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[sdrealtor]

mercedes
You are completely missing the economics of this. When the rookie flippers who bid the properties up exit, the profit margins will increase for the pros.

This is SoCal. people will always be obsessed with housing and real estate.

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[sdrealtor]

I dont beleive in bottoms. You make your own bottom. Good deals can be found anytime regardless of what is going on in the market. Calling bottoms is for selling newspaper and I dont beleive they exist. At what is generally beleived to be a bottom, some buyers will get good deals and others will not.

I have client that bought a property in 2007 at a price that was not seen again and they will be selling shortly for a 10% gain after selling expenses. For them the bottom was in 2007 well before it was beleived to have occurred. Some areas have seen general levels reach low points and others havent. What you need guys like us for is to find your “own bottom”.

[sdrealtor]

I dont beleive in bottoms. You make your own bottom. Good deals can be found anytime regardless of what is going on in the market. Calling bottoms is for selling newspaper and I dont beleive they exist. At what is generally beleived to be a bottom, some buyers will get good deals and others will not.

I have client that bought a property in 2007 at a price that was not seen again and they will be selling shortly for a 10% gain after selling expenses. For them the bottom was in 2007 well before it was beleived to have occurred. Some areas have seen general levels reach low points and others havent. What you need guys like us for is to find your “own bottom”.

[sdrealtor]

I dont beleive in bottoms. You make your own bottom. Good deals can be found anytime regardless of what is going on in the market. Calling bottoms is for selling newspaper and I dont beleive they exist. At what is generally beleived to be a bottom, some buyers will get good deals and others will not.

I have client that bought a property in 2007 at a price that was not seen again and they will be selling shortly for a 10% gain after selling expenses. For them the bottom was in 2007 well before it was beleived to have occurred. Some areas have seen general levels reach low points and others havent. What you need guys like us for is to find your “own bottom”.

[sdrealtor]

I dont beleive in bottoms. You make your own bottom. Good deals can be found anytime regardless of what is going on in the market. Calling bottoms is for selling newspaper and I dont beleive they exist. At what is generally beleived to be a bottom, some buyers will get good deals and others will not.

I have client that bought a property in 2007 at a price that was not seen again and they will be selling shortly for a 10% gain after selling expenses. For them the bottom was in 2007 well before it was beleived to have occurred. Some areas have seen general levels reach low points and others havent. What you need guys like us for is to find your “own bottom”.

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