There are some great deals out there… I’m working on a couple of them with buyer clients right now. And many of them are not hanging around for long.
Financing isn’t going to get cheaper, and in many cases, waiting for the price to drop further could be counter-productive if the cost of financing increases…
Just food for thought.
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While running a quick search for a friend, I ran across a few interesting listings…
There are a few deals out there that stop me in my tracks for a minute. Some catch my attention because they are priced well below the competition… and they don’t need more work that the deal is worth. Others grab me because their condition is amazing, and they are still priced competitively. Finally, there a few that reach out because they are unusual… in a good way.
Markets are not nearly as logical as one would expect them to be. The stock market, the commodities market… even the real estate market. Don’t get me wrong, the DO move based on logic and reason, and they appear to be very logical… but there is a HUGE component that isn’t logical…
There are two emotions at the base that move markets…
Something leaked… We don’t know who leaked it, but there is a plan being considered by the Treasury Department to give a boost to home sales. Basically, the plan is for the Treasury to
I wrote about a few deals in Lilburn a couple of weeks ago. On November 20th, I posts Lilburn Deal #4, which was a house listed at $314,000. And I think it was a GREAT deal… $75k in current equity.
It just came up in my feed as