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View Poll Results: Recessionary trends and Investing in RE
Yes I have Diversified my Assets 2 9.09%
No, My bulk of Asset is in Risky like RE 3 13.64%
I prefer Renting as Prices are too High 11 50.00%
I will prefer buying even though its costly 3 13.64%
I have 1 year surplus cash to sustain myself in case of Job Loss 2 9.09%
I have less then 6 months of surplus cash 1 4.55%
I have two or more loan running including CC and Home Loan 0 0%
I have single small loan 0 0%
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Default Recessionary trends and Investing in RE

Is it the Right time to invest in property?

Are we following of Diversifying our Assets ?

When the inherent Problems of US are not Over...
Once Bailout Package disappears ... Recessionary risks are high ..

Now Europe in long term downtrend ....

China is cooling its Overpriced RE market strongly ......

Debt has become such a issue that each year for till 2018 many countries will be facing Greece like problems....


Some analyst warning of Depression ... which was averted ....

"Kicking the can down the Road ..."
Patchup work ...

So when the root cause is not fixed ....

Is it correct to Over leverage ourselves?

There could be Risk of Huge job losses ...
Are we as a new age Working class prepared for that ???

Are we showing Financial learning which is not taught in Schools or colleges .....

Are we saving more or Spending more??


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Not sure if its right time to invest unless you getting a good deal at a good location.
Yes you could buy if you want to live in it & you could afford.
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Not sure if its right time to invest unless you getting a good deal at a good location.
Yes you could buy if you want to live in it & you could afford.
Well I think the word "invest" and "buying home for living" has been used in this forum to imply the same thing but for me - its differ and differs to a large extent.

"Investing" in RE in the current situation is a BAD idea !!!
Purchasing home for living - which is purely emotional has nothing to do with investing.
For investment - there are lot more better and relatively easier (mentally and financially) options available. You dont "invest" 40-50 lakhs - you just buy home and thats it !!
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Not sure if its right time to invest unless you getting a good deal at a good location.
Yes you could buy if you want to live in it & you could afford.

Better be in Cash for at least 1 Month ......
Take it with Pinch of salt

As in Harayana they say "Bhaag Bhootni ke ke Aandhi aai" (By the way Laila is already in )

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