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[quote=sdrealtor]sdnerd
give it a couple days or even weeks for the changes to take hold. The inventory should drop by more than 20% rather quickly if its implemented properly.[/quote]

Yeah I believe you.

I was trying to make a joke about how the foreclosures haven’t really hit the areas I’m looking yet. The only “inventory” there is delusional sellers thinking their houses are worth more now vs. 2-3 years ago.

Unless of course they are all being sold at firesale prices behind the scenes. I’ll check again later to see if I notice fewer listings.

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[quote=sdrealtor]sdnerd
give it a couple days or even weeks for the changes to take hold. The inventory should drop by more than 20% rather quickly if its implemented properly.[/quote]

Yeah I believe you.

I was trying to make a joke about how the foreclosures haven’t really hit the areas I’m looking yet. The only “inventory” there is delusional sellers thinking their houses are worth more now vs. 2-3 years ago.

Unless of course they are all being sold at firesale prices behind the scenes. I’ll check again later to see if I notice fewer listings.

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[quote=sdrealtor]sdnerd
give it a couple days or even weeks for the changes to take hold. The inventory should drop by more than 20% rather quickly if its implemented properly.[/quote]

Yeah I believe you.

I was trying to make a joke about how the foreclosures haven’t really hit the areas I’m looking yet. The only “inventory” there is delusional sellers thinking their houses are worth more now vs. 2-3 years ago.

Unless of course they are all being sold at firesale prices behind the scenes. I’ll check again later to see if I notice fewer listings.

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[quote=sdrealtor]sdnerd
give it a couple days or even weeks for the changes to take hold. The inventory should drop by more than 20% rather quickly if its implemented properly.[/quote]

Yeah I believe you.

I was trying to make a joke about how the foreclosures haven’t really hit the areas I’m looking yet. The only “inventory” there is delusional sellers thinking their houses are worth more now vs. 2-3 years ago.

Unless of course they are all being sold at firesale prices behind the scenes. I’ll check again later to see if I notice fewer listings.

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[quote=sdrealtor]sdnerd
give it a couple days or even weeks for the changes to take hold. The inventory should drop by more than 20% rather quickly if its implemented properly.[/quote]

Yeah I believe you.

I was trying to make a joke about how the foreclosures haven’t really hit the areas I’m looking yet. The only “inventory” there is delusional sellers thinking their houses are worth more now vs. 2-3 years ago.

Unless of course they are all being sold at firesale prices behind the scenes. I’ll check again later to see if I notice fewer listings.

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According to my non-scientific RedFin search for the zip codes I’m looking…

Appears to be about the same amount of inventory.

And almost every house is asking $150-250K more then the 2003-2007 purchase price. And most have been listed 90-180+ days.

Time for me to go sit back down on top the fence until the real inventory arrives.

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According to my non-scientific RedFin search for the zip codes I’m looking…

Appears to be about the same amount of inventory.

And almost every house is asking $150-250K more then the 2003-2007 purchase price. And most have been listed 90-180+ days.

Time for me to go sit back down on top the fence until the real inventory arrives.

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According to my non-scientific RedFin search for the zip codes I’m looking…

Appears to be about the same amount of inventory.

And almost every house is asking $150-250K more then the 2003-2007 purchase price. And most have been listed 90-180+ days.

Time for me to go sit back down on top the fence until the real inventory arrives.

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According to my non-scientific RedFin search for the zip codes I’m looking…

Appears to be about the same amount of inventory.

And almost every house is asking $150-250K more then the 2003-2007 purchase price. And most have been listed 90-180+ days.

Time for me to go sit back down on top the fence until the real inventory arrives.

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According to my non-scientific RedFin search for the zip codes I’m looking…

Appears to be about the same amount of inventory.

And almost every house is asking $150-250K more then the 2003-2007 purchase price. And most have been listed 90-180+ days.

Time for me to go sit back down on top the fence until the real inventory arrives.

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I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

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I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

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I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

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I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

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I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

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