[1stimebuy]

That’s absolutely my thinking – however I was confused that my agent thinks there’s some kind of law that keeps appraisal be lower than contract price.

I didn’t think that made sense at all.. thanks

[1stimebuy]

That’s absolutely my thinking – however I was confused that my agent thinks there’s some kind of law that keeps appraisal be lower than contract price.

I didn’t think that made sense at all.. thanks

[1stimebuy]

That’s absolutely my thinking – however I was confused that my agent thinks there’s some kind of law that keeps appraisal be lower than contract price.

I didn’t think that made sense at all.. thanks

[1stimebuy]

That’s absolutely my thinking – however I was confused that my agent thinks there’s some kind of law that keeps appraisal be lower than contract price.

I didn’t think that made sense at all.. thanks

[1stimebuy]

That’s absolutely my thinking – however I was confused that my agent thinks there’s some kind of law that keeps appraisal be lower than contract price.

I didn’t think that made sense at all.. thanks

[1stimebuy]

I’m in the same boat as you are – and my assessment is that prices won’t go that lower, or the extra inventory (and the downward pressure) won’t come fast enough. I see a LOT less entries in foreclosureradar.com. REO’s are not coming out – it’s trickling. I don’t expect Fed to raise interest rates in any meaningful way in near future. Most of the new houses still come with 10-15% more than it would have been 6 month ago. There are still buyers out there writing offers.

The good thing is, that these days after the tax credit expiration, I’m now getting counter offers 🙂 But one of the counteroffer I received yesterday is so outrageous that I lost all interest in the house.

Let’s be patient – no point in jumping in when you’ve already missed the boat. Take your time, keep your horizon out like year or two. Something will show up – or maybe a job outside CA 🙂

[1stimebuy]

I’m in the same boat as you are – and my assessment is that prices won’t go that lower, or the extra inventory (and the downward pressure) won’t come fast enough. I see a LOT less entries in foreclosureradar.com. REO’s are not coming out – it’s trickling. I don’t expect Fed to raise interest rates in any meaningful way in near future. Most of the new houses still come with 10-15% more than it would have been 6 month ago. There are still buyers out there writing offers.

The good thing is, that these days after the tax credit expiration, I’m now getting counter offers 🙂 But one of the counteroffer I received yesterday is so outrageous that I lost all interest in the house.

Let’s be patient – no point in jumping in when you’ve already missed the boat. Take your time, keep your horizon out like year or two. Something will show up – or maybe a job outside CA 🙂

[1stimebuy]

I’m in the same boat as you are – and my assessment is that prices won’t go that lower, or the extra inventory (and the downward pressure) won’t come fast enough. I see a LOT less entries in foreclosureradar.com. REO’s are not coming out – it’s trickling. I don’t expect Fed to raise interest rates in any meaningful way in near future. Most of the new houses still come with 10-15% more than it would have been 6 month ago. There are still buyers out there writing offers.

The good thing is, that these days after the tax credit expiration, I’m now getting counter offers 🙂 But one of the counteroffer I received yesterday is so outrageous that I lost all interest in the house.

Let’s be patient – no point in jumping in when you’ve already missed the boat. Take your time, keep your horizon out like year or two. Something will show up – or maybe a job outside CA 🙂

[1stimebuy]

I’m in the same boat as you are – and my assessment is that prices won’t go that lower, or the extra inventory (and the downward pressure) won’t come fast enough. I see a LOT less entries in foreclosureradar.com. REO’s are not coming out – it’s trickling. I don’t expect Fed to raise interest rates in any meaningful way in near future. Most of the new houses still come with 10-15% more than it would have been 6 month ago. There are still buyers out there writing offers.

The good thing is, that these days after the tax credit expiration, I’m now getting counter offers 🙂 But one of the counteroffer I received yesterday is so outrageous that I lost all interest in the house.

Let’s be patient – no point in jumping in when you’ve already missed the boat. Take your time, keep your horizon out like year or two. Something will show up – or maybe a job outside CA 🙂

[1stimebuy]

I’m in the same boat as you are – and my assessment is that prices won’t go that lower, or the extra inventory (and the downward pressure) won’t come fast enough. I see a LOT less entries in foreclosureradar.com. REO’s are not coming out – it’s trickling. I don’t expect Fed to raise interest rates in any meaningful way in near future. Most of the new houses still come with 10-15% more than it would have been 6 month ago. There are still buyers out there writing offers.

The good thing is, that these days after the tax credit expiration, I’m now getting counter offers 🙂 But one of the counteroffer I received yesterday is so outrageous that I lost all interest in the house.

Let’s be patient – no point in jumping in when you’ve already missed the boat. Take your time, keep your horizon out like year or two. Something will show up – or maybe a job outside CA 🙂

[1stimebuy]

Allan from fallbrook. What exactly is your specialty and what do you do for a living? I’ll take your word if you can provide the credentials – cause you’re quite frankly annoying.

[1stimebuy]

Allan from fallbrook. What exactly is your specialty and what do you do for a living? I’ll take your word if you can provide the credentials – cause you’re quite frankly annoying.

[1stimebuy]

Allan from fallbrook. What exactly is your specialty and what do you do for a living? I’ll take your word if you can provide the credentials – cause you’re quite frankly annoying.

[1stimebuy]

Allan from fallbrook. What exactly is your specialty and what do you do for a living? I’ll take your word if you can provide the credentials – cause you’re quite frankly annoying.

[1stimebuy]

Allan from fallbrook. What exactly is your specialty and what do you do for a living? I’ll take your word if you can provide the credentials – cause you’re quite frankly annoying.

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