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sounds like you guys should dump as many of these properties on these fool heads as possible. you can buy them back in a few years for a lot less.

• saosebastiao 10y ago
  Exactly what came to my mind. I saw this same behavior happening in 2005. When there is no marketable cash-flow producing use of investment property, you are in a bubble.
  • kennywinker 10y ago
    And the phenomenon is even worse now. If you sold a property in 2005 in Vancouver, I bet you wish you'd held on to it. As someone else said, it's only a bubble when it pops. Good luck timing that.
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