How is the market for resales doing?
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pretty good. Actually its pretty much going through the roof. If you ain't in it, yer missin the boat.
1053718
haha no! The market always changes dude, its now or never!!\n\nits a bit illegal but best of luck!
802697
Heck i would like to find a complete list of all that is for sale. They have so many MLS and there are many that are not even listed, it relay shorts the market and drive up prices giving the impression that the is no supply, yet they have record sales, excuse me how can you sell something you do not have. Any ways this is how they made the bubble that is now breaking.\nGood luck in find a list much less a complete list, little do they the Realtors know they are a big part of driving business out of CA. Check out this web site.\n\nhttp://www.breakingbubble.com/index.htm
500341
It is not just one market.\nWhere I live in Houston the house values are going up.\n5 miles away they are going down.\nLocation, Location, Locations
1117670
I don't think the bubble's bursting, per se...not yet.\n\nI think property values have gone up enough that people who have been there for awhile are ready to cash out.
155953
In some markets you can find foreclosures in regular real estate listings. I bought a power of sale in rural Ontario from a regular broker in 2003. No one else wanted it! Was a great house, turned a 33% profit in just over 2 years. If you don't mind living in the boonies, you can find stunning deals.
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I have buyers for larger deals in Panama. What have you got?\n\nThanks,\n\nTrevor\n\ntcalton@nsrealty.biz
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I think there is a lag in new home sales and the closings in October really were under contract in Aug and September, thus November numbers should be down dramatically even after seasonal adjustment. Rates will undoubtedly go up again at the next meeting, but with the advent of so many new mortgage products (interest only, reverse mortgage, etc.) money is still relatively easy but definitly more risky. I expect volume levels to slow, prices to flatten across most of the US but do not see a big drop in prices unless rates get above 8%.
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I don't know how good the prices in your area are, but right here in Miami we are also in the so-called  "Buyer's Market" and the prices for crappy homes that need tons of repairs and are small are in the $300,000 and up!\n\nAnd did I mentioned, most of them are in not-so-good neighborhoods where crime is soaring. So i hate to see what would be like if this was a "Seller's market"...
797630
It could also be that the items you have for sale are not what people are looking to buy.  What kind of items are you selling?  How old?  How used?  How damaged?  etc.
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Absolutely NOT! Just wait another year, or two years max and you'll see a very significant savings. Even if prices remain constant you'll be in a much stronger negotiating position. This it the very end of a very long sellers market. A buyers market is just around the corner. Just be a little patient!
81947
Actually, prices are rising very rapidly. You should buy soon so you can make a nice profit in a year. Western North Carolina is really booming, and has been over the past year or so.
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Find a real estate agent and ask them. They can tell you what the market is doing in your area.
638554
well there are a couple different ways. Contact your local real estate broker and ask if there are any foreclosures being sold. Also look for public foreclosure auctions in your local newpapers.
805765
i reckon so, im just waiting for a collapse, as are a couple of my pals who have sold and rented keeping the profit in a bank. interest is due to go up this week to 5%, and it will need to go up again before february. sounds good to me, lots of cheap houses that have been repossessed because silly people cant keep up with the payments when the fixed rate runs out and the payments increase by 40% a month.
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We have been investing in Florida real estate for about 10 years.  Recently we have been began selling some of our lots below market value.  Most of the lots will have 25% equity in them from day one.  Take a look at http://www.lotexperts.com and let me know if we can help with your question.  Take care.
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Actually, I'm trying to sell one myself!\n\nGood luck to you.  I hope it sells fast !