As the article says “realtors get ready – soon to be a robust market” ….. ” poised for a turnaround … never been a better time to buy”
He will either be proved a genius or inebriated from the high proof NAR – Kool Aid jar. Which do you think?
Tom Kunz, president and CEO of Century 21 Real Estate LLC, who has seen major real estate downturns in three different decades, says the market is not only poised for a turnaround, there have never been better opportunities than right now.
While operations have become leaner, Kunz suggested Realtors need to start gearing up for what he believes will soon be a robust market once more.
This buying surge will be fueled by lower prices, still-low interest rates and much more conventional-looking loans.
“Of all my years in this business (since 1970), there has never been a better time to buy,” Kunz said.
David Romero, chief operating officer of Century 21 Award, which has 16 offices in San Diego, Riverside and San Bernardino counties, says buyers seem to be getting the message already.
“We sold (opened escrows on) 48 homes yesterday (last Wednesday). We haven’t sold that many homes in a day in two years,” Romero said.
To the north, Romero said activity has been very brisk in the Redhawk section of Temecula where escrows were opened on 69 homes last month.
The question is how many of those homes that went into escrow will actually close? And what exactly is fueling this huge housing turn around? Is it the tightening of lending standards, loss of jobs, $4+ dollar gas or the weak economy?
Can’t fault the guy for trying to drum up some business though.
The question is how many of those homes that went into escrow will actually close? And what exactly is fueling this huge housing turn around? Is it the tightening of lending standards, loss of jobs, $4+ dollar gas or the weak economy?
Can’t fault the guy for trying to drum up some business though.
The question is how many of those homes that went into escrow will actually close? And what exactly is fueling this huge housing turn around? Is it the tightening of lending standards, loss of jobs, $4+ dollar gas or the weak economy?
Can’t fault the guy for trying to drum up some business though.
The question is how many of those homes that went into escrow will actually close? And what exactly is fueling this huge housing turn around? Is it the tightening of lending standards, loss of jobs, $4+ dollar gas or the weak economy?
Can’t fault the guy for trying to drum up some business though.
