mint.com — We don’t recommend you try to time the housing market but, if you’re in the market for a new home, it helps to pay attention to its cyclical nature. When times are hard, prices drop and the market becomes more attractive. When more people get in, prices naturally rise.
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shawn4168May 27, 2009
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wolfmannMay 27, 2009
I'm closing (selling) my first home on Friday -- bought my second back in February -- I definitely should have waited til this year. But life happens and I got married (ducks) so I had to move. Lucky for me, I'm only losing about $4,000 after all is said and done (I live in a pocket that never had increased housing prices due to lots of building going on -- go Purdue!).
anillopMay 27, 2009
What the whole paragraph too hard for you to read. Its not like it was buried in a wall of text or anything.
yacksMay 27, 2009
California is dark green and yet houses are still way overpriced..
yacksMay 27, 2009
plus real estate in Cali is still overpriced... these $400,000 houses are small with a even smaller yard..
fishwwwMay 27, 2009
We are a little insulated from the carnage of other markets as we have many thriving business sectors still paying wages to folks here in West Los Angeles but in nearby communities the properties have taken a beating. This map is helpful to show the nature of the national real estate downturn. I post about it on "La La Land and the Real Estate game" blog at <a class="user" href="http://la-real-estate.blogspot.com/">http://la-real-estate.blogspot.com/</a> Nearby areas with serious real estate problems prove that real estate is Local. You need Local knowledge. Real professionals who can be your local ear to the ground. Those buying out of state for $$$ all cash on good "Deals" have me worried that they are not getting shoddy product that no one will rent.
danaiutoJun 14, 2009
Florida is having a 50% off sale, now is the time to buy if you are an owner occupier. For investors with deep buyers lists in place there is opportunity as well. Get a free investors website and use the net, get a free site on me here: www.realestateheavyweights.com
abaydenJun 24, 2009
People who predicted the real estate bubble collapse say we have not bottomed out yet. See <a class="user" href="http://expertswhopredictedthecrisis.com">http://expertswhopredictedthecrisis.com</a> .
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propertyguru1Nov 29, 2009
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cohomehelperDec 7, 2009
We're still holding on strong here in Colorado. My team of Realtors has seen not significant decrease in sales at all, business is booming as usual.