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I had this thought while chatting with a friend.
In rein, we talk about exit strategy and how important it is.
Edmonton is the top of the top ten towns list, which means there are a lot of people buying up edmonton, which is really great.
But what happens when most of us recognizes the exit time and decides to sell during the same period? On top of the numerous listings already in Edmonton, will that mean during exit time, we might have a harder time to exit due to all the increased competition built up over the years?
Note: Assuming that the 3,000 members have 3 properties in edmonton each. That will be an additional 9,000 listings on top of how man more there are in Edmonton at exit time.
Interested to know any thoughts. Please contribute.
In rein, we talk about exit strategy and how important it is.
Edmonton is the top of the top ten towns list, which means there are a lot of people buying up edmonton, which is really great.
But what happens when most of us recognizes the exit time and decides to sell during the same period? On top of the numerous listings already in Edmonton, will that mean during exit time, we might have a harder time to exit due to all the increased competition built up over the years?
Note: Assuming that the 3,000 members have 3 properties in edmonton each. That will be an additional 9,000 listings on top of how man more there are in Edmonton at exit time.
Interested to know any thoughts. Please contribute.