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Participant[quote=kcal09]Lennar is aggressively marketing the remaining homes at Skyranch now and have lowered the prices even further. I am just wondering if buyers still think that the homes are overpriced.[/quote]
What are the new prices?
Participant[quote=kcal09]Lennar is aggressively marketing the remaining homes at Skyranch now and have lowered the prices even further. I am just wondering if buyers still think that the homes are overpriced.[/quote]
What are the new prices?
Participant[quote=kcal09]Lennar is aggressively marketing the remaining homes at Skyranch now and have lowered the prices even further. I am just wondering if buyers still think that the homes are overpriced.[/quote]
What are the new prices?
Participant[quote=kcal09]Lennar is aggressively marketing the remaining homes at Skyranch now and have lowered the prices even further. I am just wondering if buyers still think that the homes are overpriced.[/quote]
What are the new prices?
ParticipantThere is no shadow inventory. The servicer’s aren’t foreclosing and taking possession of the houses, they’re just sitting out there and people are living in them for nothing.
ParticipantThere is no shadow inventory. The servicer’s aren’t foreclosing and taking possession of the houses, they’re just sitting out there and people are living in them for nothing.
ParticipantThere is no shadow inventory. The servicer’s aren’t foreclosing and taking possession of the houses, they’re just sitting out there and people are living in them for nothing.
ParticipantThere is no shadow inventory. The servicer’s aren’t foreclosing and taking possession of the houses, they’re just sitting out there and people are living in them for nothing.
ParticipantThere is no shadow inventory. The servicer’s aren’t foreclosing and taking possession of the houses, they’re just sitting out there and people are living in them for nothing.
ParticipantThere was an article on Yahoo today. Sounds like the foreclosures up until now had to deal with rate resets, but the new ones are now due to unemployment.
Locally, i’ve run into a few people during the past month and they all mentioned moving to Texas, that the employment situation was better over there.
ParticipantThere was an article on Yahoo today. Sounds like the foreclosures up until now had to deal with rate resets, but the new ones are now due to unemployment.
Locally, i’ve run into a few people during the past month and they all mentioned moving to Texas, that the employment situation was better over there.
ParticipantThere was an article on Yahoo today. Sounds like the foreclosures up until now had to deal with rate resets, but the new ones are now due to unemployment.
Locally, i’ve run into a few people during the past month and they all mentioned moving to Texas, that the employment situation was better over there.
ParticipantThere was an article on Yahoo today. Sounds like the foreclosures up until now had to deal with rate resets, but the new ones are now due to unemployment.
Locally, i’ve run into a few people during the past month and they all mentioned moving to Texas, that the employment situation was better over there.
ParticipantThere was an article on Yahoo today. Sounds like the foreclosures up until now had to deal with rate resets, but the new ones are now due to unemployment.
Locally, i’ve run into a few people during the past month and they all mentioned moving to Texas, that the employment situation was better over there.
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