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User Info Phoenix real estate strategy of 'flopping' examine in forum [Realty]
Dan721
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Incept: 2007-08-23
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Phoenix, AZ
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The bank, usually unaware of the other waiting buyer, accepts a lower price from the investor, who then quickly resells the home - for a higher price - to the waiting buyer.


No one complained when the SAME EXACT technique was used to RAISE property values/comps in the 2000s.

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/business/reales....
Halfbrite
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Incept: 2008-10-13
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Arizona via California
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Hmmm - no dates - no facts - no names - no numbers - just inuendo. Typical for what passes for "reporting" from the Az Republic Newspaper.

As to the factual admissions of 102,000 felonies of fraud/perjury on the court admitted to by B of A? - no time to cover that.

Great real estate coverage, just great.

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Resistance
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Incept: 2008-09-26
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FWIW, Tempe prices are 60% off from the peak...

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"Why must political experiments always be in the direction of more government? Why not give the free market a county or even a state or two, and see what it can accomplish?"Murray Rothbard - The Fallacy of the Public Sector
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