Been watching the Orlando market and much of the resale is foreclosures/short sales. Thus with the rush of getting a purchase in before the tax credit expires I’ve actually seen a couple of homes that don’t have short sale limitations, raise their price.
One added 25K according to zip. Only two+ weeks remaining and many don’t want to deal with the the unforeseen issues that could arise due to a short sale.
Been watching the Orlando market and much of the resale is foreclosures/short sales. Thus with the rush of getting a purchase in before the tax credit expires I’ve actually seen a couple of homes that don’t have short sale limitations, raise their price.
One added 25K according to zip. Only two+ weeks remaining and many don’t want to deal with the the unforeseen issues that could arise due to a short sale.
Been watching the Orlando market and much of the resale is foreclosures/short sales. Thus with the rush of getting a purchase in before the tax credit expires I’ve actually seen a couple of homes that don’t have short sale limitations, raise their price.
One added 25K according to zip. Only two+ weeks remaining and many don’t want to deal with the the unforeseen issues that could arise due to a short sale.
Been watching the Orlando market and much of the resale is foreclosures/short sales. Thus with the rush of getting a purchase in before the tax credit expires I’ve actually seen a couple of homes that don’t have short sale limitations, raise their price.
One added 25K according to zip. Only two+ weeks remaining and many don’t want to deal with the the unforeseen issues that could arise due to a short sale.
Been watching the Orlando market and much of the resale is foreclosures/short sales. Thus with the rush of getting a purchase in before the tax credit expires I’ve actually seen a couple of homes that don’t have short sale limitations, raise their price.
One added 25K according to zip. Only two+ weeks remaining and many don’t want to deal with the the unforeseen issues that could arise due to a short sale.
