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  • April 14, 2010 at 10:23 PM #540236
    ybitz
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    [quote=mike92104]
    If it expires.[/quote]

    Think the federal credit will get extended again, just like last time?

    April 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM #539471
    CardiffBaseball
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    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.

    April 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM #539593
    CardiffBaseball
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    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.

    April 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM #540060
    CardiffBaseball
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    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.

    April 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM #540157
    CardiffBaseball
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    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.

    April 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM #540428
    CardiffBaseball
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    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.

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