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7 Comments on Shadow Foreclosure Inventory impact Sellers
Banks releasing a massive foreclosure inventory can be seen as a quick solution but it will kill the "normal" seller for a period. I am not sure I believe anything BoA says!
We are in the same situation here in the Poconos. Short-sales & foreclosures continue to dominate the market. If that "black cloud" does burst then the fear of the "double dip" will likely occur.
It looks like the foreclosure houses have been increased everywhere, even in Nebraska. It's sad to see the property value going down so dramatically, but for the investors, this is a GREAT time to buy.
So so different in Maine...don't have the foreclosures with low low priced homes and most folks with no mortgage, a small one when the price tags are so low. Saving money, not having everything under the sun is a simple lifestyle others could adopt, benefit from. Golden handcuffs...you don't see them in Maine.
Some of those tips sound a bit dicey. I hope it all works out.
Interestingly enough Asset Managers instruct their agents to NOT pick short-sales and REO coparables. They are adiment about this because they want to get the highest price they can in 120 days. Its an urban myth that foreclosures are good deals by default.
Banks rely on the BPO agent or appraiser to select non-distressed sales we should trust that foreclosures are first competing at the same prices of non-distressed property and only consider reducing their price at 30/60/90/120 days.
Wendy
we miss seeing you in the rain, I hope all is well in Myrtle Beach!
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