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  • March 31, 2009 at 1:15 PM #375653
    ibjames
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    have you guys looked at inventory? Everything is getting sucked up in DAYS! It is crazy out there

    March 31, 2009 at 1:37 PM #375032
    an
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    For a population of 74,222, and 23,079 households, there’s only 67 houses and 85 condos for sale on the MLS.

    March 31, 2009 at 1:37 PM #375314
    an
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    For a population of 74,222, and 23,079 households, there’s only 67 houses and 85 condos for sale on the MLS.

    March 31, 2009 at 1:37 PM #375492
    an
    Participant

    For a population of 74,222, and 23,079 households, there’s only 67 houses and 85 condos for sale on the MLS.

    March 31, 2009 at 1:37 PM #375535
    an
    Participant

    For a population of 74,222, and 23,079 households, there’s only 67 houses and 85 condos for sale on the MLS.

    March 31, 2009 at 1:37 PM #375658
    an
    Participant

    For a population of 74,222, and 23,079 households, there’s only 67 houses and 85 condos for sale on the MLS.

    March 31, 2009 at 2:19 PM #375037
    ibjames
    Participant

    a lot of those houses are short sales that have been on for forever also, I’m sure hung up on some process, the actual number of avail. houses is probably lower than that

    March 31, 2009 at 2:19 PM #375319
    ibjames
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    a lot of those houses are short sales that have been on for forever also, I’m sure hung up on some process, the actual number of avail. houses is probably lower than that

    March 31, 2009 at 2:19 PM #375497
    ibjames
    Participant

    a lot of those houses are short sales that have been on for forever also, I’m sure hung up on some process, the actual number of avail. houses is probably lower than that

    March 31, 2009 at 2:19 PM #375540
    ibjames
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    a lot of those houses are short sales that have been on for forever also, I’m sure hung up on some process, the actual number of avail. houses is probably lower than that

    March 31, 2009 at 2:19 PM #375663
    ibjames
    Participant

    a lot of those houses are short sales that have been on for forever also, I’m sure hung up on some process, the actual number of avail. houses is probably lower than that

    March 31, 2009 at 3:52 PM #375067
    DWCAP
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    What I wonder is how long this can go on. Obviously nearly every house currently listed in MM is a short, REO or other type of “distressed” sale. Houses have offers in Days, if not DAY and alot of the “for sale” listings have multiple offers.
    No one else is listing. This cant go on forever. Add in that defaults (atleast on a national level) are still rising as is unemplyment and this isnt a healthy or even normal market. I am less and less sure we can apply any historical president to this submarket right now. Does anyone else remember a time when the government was activly trying to get people to buy a house, the only people selling were banks, the economy was going to hell but money to buy morgages was flooding the market even as unemployment is shooting up?

    I have to only assume we are gonna see some really weird behavior in this market in the next year or so. I, thankfully, am not personally ready to buy a house just yet or I think id be pulling my hair out like ib is. (my personal theory is mid to late 2010 when all this “stimulus” of house buying by the GOV goes away (I HOPE!!!) and the people holding out for a brighter day finally concede that they cant do that forever.)

    March 31, 2009 at 3:52 PM #375349
    DWCAP
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    What I wonder is how long this can go on. Obviously nearly every house currently listed in MM is a short, REO or other type of “distressed” sale. Houses have offers in Days, if not DAY and alot of the “for sale” listings have multiple offers.
    No one else is listing. This cant go on forever. Add in that defaults (atleast on a national level) are still rising as is unemplyment and this isnt a healthy or even normal market. I am less and less sure we can apply any historical president to this submarket right now. Does anyone else remember a time when the government was activly trying to get people to buy a house, the only people selling were banks, the economy was going to hell but money to buy morgages was flooding the market even as unemployment is shooting up?

    I have to only assume we are gonna see some really weird behavior in this market in the next year or so. I, thankfully, am not personally ready to buy a house just yet or I think id be pulling my hair out like ib is. (my personal theory is mid to late 2010 when all this “stimulus” of house buying by the GOV goes away (I HOPE!!!) and the people holding out for a brighter day finally concede that they cant do that forever.)

    March 31, 2009 at 3:52 PM #375527
    DWCAP
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    What I wonder is how long this can go on. Obviously nearly every house currently listed in MM is a short, REO or other type of “distressed” sale. Houses have offers in Days, if not DAY and alot of the “for sale” listings have multiple offers.
    No one else is listing. This cant go on forever. Add in that defaults (atleast on a national level) are still rising as is unemplyment and this isnt a healthy or even normal market. I am less and less sure we can apply any historical president to this submarket right now. Does anyone else remember a time when the government was activly trying to get people to buy a house, the only people selling were banks, the economy was going to hell but money to buy morgages was flooding the market even as unemployment is shooting up?

    I have to only assume we are gonna see some really weird behavior in this market in the next year or so. I, thankfully, am not personally ready to buy a house just yet or I think id be pulling my hair out like ib is. (my personal theory is mid to late 2010 when all this “stimulus” of house buying by the GOV goes away (I HOPE!!!) and the people holding out for a brighter day finally concede that they cant do that forever.)

    March 31, 2009 at 3:52 PM #375571
    DWCAP
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    What I wonder is how long this can go on. Obviously nearly every house currently listed in MM is a short, REO or other type of “distressed” sale. Houses have offers in Days, if not DAY and alot of the “for sale” listings have multiple offers.
    No one else is listing. This cant go on forever. Add in that defaults (atleast on a national level) are still rising as is unemplyment and this isnt a healthy or even normal market. I am less and less sure we can apply any historical president to this submarket right now. Does anyone else remember a time when the government was activly trying to get people to buy a house, the only people selling were banks, the economy was going to hell but money to buy morgages was flooding the market even as unemployment is shooting up?

    I have to only assume we are gonna see some really weird behavior in this market in the next year or so. I, thankfully, am not personally ready to buy a house just yet or I think id be pulling my hair out like ib is. (my personal theory is mid to late 2010 when all this “stimulus” of house buying by the GOV goes away (I HOPE!!!) and the people holding out for a brighter day finally concede that they cant do that forever.)

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