After April 30th Housing Stats

[scaredyclassic]

i don’t care anymore.

[1stimebuy]

It was funny to see some new listings that came on 4/30 had wording such as “if you hurry you might be able to take tax credit”… too bad I was out of town and couldn’t even see the property.

As the end of 4/30 drew near, I felt relieved because now I do not have to *rush* to buy anything anymore. The deal is finally over and there is no urgency now. That is quite a relief.

Now, only if they would raise the interest rates a bit and cool down this market – I think the only way to solve the inventory problem, is to make it obvious that the housing prices won’t go up 10% a year…

[1stimebuy]

It was funny to see some new listings that came on 4/30 had wording such as “if you hurry you might be able to take tax credit”… too bad I was out of town and couldn’t even see the property.

As the end of 4/30 drew near, I felt relieved because now I do not have to *rush* to buy anything anymore. The deal is finally over and there is no urgency now. That is quite a relief.

Now, only if they would raise the interest rates a bit and cool down this market – I think the only way to solve the inventory problem, is to make it obvious that the housing prices won’t go up 10% a year…

[1stimebuy]

It was funny to see some new listings that came on 4/30 had wording such as “if you hurry you might be able to take tax credit”… too bad I was out of town and couldn’t even see the property.

As the end of 4/30 drew near, I felt relieved because now I do not have to *rush* to buy anything anymore. The deal is finally over and there is no urgency now. That is quite a relief.

Now, only if they would raise the interest rates a bit and cool down this market – I think the only way to solve the inventory problem, is to make it obvious that the housing prices won’t go up 10% a year…

[1stimebuy]

It was funny to see some new listings that came on 4/30 had wording such as “if you hurry you might be able to take tax credit”… too bad I was out of town and couldn’t even see the property.

As the end of 4/30 drew near, I felt relieved because now I do not have to *rush* to buy anything anymore. The deal is finally over and there is no urgency now. That is quite a relief.

Now, only if they would raise the interest rates a bit and cool down this market – I think the only way to solve the inventory problem, is to make it obvious that the housing prices won’t go up 10% a year…

[1stimebuy]

It was funny to see some new listings that came on 4/30 had wording such as “if you hurry you might be able to take tax credit”… too bad I was out of town and couldn’t even see the property.

As the end of 4/30 drew near, I felt relieved because now I do not have to *rush* to buy anything anymore. The deal is finally over and there is no urgency now. That is quite a relief.

Now, only if they would raise the interest rates a bit and cool down this market – I think the only way to solve the inventory problem, is to make it obvious that the housing prices won’t go up 10% a year…

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.

Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.

Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.

Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.

Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.

Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.

[mike92104]

I’m just hoping to not be competing with every shlub with 3k in his pocket and an $8000 “gift” from their family.

[mike92104]

I’m just hoping to not be competing with every shlub with 3k in his pocket and an $8000 “gift” from their family.

[mike92104]

I’m just hoping to not be competing with every shlub with 3k in his pocket and an $8000 “gift” from their family.

[mike92104]

I’m just hoping to not be competing with every shlub with 3k in his pocket and an $8000 “gift” from their family.

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