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ParticipantA couple of things:
1. This listing is a short sale (I just talked to the listing agent). So, the listing price may not reflect the current market conditions in MM.
2. However, in the second half of this year, we’ll see houses in MM similar to this house listed for under $500k that are NOT short sales.
ParticipantA couple of things:
1. This listing is a short sale (I just talked to the listing agent). So, the listing price may not reflect the current market conditions in MM.
2. However, in the second half of this year, we’ll see houses in MM similar to this house listed for under $500k that are NOT short sales.
ParticipantA couple of things:
1. This listing is a short sale (I just talked to the listing agent). So, the listing price may not reflect the current market conditions in MM.
2. However, in the second half of this year, we’ll see houses in MM similar to this house listed for under $500k that are NOT short sales.
ParticipantA couple of things:
1. This listing is a short sale (I just talked to the listing agent). So, the listing price may not reflect the current market conditions in MM.
2. However, in the second half of this year, we’ll see houses in MM similar to this house listed for under $500k that are NOT short sales.
February 21, 2008 at 12:58 PM in reply to: Are you looking to get in on the ground floor? Think again. #157061ParticipantBugs, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Can you give me your opinion on the following:
the remaining 10% bleeds off over 3 or 4 years before settling at rock bottom
Do you think this is typical ? If so, why does it take that long for the "last 10%" to bleed off ?
February 21, 2008 at 12:58 PM in reply to: Are you looking to get in on the ground floor? Think again. #157347ParticipantBugs, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Can you give me your opinion on the following:
the remaining 10% bleeds off over 3 or 4 years before settling at rock bottom
Do you think this is typical ? If so, why does it take that long for the "last 10%" to bleed off ?
February 21, 2008 at 12:58 PM in reply to: Are you looking to get in on the ground floor? Think again. #157363ParticipantBugs, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Can you give me your opinion on the following:
the remaining 10% bleeds off over 3 or 4 years before settling at rock bottom
Do you think this is typical ? If so, why does it take that long for the "last 10%" to bleed off ?
February 21, 2008 at 12:58 PM in reply to: Are you looking to get in on the ground floor? Think again. #157371ParticipantBugs, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Can you give me your opinion on the following:
the remaining 10% bleeds off over 3 or 4 years before settling at rock bottom
Do you think this is typical ? If so, why does it take that long for the "last 10%" to bleed off ?
February 21, 2008 at 12:58 PM in reply to: Are you looking to get in on the ground floor? Think again. #157439ParticipantBugs, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Can you give me your opinion on the following:
the remaining 10% bleeds off over 3 or 4 years before settling at rock bottom
Do you think this is typical ? If so, why does it take that long for the "last 10%" to bleed off ?
ParticipantI am a future seller. I know the market. I will price my home to market.
Raptor, just out of curiosity, which area of San Jose do you live ? Most areas of San Jose is in a strong "buyer's market", you'll probably have to price your house aggressively.
ParticipantI am a future seller. I know the market. I will price my home to market.
Raptor, just out of curiosity, which area of San Jose do you live ? Most areas of San Jose is in a strong "buyer's market", you'll probably have to price your house aggressively.
ParticipantI am a future seller. I know the market. I will price my home to market.
Raptor, just out of curiosity, which area of San Jose do you live ? Most areas of San Jose is in a strong "buyer's market", you'll probably have to price your house aggressively.
ParticipantI am a future seller. I know the market. I will price my home to market.
Raptor, just out of curiosity, which area of San Jose do you live ? Most areas of San Jose is in a strong "buyer's market", you'll probably have to price your house aggressively.
ParticipantI am a future seller. I know the market. I will price my home to market.
Raptor, just out of curiosity, which area of San Jose do you live ? Most areas of San Jose is in a strong "buyer's market", you'll probably have to price your house aggressively.
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