land: The #1 Threat to Housing Recovery and We Have Lots in Teton Valley ID
- 05/06/13 11:43 PM
The #1 threat to the housing recovery. - 1.Land scarcity: Real estate developers are struggling to find desirable land to start new projects, which is limiting the supply of new homes. A few years ago, banks took ownership of land after developers had foreclosed on some projects. The land is worth less than its original price so banks are reluctant to write off additional losses by selling it too cheaply. Plus, lenders remain cautious about issuing loans for new land purchases. (as per REALTOR Mag) for the full article click - http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2013/05/06/4-threats-remain-in-housing-recovery?om_rid=AACtp2&om_mid=_BRh9ACB8yWtU4u&om_ntype=RMODaily
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((PASSION + TALENT) x ASSOCIATION x ACTION) + FAITH = YOUR SUCCESS EQUATION
Ranching, and Horses are my Passion, my best Talents are Supplying information, Building Relationships and Solving Problems. I specialize in Ranch and Horse Properties (Homes AND Land) in Idaho and Wyoming, my office is in Victor Idaho (30 miles from Jackson Wyoming). I am constantly building Associations that will help me better serve my clients … (2 comments)
land: Teton Valley Horse Property Driggs and Victor For Sale
- 11/17/09 11:03 PM
We have exceptional buys in Teton Valley, let us find the horse property in Driggs, Victor or Tetonia that is just right for you. Take a look at The Arena at Teton Saddleback Vistas, this quality facility is now open to the public and the development offers homes and land at reasonable prices. Or buy my house I can keep 6 to 10 horses fat all summer with little or no hay and I have about 6 acres of pasture. The water rights without question add value to the ground. here is a link to My House it is currently for sale. The Arena at Saddleback is about … (0 comments)
The #1 threat to the housing recovery. - 1.Land scarcity: Real estate developers are struggling to find desirable land to start new projects, which is limiting the supply of new homes. A few years ago, banks took ownership of land after developers had foreclosed on some projects. The land is worth less than its original price so banks are reluctant to write off additional losses by selling it too cheaply. Plus, lenders remain cautious about issuing loans for new land purchases. (as per REALTOR Mag) for the full article click - http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2013/05/06/4-threats-remain-in-housing-recovery?om_rid=AACtp2&om_mid=_BRh9ACB8yWtU4u&om_ntype=RMODaily 
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