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A Lot Of Sellers Are Saying, Hopefully I’ll Be Able To Get In Right At The Very End

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A Lot Of Sellers Are Saying, Hopefully I’ll Be Able To Get In Right At The Very End
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A Lot Of Sellers Are Saying, Hopefully I’ll Be Able To Get In Right At The Very End
A Lot Of Sellers Are Saying, Hopefully I’ll Be Able To Get In Right At The Very End
housingbubble housingbubble | 2 years ago
A report from the Missourian. “Realtors and lenders in Franklin County said demand for housing remains strong even with inflated costs. The price of houses have gone up dramatically in the last few years. Cory Davis with RE/MAX Gold in…
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millersamuel millersamuel | 2 years ago
Michael Kolomatsky of the Calculator column in the New York Times real estate section crafted a cool infographic for this weekend using data from the Douglas Elliman's Hamptons Sales report that I author. The gist of it is that sellers... Read More The post Hamptons Sellers Are Starting To Get The Message first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
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housingbubble.blog housingbubble.blog | 1 year ago
A report from Market Watch. “Daryl Fairweather — Redfin’s chief economist, who also worked at the Boston Fed says we’re seeing early signs that the housing market is starting to cool, at least in pricey coastal metros. ‘Buyers in markets like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston and Seattle who have lost out on several bidding wars may find they’re facing less competition from other buyers than they were a month or two ago,’ says Fairweather.” From Fox Business. “Real estate ...
A report from Market Watch. “Daryl Fairweather — Redfin’s chief economist, who also worked at the Boston Fed says we’re seeing early signs that the housing market is starting to cool, at least in pricey coastal metros. ‘Buyers in markets like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston and Seattle who have lost out on several bidding wars may find they’re facing less competition from other buyers than they were a month or two ago,’ says Fairweather.” From Fox Business. “Real estate ...
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housingbubble.blog housingbubble.blog | 1 year ago
A report from the Daily Herald in Washington. “‘I was putting listings on the market right when the interest rates increased,’ said Dafna Shalev, real estate broker in Woodinville. ‘The buyers stopped coming. There were no showings. Nothing.’ What happened next? Prices began dropping, she said. Price cuts are becoming more common especially when properties sit on the market for more than a week, Shalev said. The number of active listings in Snohomish County in June was 1,973, compared ...
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timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 3 years ago
Listen now to the #1 Daily Podcast, #1 Coach For REALTORs. There are 20 things you must never allow yourself to say (or think). Today's show is part 3 of 'Things You Should Never (EVER!) Say. How many of these phrases do you say to others (and/ or yourself): "I need to form a big team", "Branding will magically make people want to do business with me", "I hate scripts", "Canned presentations aren't me". On today's show Tim and Julie Harris focus on why so few agents succeed at the highest level....
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How Bad Real Estate Agents Can Cost Sellers A Lot Of Money
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latimes latimes | 2 years ago
As a buyer, you love bad real estate agents because you can take advantage of them to get better pricing. As a seller, you obviously want a good real estate agent so you can maximize your profits. According to the National Association Of Realtors, there are supposedly around 1.5 million real estate agents today. However, Read More... The post How Bad Real Estate Agents Can Cost Sellers A Lot Of Money appeared first on Financial Samurai.
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