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Home Price Floor Fundamental™
Home Price Floor Fundamental™
identifies the lowest price level a house could fall to.
Home Price Floor Fundamental™
is based on the premise that since a house can produce rental income it’s always going to be worth something. What it’s worth depends upon a number of factors, the most important being the yield or Cap rate an investor would expect.
While
Home Price Floor Fundamental™
identifies the bottom price level of a house, use
Home Price Ceiling Fundamental™
to find out how high home prices in an area rise until they reach unsustainable levels.
Actual sales prices of homes will move up and down between the
Ceiling
and the
Floor
in normal markets and are influenced by other fundamentals including supply and demand.
Home prices in bubble areas blasted through the
Ceiling
and are now in the process of falling back to house values between the
Ceiling
and the
Floor
.
Use
Home Price Market Fundamentals™
to get a sense of home value movement between the
Floor
and
Ceiling
.
Click here
to read a detailed explanation of the
Home Price Floor Fundamental™
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