Big bubbles don’t always have to pop, big balloons don’t always have to burst. And as you watch one being blow up, there are always 2 camps of people eagerly awaiting the outcome. Is that next breath going to be “the one”, or will it keep going?
This past month, I have been eyeing various real estate headlines from a Canadian newspaper, The Globe & Mail. They hide their articles behind a wall of registration, so I won’t be able to link directly to the articles. But take a look at …

These days, water-cooler discussions at work may sound something like “I’m thinking of buying/selling my home. Is the real-estate bubble going to pop? Is there even a bubble?” Hmmm.. let’s just say that some regions are experiencing a state of instability in their real-estate market for the recent time period. How’s that for being politically correct?
No matter whether you think there is a real-estate bubble or not, you will find someone forcing you their opinion about the topic in the media — on the evening news, in your newspaper, on …

Dr. Dolf De Roos (as he likes to be called) became famous for being a writer on Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad advisor series. His specialty is real estate and he is the author behind the best seller Real Estate Riches.
But that book came out in 2001. Even though a newer edition was published in 2004. We have not heard much from Dolf since 2001. In fact, on John T. Reed’s revealing analysis of Dolf De Roos, John informed that Dolf was no longer associated with Rich Dad since February …