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April 13, 2011 at 4:14 PM #687594April 13, 2011 at 4:16 PM #686435
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ParticipantI have to agree with sdrealtor that the best deals are either seasonal or because of knowledge base of realtor. Market condition (interest rate, job market and overall housing recovery/dip) has very little to do with great deal.
April 13, 2011 at 4:16 PM #686491ParticipantI have to agree with sdrealtor that the best deals are either seasonal or because of knowledge base of realtor. Market condition (interest rate, job market and overall housing recovery/dip) has very little to do with great deal.
April 13, 2011 at 4:16 PM #687110ParticipantI have to agree with sdrealtor that the best deals are either seasonal or because of knowledge base of realtor. Market condition (interest rate, job market and overall housing recovery/dip) has very little to do with great deal.
April 13, 2011 at 4:16 PM #687251ParticipantI have to agree with sdrealtor that the best deals are either seasonal or because of knowledge base of realtor. Market condition (interest rate, job market and overall housing recovery/dip) has very little to do with great deal.
April 13, 2011 at 4:16 PM #687604ParticipantI have to agree with sdrealtor that the best deals are either seasonal or because of knowledge base of realtor. Market condition (interest rate, job market and overall housing recovery/dip) has very little to do with great deal.
April 13, 2011 at 4:29 PM #686440hmc
ParticipantI guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.
April 13, 2011 at 4:29 PM #686496ParticipantI guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.
April 13, 2011 at 4:29 PM #687115ParticipantI guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.
April 13, 2011 at 4:29 PM #687256ParticipantI guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.
April 13, 2011 at 4:29 PM #687609ParticipantI guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.
April 13, 2011 at 4:42 PM #686450bearishgurl
Participant[quote=hmc]I guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.[/quote]
hmc, I agree that early 2009 WAS the bottom for “traditional sales.” However, since then, many buyers have been able to purchase under market from VERY motivated sellers, seller/lenders selling short (after a l-o-o-ong escrow) and in purchasing REOs which did not attract a lot of attention/bids.
I also don’t believe we’ll ever see again the 3% 15-yr fix program we saw in Q4 of 2010.
April 13, 2011 at 4:42 PM #686506Participant[quote=hmc]I guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.[/quote]
hmc, I agree that early 2009 WAS the bottom for “traditional sales.” However, since then, many buyers have been able to purchase under market from VERY motivated sellers, seller/lenders selling short (after a l-o-o-ong escrow) and in purchasing REOs which did not attract a lot of attention/bids.
I also don’t believe we’ll ever see again the 3% 15-yr fix program we saw in Q4 of 2010.
April 13, 2011 at 4:42 PM #687125Participant[quote=hmc]I guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.[/quote]
hmc, I agree that early 2009 WAS the bottom for “traditional sales.” However, since then, many buyers have been able to purchase under market from VERY motivated sellers, seller/lenders selling short (after a l-o-o-ong escrow) and in purchasing REOs which did not attract a lot of attention/bids.
I also don’t believe we’ll ever see again the 3% 15-yr fix program we saw in Q4 of 2010.
April 13, 2011 at 4:42 PM #687266Participant[quote=hmc]I guess people just forget about things in a matter of 2 years…
In many cases, people who bought their homes in early 2009 and refinanced late last year (around Oct) have absolutely life-time deals, in my opinion.[/quote]
hmc, I agree that early 2009 WAS the bottom for “traditional sales.” However, since then, many buyers have been able to purchase under market from VERY motivated sellers, seller/lenders selling short (after a l-o-o-ong escrow) and in purchasing REOs which did not attract a lot of attention/bids.
I also don’t believe we’ll ever see again the 3% 15-yr fix program we saw in Q4 of 2010.
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