/galshmukler/

The Real Estate and Interest Podcast is proud to host the entrepreneur of the week Barak Yakovovich Barak is a graduate of the Real Estate University of Real Estate and Interest - "Wholesale as a basis for financial freedom" with Gal Shmukler who only invests and locates transactions below the market price in residential and commercial real estate with a specialization in retail and industrial in several markets in the US and a consultant for business and financial growth in Israel Preface from the first post: Hello everyone, I am excited to be a guest in this distinguished forum, and I am happy to share my insights in front of such a talented audience, who only cares to cross each other and pass on their knowledge and experience, thank you for The right! My name is Barak Yakovovich, 24 years old from Emek Hafer, and probably soon New York, I find deals below the market price in Pensacola, Florida, represent a group of wholesalers that find commercial properties in several markets, an investor in commercial real estate (specializing in retail & industrial), a partner in a growth consulting company business, and manages a financial community called the lazy investor, (soon to be a partner in a credit raising company). Too many titles huh? 🙂 I will introduce myself according to my theory, that there are 4 levels for an investor: the beginner investor who starts learning the field, reads blogs, books, and various sources of knowledge, interested, Mc Without inspiration from others and realizing that investments are the way to security and financial independence, he slowly realizes that he needs to invest his money, understands that it is better to save more than to spend everything on material goods for a bright future, but limiting beliefs (such as fear of losing the fund), lack of knowledge, Lack of time or savings prevents him from investing, but he starts to save a little and works on his security in investments by acquiring knowledge, saving more, and working on his consciousness. At the age of 21, I decided to leave everything I had, in order to try to fulfill a dream that had been there since the age of 14, which was to add value to the market by improving real estate properties, so I gave up studying business administration and economics at the university, my wife Doug, family and friends, and moved to work in my brother's company in the US as a commercial real estate transaction analyst, and a world that I didn't know before opened up to me. Following the corona virus, I returned to Israel, a little disappointed but with a lot of ambition and a desire to advance in the world of real estate and investments. Continue reading on the website: https://www.forumnadlanusa.com/author/barakyako/

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With mortgage rates on the rise, more people may be asking themselves the age-old question: rent or buy? These decisions are particularly relevant against a backdrop of bubble-like housing prices, which make monthly mortgage payments more difficult to manage, and skyrocketing rents that have proven to be one of the economy's stickier forms of inflation. The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate hike, while not directly related to mortgage interest rates, does affect lending and home prices to some extent. And the Fed is still not done raising interest rates this year. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate was 6.10 percent as of Sept. 13, according to Bankrate.com, and it rose steadily to 6.43 percent on Tuesday, according to the mortgage rate comparison service, after the Fed's most. The latest decision last week to raise the benchmark interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point - the third time in a row that it raised the interest rate by this amount. Look at the big picture Corey J. Phillips, a financial adviser at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh, said he's heard from clients who are worried about buying now because of rising prices. But prices are only one consideration when it comes to buying a home. Although higher than in the recent past, the rates are still at the average levels of the past 30 years, he said. "In recent years, as consumers, we have gotten used to such a low rate. Now this is our expectation", he said. Continue reading: https://www.forumnadlanusa.com/2022/09/how-to-make-the-buying-vs-renting-decision-when-mortgage-rates-are-rising/

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