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What's a Buyer To Do In This Market? BUY! BUY! BUY!

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If you've been waiting for just the right time to delve into the Real Estate market in Myrtle Beach, wait no more! With the myriad of choices, depressed prices, willing sellers and extra low interest rates, now is the time to start seriously hunting down those Real Estate Treasures.

I don't know about you, but we have been crazy busy in our Myrtle Beach Real Estate Market. Buyers who until now have been waiting for just the right time to jump in, have started to intensify their searches, raising their sleeves and delving into the ocean of opportunities this area currently confers.

Sellers are willing to look at all offers. Short sales, foreclosures, leases to own; you name it, we have it! There is something for everyone: the small and nervous investor, the first time buyer, the blemished credit buyer, the deal hunter. Don't wait till the media tells you to buy! Judging from what happened last time, it took the media at least six months to catch on to the true state of our market, and by then it was too late for many buyers, who grossly overpaid. I called it then, and I'm calling it now: buy now, buy plenty!

How about other markets? How is it in your market?

Your Myrtle Beach Real Estate Connection, Mirela Monte, GRI, ABR, BIC, NC & SC

http://www.myrtlebeachhomes.us/

Posted by Myrtle Beach Real Estate by Mirela Monte on 01/28/2008 11:31 PM

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19 Comments on What's a Buyer To Do In This Market? BUY! BUY! BUY!

JAN

2008

I would love your input about your own market. We have seen such a surge in activity here and I am wondering if other areas are experiencing similar conditions. Please do tell!

Now is the RIGHT time to buy in Las Vegas...prices are down, interest rates are great, there is lots of inventory to choose from.

Thank you for sharing your post with us all, I really enjoyed it,thank you and keep posting,

Thank you for your comment, Mary! Are you seeing a surge in activity there also?

Thank you HomesByOwner of Jefferson City! How is it in your market? Did the fire of activity start here at the beach first?

Hey M & M,

Nie post. How was your holidays? I am glad to hear that you are busy!

Hi Tina!

Quiet holidays, Thank God!

It started pouring Buyers a day after Christmas. How about your market?

JAN

2008

You're right, I blogged tonight on "It's time to move up". Families can now afford that larger home they want and need.

I think there are a few buyers who are getting "the bug". I actually heard some financial reporter make a hint that it may be time to buy a home.... wow...

The move up buyer is the best seller in this market... (when they sell a cheaper home and they move up).

Thank you for your comment Vickie!

James, you better hurry up and indoctrinate your investors, before the media spills the beans...

Thanks!

Mirela,

You nailed it again! Buyers better get that special place now. What's there to lose?

It is definitely the best time to buy, interests rates are down and the price it right.

Right you are, Lorinda! Thanks for the comment!

Recent rate cuts have caused activity to increase in my market area. I think buyers are starting to take advantage of the market conditions.

I'm glad to hear it, Derrick. Thanks for the update!

MAR

2008

...This blog stands true weeks later...

MAR

2008

Can you add this to the front page of every newspaper in America....or at least NC? Great post.

MAR

2008

Same situation in San Antonio, Mirela! The biggest problem my buyers face is getting a mortgage--lending requirements have gotten ridiculous.

Cheers,

Robin

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