I previously covered Buyer’s Markets and what they meant for both buyers and sellers. Feel free to look over that blog entry in conjunction with this one.
Before I dive into talking about a Seller’s Market, I want to cover a
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What is a Buyer’s Market?
- Tuesday, 25 September 2007 09:47
- Written by Lane Bailey
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In real estate, as with other sales markets, there are three phases to the market. There is a Seller’s Market, Neutral Market, and the subject for this post, the Buyer’s Market.
For most markets, and most price ranges right now, we are in a Buyer’s Market, but what does that mean?
X is for Xenophobia
- Wednesday, 19 September 2007 09:45
- Written by Lane Bailey
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I think I was at E when I figured out what the subject of this post would be. As I was writing about ethics, I knew that I would just have to do this post. However, I’m going to stretch the definition to fit my needs.
Simply put
W is for Win… and Win
- Tuesday, 18 September 2007 09:27
- Written by Lane Bailey
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One of my favorite things about residential real estate is that everyone can win. Think about it. We have a seller. The house is generally no longer serving their needs. Maybe they are leaving the area because of a new ob, a transfer or retirement. They might be having a new child,
U is for Ultimate
- Sunday, 16 September 2007 14:59
- Written by Lane Bailey
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Ultimate. There is a loaded word. For me, it brings to mind a 3,000 square foot garage with high performance floor coatings, a pair of lifts, a dedicated welding bay, loads of tool storage, a kicking HVAC system, and compressed air available in each work space. Of course, there would be a trolley system to move heavy junk (I like heavy junk), and workbenches that could handle the weight of Dana 60 axles and engines.
For someone else, ultimate might mean a darkroom in the basement with a 12 foot sink, and the capability of printing 4×5 negatives to 20×24 prints. Of course there would also be great ventilation and a sound system to let the user jam out while printing.
For our third person,