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Quick follow-up:

What I see happening right now is that we are rebuilding the stability in the housing market from the bottom up. People are buying homes they can well afford at the entry levels. The higher priced homes still have some depreciation ahead but that will be limited by the stability at the low end. Eventually as the middle and up reach stability (a few years from now) we will have affordable entry level homes and homeowners (not homebdebters) that have been in them for several years and now have substantial equity in them. When these folks decide to move up they will have the means to and voila!!! Back in balance.

[sdrealtor]

The market is not what I would call strong but it is more aptly described as balanced. There just arent a huge number of homes out there today, far less than a couple years ago. While there arent tons of buyers there are plenty out there for the limited number of good homes at relatively affordable prices (i.e. under 600K).

With each drop in prices, more buyers get in the game. Breeze will have no problem finding a home in a couple years. That is not the question. The question is whether he will find one that he actually likes.

I have several clients who I go out with every 6 to 8 weeks to see what is on the market. They are waiting for lower prices. They are looking at homes priced well above what they will ultimately spend in hopes they drop to the very bearish levels they are waiting for. We have seen 100’s of houses and most have not seen more than 1 or 2 homes the actually liked. The best homes tend to be in the strongest hands and I just dont see these homes being dumped on the market en masse at the market bottom.

[sdrealtor]

The market is not what I would call strong but it is more aptly described as balanced. There just arent a huge number of homes out there today, far less than a couple years ago. While there arent tons of buyers there are plenty out there for the limited number of good homes at relatively affordable prices (i.e. under 600K).

With each drop in prices, more buyers get in the game. Breeze will have no problem finding a home in a couple years. That is not the question. The question is whether he will find one that he actually likes.

I have several clients who I go out with every 6 to 8 weeks to see what is on the market. They are waiting for lower prices. They are looking at homes priced well above what they will ultimately spend in hopes they drop to the very bearish levels they are waiting for. We have seen 100’s of houses and most have not seen more than 1 or 2 homes the actually liked. The best homes tend to be in the strongest hands and I just dont see these homes being dumped on the market en masse at the market bottom.

[sdrealtor]

The market is not what I would call strong but it is more aptly described as balanced. There just arent a huge number of homes out there today, far less than a couple years ago. While there arent tons of buyers there are plenty out there for the limited number of good homes at relatively affordable prices (i.e. under 600K).

With each drop in prices, more buyers get in the game. Breeze will have no problem finding a home in a couple years. That is not the question. The question is whether he will find one that he actually likes.

I have several clients who I go out with every 6 to 8 weeks to see what is on the market. They are waiting for lower prices. They are looking at homes priced well above what they will ultimately spend in hopes they drop to the very bearish levels they are waiting for. We have seen 100’s of houses and most have not seen more than 1 or 2 homes the actually liked. The best homes tend to be in the strongest hands and I just dont see these homes being dumped on the market en masse at the market bottom.

[sdrealtor]

The market is not what I would call strong but it is more aptly described as balanced. There just arent a huge number of homes out there today, far less than a couple years ago. While there arent tons of buyers there are plenty out there for the limited number of good homes at relatively affordable prices (i.e. under 600K).

With each drop in prices, more buyers get in the game. Breeze will have no problem finding a home in a couple years. That is not the question. The question is whether he will find one that he actually likes.

I have several clients who I go out with every 6 to 8 weeks to see what is on the market. They are waiting for lower prices. They are looking at homes priced well above what they will ultimately spend in hopes they drop to the very bearish levels they are waiting for. We have seen 100’s of houses and most have not seen more than 1 or 2 homes the actually liked. The best homes tend to be in the strongest hands and I just dont see these homes being dumped on the market en masse at the market bottom.

[sdrealtor]

The market is not what I would call strong but it is more aptly described as balanced. There just arent a huge number of homes out there today, far less than a couple years ago. While there arent tons of buyers there are plenty out there for the limited number of good homes at relatively affordable prices (i.e. under 600K).

With each drop in prices, more buyers get in the game. Breeze will have no problem finding a home in a couple years. That is not the question. The question is whether he will find one that he actually likes.

I have several clients who I go out with every 6 to 8 weeks to see what is on the market. They are waiting for lower prices. They are looking at homes priced well above what they will ultimately spend in hopes they drop to the very bearish levels they are waiting for. We have seen 100’s of houses and most have not seen more than 1 or 2 homes the actually liked. The best homes tend to be in the strongest hands and I just dont see these homes being dumped on the market en masse at the market bottom.

[sdrealtor]

It seems to me that it is about time for stockstrder to pop in with claims he made $100K in the market last week shorting something in a double inverse fund then doubled up on LadyKiller in the 5th at Santa Anita.

[sdrealtor]

It seems to me that it is about time for stockstrder to pop in with claims he made $100K in the market last week shorting something in a double inverse fund then doubled up on LadyKiller in the 5th at Santa Anita.

[sdrealtor]

It seems to me that it is about time for stockstrder to pop in with claims he made $100K in the market last week shorting something in a double inverse fund then doubled up on LadyKiller in the 5th at Santa Anita.

[sdrealtor]

It seems to me that it is about time for stockstrder to pop in with claims he made $100K in the market last week shorting something in a double inverse fund then doubled up on LadyKiller in the 5th at Santa Anita.

[sdrealtor]

It seems to me that it is about time for stockstrder to pop in with claims he made $100K in the market last week shorting something in a double inverse fund then doubled up on LadyKiller in the 5th at Santa Anita.

[sdrealtor]

Thank you and that is only one aspect of what I am doing right now. I have about 4 or 5 distinct market strategies I am working right now and going it alone has allowed me the flexibility to make things happen whether I am representing a buyer or seller in ways I couldnt before. With that said, I am fully aware that I am exploiting a niche market as the opportunistic mutha that I am.

[sdrealtor]

Thank you and that is only one aspect of what I am doing right now. I have about 4 or 5 distinct market strategies I am working right now and going it alone has allowed me the flexibility to make things happen whether I am representing a buyer or seller in ways I couldnt before. With that said, I am fully aware that I am exploiting a niche market as the opportunistic mutha that I am.

[sdrealtor]

Thank you and that is only one aspect of what I am doing right now. I have about 4 or 5 distinct market strategies I am working right now and going it alone has allowed me the flexibility to make things happen whether I am representing a buyer or seller in ways I couldnt before. With that said, I am fully aware that I am exploiting a niche market as the opportunistic mutha that I am.

[sdrealtor]

Thank you and that is only one aspect of what I am doing right now. I have about 4 or 5 distinct market strategies I am working right now and going it alone has allowed me the flexibility to make things happen whether I am representing a buyer or seller in ways I couldnt before. With that said, I am fully aware that I am exploiting a niche market as the opportunistic mutha that I am.

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