Low inventory on MLS , how about auction ?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I will add that while in a lot of states Nevada, Florida etc..(Maybe Northern Cal even), there may just be this huge oversupply of homes I keep hearing about, but I don’t think that is the case for SoCal in general (or at least it won’t be for too much longer).

[PadreBrian]

The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.

[PadreBrian]

The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.

[PadreBrian]

The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.

[PadreBrian]

The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.

[PadreBrian]

The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.

[socrattt]

Since the FED has a vested interest in most banks they ultimately make the decision of what banks can release inventory.

Nothing will change as the FED knows exactly what they are doing. Most people seem to think our government is clueless in the realm of RE. I beg to differ as I believe our government knows exactly how to control supply and demand. The only question is will their ultimate plan work? Their plan is quite obvious which is to push prices back up and ease the pain of the mortgage crisis. This would take a lot more pressure off the banks as prices would continue to fall if all inventory was pushed on the market. The banks and the FED have a firm grip on the market and control much more than we are aware of. Goldman Sachs and the gang our smart cookies if you ask me, unfortunately at the American tax payer’s expense!!

[socrattt]

Since the FED has a vested interest in most banks they ultimately make the decision of what banks can release inventory.

Nothing will change as the FED knows exactly what they are doing. Most people seem to think our government is clueless in the realm of RE. I beg to differ as I believe our government knows exactly how to control supply and demand. The only question is will their ultimate plan work? Their plan is quite obvious which is to push prices back up and ease the pain of the mortgage crisis. This would take a lot more pressure off the banks as prices would continue to fall if all inventory was pushed on the market. The banks and the FED have a firm grip on the market and control much more than we are aware of. Goldman Sachs and the gang our smart cookies if you ask me, unfortunately at the American tax payer’s expense!!

[socrattt]

Since the FED has a vested interest in most banks they ultimately make the decision of what banks can release inventory.

Nothing will change as the FED knows exactly what they are doing. Most people seem to think our government is clueless in the realm of RE. I beg to differ as I believe our government knows exactly how to control supply and demand. The only question is will their ultimate plan work? Their plan is quite obvious which is to push prices back up and ease the pain of the mortgage crisis. This would take a lot more pressure off the banks as prices would continue to fall if all inventory was pushed on the market. The banks and the FED have a firm grip on the market and control much more than we are aware of. Goldman Sachs and the gang our smart cookies if you ask me, unfortunately at the American tax payer’s expense!!

[socrattt]

Since the FED has a vested interest in most banks they ultimately make the decision of what banks can release inventory.

Nothing will change as the FED knows exactly what they are doing. Most people seem to think our government is clueless in the realm of RE. I beg to differ as I believe our government knows exactly how to control supply and demand. The only question is will their ultimate plan work? Their plan is quite obvious which is to push prices back up and ease the pain of the mortgage crisis. This would take a lot more pressure off the banks as prices would continue to fall if all inventory was pushed on the market. The banks and the FED have a firm grip on the market and control much more than we are aware of. Goldman Sachs and the gang our smart cookies if you ask me, unfortunately at the American tax payer’s expense!!

[socrattt]

Since the FED has a vested interest in most banks they ultimately make the decision of what banks can release inventory.

Nothing will change as the FED knows exactly what they are doing. Most people seem to think our government is clueless in the realm of RE. I beg to differ as I believe our government knows exactly how to control supply and demand. The only question is will their ultimate plan work? Their plan is quite obvious which is to push prices back up and ease the pain of the mortgage crisis. This would take a lot more pressure off the banks as prices would continue to fall if all inventory was pushed on the market. The banks and the FED have a firm grip on the market and control much more than we are aware of. Goldman Sachs and the gang our smart cookies if you ask me, unfortunately at the American tax payer’s expense!!

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=PadreBrian]The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.[/quote]

Even in the Inland Empire I think the over supply of single family homes is not as large as most are being led to believe, Apartments are another story though, there is a very large over supply of apartments in my view.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=PadreBrian]The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.[/quote]

Even in the Inland Empire I think the over supply of single family homes is not as large as most are being led to believe, Apartments are another story though, there is a very large over supply of apartments in my view.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=PadreBrian]The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.[/quote]

Even in the Inland Empire I think the over supply of single family homes is not as large as most are being led to believe, Apartments are another story though, there is a very large over supply of apartments in my view.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=PadreBrian]The only real place where there’s more homes than buyers is the inland empire. Banks/developers though every immigrant (legal or otherwise) had money to burn on a house.

This winter when the buying season is over, that’s where you’ll see the best deals.[/quote]

Even in the Inland Empire I think the over supply of single family homes is not as large as most are being led to believe, Apartments are another story though, there is a very large over supply of apartments in my view.

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