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The bottom Housing Predictor forecasts that by 2009, and through 2010, most markets across the country will reach their lowest rates. The next reasonable question to ask is when the bottom will hit. All this keeps mortgage companies, banks, real estate forecasters, and investors closely monitoring America's temperamental housing market.

 If housing prices do not continue to go down, the opportunity for an investor to acquire property at its ideal price might pass him by. But this wait-and-see approach has risks. This means that housing prices could tumble even further and that investors could see more attractive prices for potential purchases. Housing prices will continue to fall in the immediate future, and the nation's credit crisis has put the brakes on consumer spending and made it difficult to obtain a reasonable mortgage. Many investors are waiting to see how the government's bailout affects Wall Street and consequently influences the real estate market, but many more investors are holding out until the bottom of the housing market hits its lowest rates.

 The central issue is timing. Citing as evidence thousands of reported home foreclosures, as well as homes that have been on the market for a substantial period of time without selling, the article notes that for a select group of investors, the time is drawing near to consider investments that could potentially turn into lucrative purchases and over time provide significant monetary returns. real estate market is a burden and an asset to American investors, an article from Housing Predictor, an online forecaster of market trends, reports.  The current U.S.