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I have defintely seen price declines in CV just not huge declines that are so easy to notice as in the areas you mention. Alot of people took their homes off the market in CV when they couldnt get what they wanted and they can afford to do so. This is a major dynamic going on there that keeps inventory relatively low there.

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PW,
I’m the funniest guy I know and much of what I post is with tongue firmly in cheek. The guy asked me how I knew so much about RE and I told him that I is was in the business and doing well. He was surprised and asked how I was doing it. My response was I work with mostly well qualified folks with solid net worths and conservative outlooks who are trying to find great properties at reasonable prices in the current market. That and cleaing up the mess of all the distressed properties that he and his buddies created. He didnt like that part.

He then asked me what I knew about the FHA limits going up so he could get back in the game. I told him to try Starbuck’s as at least they offer benefits. He didnt like that either. It was all very surreal.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
I’m the funniest guy I know and much of what I post is with tongue firmly in cheek. The guy asked me how I knew so much about RE and I told him that I is was in the business and doing well. He was surprised and asked how I was doing it. My response was I work with mostly well qualified folks with solid net worths and conservative outlooks who are trying to find great properties at reasonable prices in the current market. That and cleaing up the mess of all the distressed properties that he and his buddies created. He didnt like that part.

He then asked me what I knew about the FHA limits going up so he could get back in the game. I told him to try Starbuck’s as at least they offer benefits. He didnt like that either. It was all very surreal.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
I’m the funniest guy I know and much of what I post is with tongue firmly in cheek. The guy asked me how I knew so much about RE and I told him that I is was in the business and doing well. He was surprised and asked how I was doing it. My response was I work with mostly well qualified folks with solid net worths and conservative outlooks who are trying to find great properties at reasonable prices in the current market. That and cleaing up the mess of all the distressed properties that he and his buddies created. He didnt like that part.

He then asked me what I knew about the FHA limits going up so he could get back in the game. I told him to try Starbuck’s as at least they offer benefits. He didnt like that either. It was all very surreal.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
I’m the funniest guy I know and much of what I post is with tongue firmly in cheek. The guy asked me how I knew so much about RE and I told him that I is was in the business and doing well. He was surprised and asked how I was doing it. My response was I work with mostly well qualified folks with solid net worths and conservative outlooks who are trying to find great properties at reasonable prices in the current market. That and cleaing up the mess of all the distressed properties that he and his buddies created. He didnt like that part.

He then asked me what I knew about the FHA limits going up so he could get back in the game. I told him to try Starbuck’s as at least they offer benefits. He didnt like that either. It was all very surreal.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
I’m the funniest guy I know and much of what I post is with tongue firmly in cheek. The guy asked me how I knew so much about RE and I told him that I is was in the business and doing well. He was surprised and asked how I was doing it. My response was I work with mostly well qualified folks with solid net worths and conservative outlooks who are trying to find great properties at reasonable prices in the current market. That and cleaing up the mess of all the distressed properties that he and his buddies created. He didnt like that part.

He then asked me what I knew about the FHA limits going up so he could get back in the game. I told him to try Starbuck’s as at least they offer benefits. He didnt like that either. It was all very surreal.

[sdrealtor]

Amy,
I didnt mean to buy on Amber Lane today. I think the real deals there are a couple years away but as you know the views are spectacular.

As for the Davidson homes, I havent seen them yet. I think they did a nice job with their floorplans in LC Valley particularly tghe Plan 3 which is my favorite in that entire tract. On the other hand, I think their floorplans in LC Oaks are lousy.

Farbet, I wish I had a listing up there. I would enjoy hanging out and taking in the view while sitting an open house or two.

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Amy,
I didnt mean to buy on Amber Lane today. I think the real deals there are a couple years away but as you know the views are spectacular.

As for the Davidson homes, I havent seen them yet. I think they did a nice job with their floorplans in LC Valley particularly tghe Plan 3 which is my favorite in that entire tract. On the other hand, I think their floorplans in LC Oaks are lousy.

Farbet, I wish I had a listing up there. I would enjoy hanging out and taking in the view while sitting an open house or two.

[sdrealtor]

Amy,
I didnt mean to buy on Amber Lane today. I think the real deals there are a couple years away but as you know the views are spectacular.

As for the Davidson homes, I havent seen them yet. I think they did a nice job with their floorplans in LC Valley particularly tghe Plan 3 which is my favorite in that entire tract. On the other hand, I think their floorplans in LC Oaks are lousy.

Farbet, I wish I had a listing up there. I would enjoy hanging out and taking in the view while sitting an open house or two.

[sdrealtor]

Amy,
I didnt mean to buy on Amber Lane today. I think the real deals there are a couple years away but as you know the views are spectacular.

As for the Davidson homes, I havent seen them yet. I think they did a nice job with their floorplans in LC Valley particularly tghe Plan 3 which is my favorite in that entire tract. On the other hand, I think their floorplans in LC Oaks are lousy.

Farbet, I wish I had a listing up there. I would enjoy hanging out and taking in the view while sitting an open house or two.

[sdrealtor]

Amy,
I didnt mean to buy on Amber Lane today. I think the real deals there are a couple years away but as you know the views are spectacular.

As for the Davidson homes, I havent seen them yet. I think they did a nice job with their floorplans in LC Valley particularly tghe Plan 3 which is my favorite in that entire tract. On the other hand, I think their floorplans in LC Oaks are lousy.

Farbet, I wish I had a listing up there. I would enjoy hanging out and taking in the view while sitting an open house or two.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
With all due respect where did I say “Now is not the time to look for the gem.”

IMO, the time to start looking will be after Summer passes. We have several months of big declines left and we really need to reach the off peak months to eek out the last of the major declines. If you can find a gem in Late Summer/Early Fall, watch it for a couple months you may be able to find something worthwhile to buy on the lower end in Late November/Early December. These opportunities will be few and far between. They will be limited to a few areas and mMost likely it will be an REO.

You may not find it but I believe it would be worth looking for the average buyer.

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PW,
With all due respect where did I say “Now is not the time to look for the gem.”

IMO, the time to start looking will be after Summer passes. We have several months of big declines left and we really need to reach the off peak months to eek out the last of the major declines. If you can find a gem in Late Summer/Early Fall, watch it for a couple months you may be able to find something worthwhile to buy on the lower end in Late November/Early December. These opportunities will be few and far between. They will be limited to a few areas and mMost likely it will be an REO.

You may not find it but I believe it would be worth looking for the average buyer.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
With all due respect where did I say “Now is not the time to look for the gem.”

IMO, the time to start looking will be after Summer passes. We have several months of big declines left and we really need to reach the off peak months to eek out the last of the major declines. If you can find a gem in Late Summer/Early Fall, watch it for a couple months you may be able to find something worthwhile to buy on the lower end in Late November/Early December. These opportunities will be few and far between. They will be limited to a few areas and mMost likely it will be an REO.

You may not find it but I believe it would be worth looking for the average buyer.

[sdrealtor]

PW,
With all due respect where did I say “Now is not the time to look for the gem.”

IMO, the time to start looking will be after Summer passes. We have several months of big declines left and we really need to reach the off peak months to eek out the last of the major declines. If you can find a gem in Late Summer/Early Fall, watch it for a couple months you may be able to find something worthwhile to buy on the lower end in Late November/Early December. These opportunities will be few and far between. They will be limited to a few areas and mMost likely it will be an REO.

You may not find it but I believe it would be worth looking for the average buyer.

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