4 Signs It's Time to Invest in Something Other Than Real Estate

Most people assume there’s no end in sight to the amazing real estate market in Boise. They think the party will never end. In fact, there are at least 4 signs you should be aware of that indicate it may be time to consider investing in something other than real estate.

(PRWEB) January 19, 2006 -- Most people assume there’s no end in sight to the amazing real estate market in Boise. They think the party will never end. In fact, there are at least 4 signs you should be aware of that indicate it may be time to consider investing in something other than real estate, according to one of the most sought-after proactive money managers in the nation - Daniel Wiggins (President and Chief Investment Officer of Talisker Investment Group in Boise, ID).     

Wiggins delivers important, timely information about how to make informed decisions regarding your upcoming real estate investment decisions by sharing the following:

·    Why the “money flow” into housing is drying up.

·    Why the record amount of home buying speculation will soon create an oversupply condition.

·    Why the Fed’s interest rate increases will slow real estate – regardless of whether or not long-term rates rise!

·    How a parallel comparison exists between this housing boom and the stock market boom of late 1999 – 2000.

Wiggins’ commentary has been featured in the MTA, Ezine Articles and on GEM Radio. Daniel is also a regular guest on Ike Iossif’s Marketviews TV. To schedule an interview or to get more information, call 208-860-4244 during business hours.

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Contact Information
Daniel Wiggins
TALISKER INVESTMENT GROUP, LLC.
http://www.taliskergroup.com
208-860-4244

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