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Homes Are Selling In Laurel MD

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Real Estate Agent with Remax Professionals Laurel MD

Homes are selling in Laurel MD.   Laurel MD in Prince Georges County Maryland is averaging one home sold every day over the last thirty days!  Some of these homes have even sold for for full price.  Many of these homes are foreclosures.  Many agents and buyers prefer not to work with foreclosures for two reasons. 

First, some banks are just hard to work with.  Banks may not want to do much negotiating.  Sometimes that banks position is, ' take at "as-is" and thats it'.  Sometimes the listing agent can not get a timely response from the bank. This delays causes all parties to be concerned and may kill a deal.

Second, some lenders for the buyer fear the condition of the home.  Some foreclosures are in such bad shape, the buyer's lender will not approve the loan unless repairs are made.  Many banks that own foreclosures refuse to do any, 'lender required repais'.  In some situations, you can get a bank to repair some items.

Despite the issues above, Laurel MD seems to be an indication that buyers and banks have been able to get deals done.  Hopefully, this is a trend throughout  real estate in Maryland.

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I have been selling Laurel Md real estate for over 20 years.  I enjoy working with both buyer sand sellers.  
I have knowledge of numberous first time home buyer programs. I look forward to helping you find your
Laurel Md home.
 

Brien Berard

Remax Professionals

www.mymarylandcastle.com

brienberard@mymarylandcastle.com

301-604-0198

   
Alan Gross
PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company, Equal Housing Lender - Bethesda, MD
Loan Consultant

Lets hope the real eatate market is starting to turn the corner. It would help if interest rates could move below 6%. Hopefully the news will start publishing stories that the real estate market is starting to turn. I had a call Friday from someone on Friday who has decided to start looking now rather than later next year because their afraid may start to rise. That's good news to me.

Nov 23, 2008 03:38 AM