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Real Estate Market: Buyers on the Fence

By Thomas McGiveron

Real Estate Agent with BangThePhones.com

April 14, 2008 02:58 PM

So you're waiting out the market? You're watching closely to home prices and you're waiting to strike when the market is at rock bottom hey? As a professional in the field, I may have a few things to share with you, at the very least, a few ideas about the market that may help you put things in more of a realistic perspective.

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[I am linking to my site because I use graphs in the content (Steve Harney - Keeping Current Matters) and the graphs are useful to view]

Enjoy!

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Linda Lipscomb

Linda Lipscomb RE/MAX Lexington Henderson County TN - Lexington, TN

731-695-1118, Lexington TN Homes

Good point.

Thanks for sharing.

Linda

Apr 14, 2008 03:06 PM

Robert Machado

HomePointe Property Management, CRMC - Sacramento, CA

CPM MPM - Property Manager and Property Management

Thanks for the information.

Apr 14, 2008 05:31 PM

DDR Realty

DDR Realty - Newburgh, NY

Orange County NY

I agree. The facts do indicate that now is an excellent time for buyers to get off of the fence.

Apr 14, 2008 08:25 PM

Rick Tourgee

Robert Paul Properties, Inc. - Provincetown, MA

Provincetown and Cape Cod

I saw this article online as well. Sadly, when Buyers read it, it will make wait for lower prices! Even though it is an excellent time to buy now for many reasons on different levels.......they will wait.

Apr 14, 2008 08:45 PM

Thomas McGiveron

BangThePhones.com - Sayville, NY

Thomas McGiveron Lic. R.E. Broker Associate

showing them the COST of trying to "save" on 20 grand will help point out the faulty decision making.

people make decisions amazingly, without getting all the information. call it laziness, call it whatever you want. it's our job, in this business, to educate people.

the problem is, consumers think that we are just giving them a sales line - that's why using THIRD PARTY information is so valueable. even then, at times, they still don't get it.

but if 1 in 10 do, and you're contacting 10 a week - that's 52 that get it in a year. :)

50 closings, isn't too shabby.

Apr 22, 2008 03:39 AM