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Christoph
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Associate Broker for Homesmart
April 2008—present
Sales Associate for Jarson & Jarson LLC
January 2005—November 2005
Sales Associate at Jarson & Jarson LLC - www.azarchitecture.com
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Sales Associate at Jarson & Jarson LLC - www.azarchitecture.com
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Historic Districts in the Greater Phoenix Metropolitan Area.
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Associate Broker and Best Daddy in the World
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Photography, Blogging, Classic Cars, Architecture, Historic Homes
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Christoph is a native of Austria and he grew up working in his family’s vineyard, so he knows a thing or two about wine. In 1996, he graduated from the
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Christoph answered:
Hello Ismail,
Congratulations on your decision attending ASU!
There are a lot of things to consider whether you should buy or rent while attending school in Tempe. Property values have declined sharply and depending on your circumstances and intentions it very well could be that a real estate investment may pay off for you in the long run.
Generally I would advise against buying a property if you have no intention of keeping the property for longer than 4years, you don't want to become a landlord/real estate investor or if there is no one else in your family who can take advantage of the property.
There is an older article on MSNBC pointing out the pros and cons of investing in student housing:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14041818/
Granted the market was way different when this article was written however it still may point out things you may haven't considered yet.
Feel free to contact me if you like to chat...
Christoph Schweiger
Associate Broker
HomeSmart
Congratulations on your decision attending ASU!
There are a lot of things to consider whether you should buy or rent while attending school in Tempe. Property values have declined sharply and depending on your circumstances and intentions it very well could be that a real estate investment may pay off for you in the long run.
Generally I would advise against buying a property if you have no intention of keeping the property for longer than 4years, you don't want to become a landlord/real estate investor or if there is no one else in your family who can take advantage of the property.
There is an older article on MSNBC pointing out the pros and cons of investing in student housing:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14041818/
Granted the market was way different when this article was written however it still may point out things you may haven't considered yet.
Feel free to contact me if you like to chat...
Christoph Schweiger
Associate Broker
HomeSmart
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