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February 20, 2009 at 9:15 AM #350927February 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM #350451
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ParticipantMaybe our new economic team is trying to whipsaw the real estate market in an attempt to frustrate efforts to make rational long-term decisions. That’ll reduce the decision-making process to greed and fear, which should restore the previous market conditions that we all know and love 🙂
Hey, it’s the American way.
February 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM #350770ParticipantMaybe our new economic team is trying to whipsaw the real estate market in an attempt to frustrate efforts to make rational long-term decisions. That’ll reduce the decision-making process to greed and fear, which should restore the previous market conditions that we all know and love 🙂
Hey, it’s the American way.
February 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM #350896ParticipantMaybe our new economic team is trying to whipsaw the real estate market in an attempt to frustrate efforts to make rational long-term decisions. That’ll reduce the decision-making process to greed and fear, which should restore the previous market conditions that we all know and love 🙂
Hey, it’s the American way.
February 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM #350928ParticipantMaybe our new economic team is trying to whipsaw the real estate market in an attempt to frustrate efforts to make rational long-term decisions. That’ll reduce the decision-making process to greed and fear, which should restore the previous market conditions that we all know and love 🙂
Hey, it’s the American way.
February 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM #351027ParticipantMaybe our new economic team is trying to whipsaw the real estate market in an attempt to frustrate efforts to make rational long-term decisions. That’ll reduce the decision-making process to greed and fear, which should restore the previous market conditions that we all know and love 🙂
Hey, it’s the American way.
February 20, 2009 at 11:41 AM #350508sdrealtor
ParticipantI have told many people this and some think I am crazy but those in the business understand it is true.
As crazy as it may seem to beleive, it is as hard to buy a house today in SD as it was in early 2004 at the peak of the frenzy with multiple offers. It is hard because the inventory is ugly, the banks are involved in most seller decisions, the banks are slow creating multiple offers over time, its tough to get a loan etc. etc. Buyers are very frustrated. they have waited for their time to arrive but never imagined that his is what it would look like when that happened. Not that this is necessarily your time yet but be prepared for a very challenging time when buying a home any time in the next several years. It aint pretty……
February 20, 2009 at 11:41 AM #350825ParticipantI have told many people this and some think I am crazy but those in the business understand it is true.
As crazy as it may seem to beleive, it is as hard to buy a house today in SD as it was in early 2004 at the peak of the frenzy with multiple offers. It is hard because the inventory is ugly, the banks are involved in most seller decisions, the banks are slow creating multiple offers over time, its tough to get a loan etc. etc. Buyers are very frustrated. they have waited for their time to arrive but never imagined that his is what it would look like when that happened. Not that this is necessarily your time yet but be prepared for a very challenging time when buying a home any time in the next several years. It aint pretty……
February 20, 2009 at 11:41 AM #350950ParticipantI have told many people this and some think I am crazy but those in the business understand it is true.
As crazy as it may seem to beleive, it is as hard to buy a house today in SD as it was in early 2004 at the peak of the frenzy with multiple offers. It is hard because the inventory is ugly, the banks are involved in most seller decisions, the banks are slow creating multiple offers over time, its tough to get a loan etc. etc. Buyers are very frustrated. they have waited for their time to arrive but never imagined that his is what it would look like when that happened. Not that this is necessarily your time yet but be prepared for a very challenging time when buying a home any time in the next several years. It aint pretty……
February 20, 2009 at 11:41 AM #350983ParticipantI have told many people this and some think I am crazy but those in the business understand it is true.
As crazy as it may seem to beleive, it is as hard to buy a house today in SD as it was in early 2004 at the peak of the frenzy with multiple offers. It is hard because the inventory is ugly, the banks are involved in most seller decisions, the banks are slow creating multiple offers over time, its tough to get a loan etc. etc. Buyers are very frustrated. they have waited for their time to arrive but never imagined that his is what it would look like when that happened. Not that this is necessarily your time yet but be prepared for a very challenging time when buying a home any time in the next several years. It aint pretty……
February 20, 2009 at 11:41 AM #351082ParticipantI have told many people this and some think I am crazy but those in the business understand it is true.
As crazy as it may seem to beleive, it is as hard to buy a house today in SD as it was in early 2004 at the peak of the frenzy with multiple offers. It is hard because the inventory is ugly, the banks are involved in most seller decisions, the banks are slow creating multiple offers over time, its tough to get a loan etc. etc. Buyers are very frustrated. they have waited for their time to arrive but never imagined that his is what it would look like when that happened. Not that this is necessarily your time yet but be prepared for a very challenging time when buying a home any time in the next several years. It aint pretty……
February 20, 2009 at 12:42 PM #350595ParticipantThanks JtR and sdr.
It ain’t pretty, and neither are most of the houses 🙂
February 20, 2009 at 12:42 PM #350909ParticipantThanks JtR and sdr.
It ain’t pretty, and neither are most of the houses 🙂
February 20, 2009 at 12:42 PM #351035ParticipantThanks JtR and sdr.
It ain’t pretty, and neither are most of the houses 🙂
February 20, 2009 at 12:42 PM #351068ParticipantThanks JtR and sdr.
It ain’t pretty, and neither are most of the houses 🙂
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