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Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The fact that the stats say early 2009 was a bottom is irrelevant to any single buyer. [/quote]
On the contrary, early 2009 bottom is very relevant to single buyers. No one can predict absolute bottom, and early 2009 represented significant value for a lot of (but not all) houses. I am not saying each home bought then always had absolute best deal but generally speaking, many homes bought at that time are hard to beat, especially with refinance in Q4. 2010. In other words, average individual buyers had much better chance to get good/best deals at that kind of market condition, vs seasonal periods.
I know you will never agree because you are a realtor and a self claimed expert with “full body of knowledge” but you are loosing your ground, agree or not…
I have given enough points and will not argue with you any more.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The fact that the stats say early 2009 was a bottom is irrelevant to any single buyer. [/quote]
On the contrary, early 2009 bottom is very relevant to single buyers. No one can predict absolute bottom, and early 2009 represented significant value for a lot of (but not all) houses. I am not saying each home bought then always had absolute best deal but generally speaking, many homes bought at that time are hard to beat, especially with refinance in Q4. 2010. In other words, average individual buyers had much better chance to get good/best deals at that kind of market condition, vs seasonal periods.
I know you will never agree because you are a realtor and a self claimed expert with “full body of knowledge” but you are loosing your ground, agree or not…
I have given enough points and will not argue with you any more.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The fact that the stats say early 2009 was a bottom is irrelevant to any single buyer. [/quote]
On the contrary, early 2009 bottom is very relevant to single buyers. No one can predict absolute bottom, and early 2009 represented significant value for a lot of (but not all) houses. I am not saying each home bought then always had absolute best deal but generally speaking, many homes bought at that time are hard to beat, especially with refinance in Q4. 2010. In other words, average individual buyers had much better chance to get good/best deals at that kind of market condition, vs seasonal periods.
I know you will never agree because you are a realtor and a self claimed expert with “full body of knowledge” but you are loosing your ground, agree or not…
I have given enough points and will not argue with you any more.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The fact that the stats say early 2009 was a bottom is irrelevant to any single buyer. [/quote]
On the contrary, early 2009 bottom is very relevant to single buyers. No one can predict absolute bottom, and early 2009 represented significant value for a lot of (but not all) houses. I am not saying each home bought then always had absolute best deal but generally speaking, many homes bought at that time are hard to beat, especially with refinance in Q4. 2010. In other words, average individual buyers had much better chance to get good/best deals at that kind of market condition, vs seasonal periods.
I know you will never agree because you are a realtor and a self claimed expert with “full body of knowledge” but you are loosing your ground, agree or not…
I have given enough points and will not argue with you any more.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]The fact that the stats say early 2009 was a bottom is irrelevant to any single buyer. [/quote]
On the contrary, early 2009 bottom is very relevant to single buyers. No one can predict absolute bottom, and early 2009 represented significant value for a lot of (but not all) houses. I am not saying each home bought then always had absolute best deal but generally speaking, many homes bought at that time are hard to beat, especially with refinance in Q4. 2010. In other words, average individual buyers had much better chance to get good/best deals at that kind of market condition, vs seasonal periods.
I know you will never agree because you are a realtor and a self claimed expert with “full body of knowledge” but you are loosing your ground, agree or not…
I have given enough points and will not argue with you any more.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=hmc]I think you have been around for long and you should have been through 2009. In a lot of areas (of course not all areas), Spring of 2009 were bottoms… I am talking about a lot of homes and you just talk about one home…[/quote]
The problems are many to what you just said. This client has been looking for 4 years. The house he wanted wasnt on the market in Spring 2009. Its great that many houses sold for low prices in Spring 2009 but what if the one you wanted wasnt on the market then? I’ve got another client that just closed on a condo in PQ in the same timeframe. Both of these homes sold for prices lower than they would have sold for in Spring 2009. The problem with your broad generalties is that you only buy one home not the market. Finding the right one at the right price is easier said than done unless you dont care what you buy or are looking for something relatively common like a condo.[/quote]
I use early 2009 as an example to make a point regarding market condition vs seasonal things, on which you disagreed with me.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=hmc]I think you have been around for long and you should have been through 2009. In a lot of areas (of course not all areas), Spring of 2009 were bottoms… I am talking about a lot of homes and you just talk about one home…[/quote]
The problems are many to what you just said. This client has been looking for 4 years. The house he wanted wasnt on the market in Spring 2009. Its great that many houses sold for low prices in Spring 2009 but what if the one you wanted wasnt on the market then? I’ve got another client that just closed on a condo in PQ in the same timeframe. Both of these homes sold for prices lower than they would have sold for in Spring 2009. The problem with your broad generalties is that you only buy one home not the market. Finding the right one at the right price is easier said than done unless you dont care what you buy or are looking for something relatively common like a condo.[/quote]
I use early 2009 as an example to make a point regarding market condition vs seasonal things, on which you disagreed with me.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=hmc]I think you have been around for long and you should have been through 2009. In a lot of areas (of course not all areas), Spring of 2009 were bottoms… I am talking about a lot of homes and you just talk about one home…[/quote]
The problems are many to what you just said. This client has been looking for 4 years. The house he wanted wasnt on the market in Spring 2009. Its great that many houses sold for low prices in Spring 2009 but what if the one you wanted wasnt on the market then? I’ve got another client that just closed on a condo in PQ in the same timeframe. Both of these homes sold for prices lower than they would have sold for in Spring 2009. The problem with your broad generalties is that you only buy one home not the market. Finding the right one at the right price is easier said than done unless you dont care what you buy or are looking for something relatively common like a condo.[/quote]
I use early 2009 as an example to make a point regarding market condition vs seasonal things, on which you disagreed with me.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=hmc]I think you have been around for long and you should have been through 2009. In a lot of areas (of course not all areas), Spring of 2009 were bottoms… I am talking about a lot of homes and you just talk about one home…[/quote]
The problems are many to what you just said. This client has been looking for 4 years. The house he wanted wasnt on the market in Spring 2009. Its great that many houses sold for low prices in Spring 2009 but what if the one you wanted wasnt on the market then? I’ve got another client that just closed on a condo in PQ in the same timeframe. Both of these homes sold for prices lower than they would have sold for in Spring 2009. The problem with your broad generalties is that you only buy one home not the market. Finding the right one at the right price is easier said than done unless you dont care what you buy or are looking for something relatively common like a condo.[/quote]
I use early 2009 as an example to make a point regarding market condition vs seasonal things, on which you disagreed with me.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=hmc]I think you have been around for long and you should have been through 2009. In a lot of areas (of course not all areas), Spring of 2009 were bottoms… I am talking about a lot of homes and you just talk about one home…[/quote]
The problems are many to what you just said. This client has been looking for 4 years. The house he wanted wasnt on the market in Spring 2009. Its great that many houses sold for low prices in Spring 2009 but what if the one you wanted wasnt on the market then? I’ve got another client that just closed on a condo in PQ in the same timeframe. Both of these homes sold for prices lower than they would have sold for in Spring 2009. The problem with your broad generalties is that you only buy one home not the market. Finding the right one at the right price is easier said than done unless you dont care what you buy or are looking for something relatively common like a condo.[/quote]
I use early 2009 as an example to make a point regarding market condition vs seasonal things, on which you disagreed with me.
ParticipantI never suggested to make decisions primarly based on internet research. What I said is that one doesn’t need 6-12 months just to learn the market with today’s information on internet.
On the other hand, many people spend take many years and still don’t get it…
ParticipantI never suggested to make decisions primarly based on internet research. What I said is that one doesn’t need 6-12 months just to learn the market with today’s information on internet.
On the other hand, many people spend take many years and still don’t get it…
ParticipantI never suggested to make decisions primarly based on internet research. What I said is that one doesn’t need 6-12 months just to learn the market with today’s information on internet.
On the other hand, many people spend take many years and still don’t get it…
ParticipantI never suggested to make decisions primarly based on internet research. What I said is that one doesn’t need 6-12 months just to learn the market with today’s information on internet.
On the other hand, many people spend take many years and still don’t get it…
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