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Inefficient Markets Can Make You Wealthy. |
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Real estate is an “inefficient market”. This means real estate prices will vary, depending on the information available to each person.
This is in contrast to an “efficient market”. Examples of these types of markets are stock, commodities, bond, and currency markets. These markets have the ability to use standardized electronic systems to disseminate all available information to interested investors immediately. The information is reflected in the market prices which you buy and sell.
An inefficient market is a huge opportunity. The people with quickest access to accurate information in an inefficient market have a huge advantage in the market compared to those who do not have the information.
Historically institutional investors were the major buyers of real estate, and they invested primarily in large office buildings and multi unit apartment buildings. These investors have developed quick access to accurate information about their markets. As the prosperity of hard working Americans has grown, individuals now invest in real estate as viable alternatives to stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
A key component in efficient markets is the ability to evaluate and rank similar investment vehicles. Investors need to know if a chosen investment is the best possible investment to meet their goals. Even when they find good real estate to invest in, they may not be maximizing their investments.
Voletus provides our members with a strategic advantage over other investors in the inefficient market for single family residences. Voletus' allows our customers to maximize their investments in U.S. single-family residential real estate market.
With Voletus' tools you will compare and the best real markets nationwide. Our data drills down to zip codes and county precincts. Our customers are privy to efficient market information while other investors leave money on the table.
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