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ParticipantI think that we would all agree that if the housing market would have been left to operate in a less manipulated manner we would be much closer to a bottom then we are now. We would have experienced much more pain however we would have cleaned out the wound. We would all agree that the TRUE SOLUTION to the housing problem is simple, prices need to come down. How we get there is more complex.
Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.
Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…
SD Realtor
ParticipantI think that we would all agree that if the housing market would have been left to operate in a less manipulated manner we would be much closer to a bottom then we are now. We would have experienced much more pain however we would have cleaned out the wound. We would all agree that the TRUE SOLUTION to the housing problem is simple, prices need to come down. How we get there is more complex.
Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.
Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…
SD Realtor
ParticipantI think that we would all agree that if the housing market would have been left to operate in a less manipulated manner we would be much closer to a bottom then we are now. We would have experienced much more pain however we would have cleaned out the wound. We would all agree that the TRUE SOLUTION to the housing problem is simple, prices need to come down. How we get there is more complex.
Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.
Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…
SD Realtor
ParticipantNo you can get financing for them.
SD Realtor
ParticipantNo you can get financing for them.
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ParticipantNo you can get financing for them.
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ParticipantNo you can get financing for them.
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ParticipantNo you can get financing for them.
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ParticipantHi Scarlett
I am here. Scripps still has pretty strong demand. I had posted about Stonebridge recently and our adventures with properties there on the auction block. Right now you have 128 actives and I think 37 pendings and another 10 or 11 pending. Also out of those 128 actives some of them are offers from builders of non built up stock yet. So the true resale active/pending ratios are pretty much in favor of the sellers. As I said demand is strong though, people like Scripps. If you are looking for a quick drop it is not gonna happen. However there are some (not many but some) listings where people thought they could once again fetch a premium and those listings are gonna hafta fish or cut bait. However as numbers go, Scripps is holding up pretty strong right now.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi Scarlett
I am here. Scripps still has pretty strong demand. I had posted about Stonebridge recently and our adventures with properties there on the auction block. Right now you have 128 actives and I think 37 pendings and another 10 or 11 pending. Also out of those 128 actives some of them are offers from builders of non built up stock yet. So the true resale active/pending ratios are pretty much in favor of the sellers. As I said demand is strong though, people like Scripps. If you are looking for a quick drop it is not gonna happen. However there are some (not many but some) listings where people thought they could once again fetch a premium and those listings are gonna hafta fish or cut bait. However as numbers go, Scripps is holding up pretty strong right now.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi Scarlett
I am here. Scripps still has pretty strong demand. I had posted about Stonebridge recently and our adventures with properties there on the auction block. Right now you have 128 actives and I think 37 pendings and another 10 or 11 pending. Also out of those 128 actives some of them are offers from builders of non built up stock yet. So the true resale active/pending ratios are pretty much in favor of the sellers. As I said demand is strong though, people like Scripps. If you are looking for a quick drop it is not gonna happen. However there are some (not many but some) listings where people thought they could once again fetch a premium and those listings are gonna hafta fish or cut bait. However as numbers go, Scripps is holding up pretty strong right now.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi Scarlett
I am here. Scripps still has pretty strong demand. I had posted about Stonebridge recently and our adventures with properties there on the auction block. Right now you have 128 actives and I think 37 pendings and another 10 or 11 pending. Also out of those 128 actives some of them are offers from builders of non built up stock yet. So the true resale active/pending ratios are pretty much in favor of the sellers. As I said demand is strong though, people like Scripps. If you are looking for a quick drop it is not gonna happen. However there are some (not many but some) listings where people thought they could once again fetch a premium and those listings are gonna hafta fish or cut bait. However as numbers go, Scripps is holding up pretty strong right now.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi Scarlett
I am here. Scripps still has pretty strong demand. I had posted about Stonebridge recently and our adventures with properties there on the auction block. Right now you have 128 actives and I think 37 pendings and another 10 or 11 pending. Also out of those 128 actives some of them are offers from builders of non built up stock yet. So the true resale active/pending ratios are pretty much in favor of the sellers. As I said demand is strong though, people like Scripps. If you are looking for a quick drop it is not gonna happen. However there are some (not many but some) listings where people thought they could once again fetch a premium and those listings are gonna hafta fish or cut bait. However as numbers go, Scripps is holding up pretty strong right now.
SD Realtor
ParticipantYep…
I guess I have a little advantage as I can look up who owns the home and some other details. The best filter mechanism is to simply ask the poster the name of the company they work for and the contact info. Then ask them a few questions about referrals and references.
Out of the 9 leads my friend sent me all 9 of them were scams and they all were like you mentioned, asking for a western union or moneygram payment upfront.
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