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Participant[quote=UCGal]To the OP –
Can you add more square footage to your existing home? That seems to be the appropriate compromise. It’s a lousy time to sell and there’s potential risk to buying at this point. Can you make the home you already have a home you can stay in long term?[/quote]Lousy time to sell? Low inventory, 5% interest rates and tax credits…
Sure the economy isn’t great but when the economy picks up, rates will go up. The ability of future buyers to have any sort of additional purchasing power is highly suspect. Waiting to sell to “get your price” is thinking that all sort of incredible things will happen.
Participant[quote=UCGal]To the OP –
Can you add more square footage to your existing home? That seems to be the appropriate compromise. It’s a lousy time to sell and there’s potential risk to buying at this point. Can you make the home you already have a home you can stay in long term?[/quote]Lousy time to sell? Low inventory, 5% interest rates and tax credits…
Sure the economy isn’t great but when the economy picks up, rates will go up. The ability of future buyers to have any sort of additional purchasing power is highly suspect. Waiting to sell to “get your price” is thinking that all sort of incredible things will happen.
Participant[quote=UCGal]To the OP –
Can you add more square footage to your existing home? That seems to be the appropriate compromise. It’s a lousy time to sell and there’s potential risk to buying at this point. Can you make the home you already have a home you can stay in long term?[/quote]Lousy time to sell? Low inventory, 5% interest rates and tax credits…
Sure the economy isn’t great but when the economy picks up, rates will go up. The ability of future buyers to have any sort of additional purchasing power is highly suspect. Waiting to sell to “get your price” is thinking that all sort of incredible things will happen.
Participant[quote=UCGal]To the OP –
Can you add more square footage to your existing home? That seems to be the appropriate compromise. It’s a lousy time to sell and there’s potential risk to buying at this point. Can you make the home you already have a home you can stay in long term?[/quote]Lousy time to sell? Low inventory, 5% interest rates and tax credits…
Sure the economy isn’t great but when the economy picks up, rates will go up. The ability of future buyers to have any sort of additional purchasing power is highly suspect. Waiting to sell to “get your price” is thinking that all sort of incredible things will happen.
ParticipantThey will refund the difference, not immediately, after everything gets processed (it can be a few weeks). Usually people go with many checks in different increments so they don’t have a bunch of money waiting to be refunded.
You have to qualify for the minimum bid, if things start getting heavy the auctioneer might make you prove you can bid the new higher amount.
ParticipantThey will refund the difference, not immediately, after everything gets processed (it can be a few weeks). Usually people go with many checks in different increments so they don’t have a bunch of money waiting to be refunded.
You have to qualify for the minimum bid, if things start getting heavy the auctioneer might make you prove you can bid the new higher amount.
ParticipantThey will refund the difference, not immediately, after everything gets processed (it can be a few weeks). Usually people go with many checks in different increments so they don’t have a bunch of money waiting to be refunded.
You have to qualify for the minimum bid, if things start getting heavy the auctioneer might make you prove you can bid the new higher amount.
ParticipantThey will refund the difference, not immediately, after everything gets processed (it can be a few weeks). Usually people go with many checks in different increments so they don’t have a bunch of money waiting to be refunded.
You have to qualify for the minimum bid, if things start getting heavy the auctioneer might make you prove you can bid the new higher amount.
ParticipantThey will refund the difference, not immediately, after everything gets processed (it can be a few weeks). Usually people go with many checks in different increments so they don’t have a bunch of money waiting to be refunded.
You have to qualify for the minimum bid, if things start getting heavy the auctioneer might make you prove you can bid the new higher amount.
ParticipantCashiers check
Technically, you can bring cash.
ParticipantCashiers check
Technically, you can bring cash.
ParticipantCashiers check
Technically, you can bring cash.
ParticipantCashiers check
Technically, you can bring cash.
ParticipantCashiers check
Technically, you can bring cash.
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