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	Cramer's Rules for Real Estate Investing Jim Cramer says even though he might not catch a bottom in buying a house, using his rules he's eliminating any concept of buying at the top. By Jim Cramer August 06, 2008 provided by I'm buying a house. Not happy about it. This is nine months too early -- that's when I think real estate will stabilize. I know I might not catch a bottom, but using my rules I am eliminating any concept of buying at the top, and the notion of the bargain is built in. Click here to read the rest of Cramer's advice to MainStreet readers. © 1996 - 2008 TheStreet.com, Inc. All rights reserved. Most Read Articles from TheStreet.com Stocks With Insider Buying, Buybacks: CVS Large repurchases make CVS and Lexmark stocks to watch. Kodiak Joins 'Stocks Under $10' Watch List The main catalyst for the oil and gas company lies in the Bakken Shale play, located in the Williston Basin of North Dakota and Montana. Cramer on Top-Searched Stocks: Joy Global Joy Global is among the most-searched stocks on <I>TheStreet.com</I>. Here's what Cramer had to say about it recently. Print Get the Mag Weekly Updates