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08-06-2010, 10:52 PM
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Sean and I spoke. Thanks for all the referrals.
I will keep him out of the ghetto. And I won't let him buy just to sell him something. He is a member. That's more than a friend to me.
Greg
I will keep him out of the ghetto. And I won't let him buy just to sell him something. He is a member. That's more than a friend to me.
Greg
08-06-2010, 10:54 PM
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And thanks for info you all gave him Makes my job easier.
If you guys would like to do a pro/con list for each of my clients and email them about any questions I'll just run my biz like OSO. From the BEACH.
If you guys would like to do a pro/con list for each of my clients and email them about any questions I'll just run my biz like OSO. From the BEACH.
08-07-2010, 08:26 AM
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From today's paper:
Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties boast more than 5,400 townhouses and condominiums and 600 single-family homes for sale at $50,000 or less, according to a report Friday from CondoVultures.com.
Broward leads the pack with 2,400 properties. So far this year, buyers have scooped up roughly 7,000 homes at below $50,000 across South Florida, CondoVultures said. More than half of the sales were in Broward.
At the peak of the real estate bubble, parking spaces in new condominium towers were sold at prices that today can purchase homes," Peter Zalewski, principal with the Bal Harbour-based real estate consulting firm, said in a statement.
Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties boast more than 5,400 townhouses and condominiums and 600 single-family homes for sale at $50,000 or less, according to a report Friday from CondoVultures.com.
Broward leads the pack with 2,400 properties. So far this year, buyers have scooped up roughly 7,000 homes at below $50,000 across South Florida, CondoVultures said. More than half of the sales were in Broward.
At the peak of the real estate bubble, parking spaces in new condominium towers were sold at prices that today can purchase homes," Peter Zalewski, principal with the Bal Harbour-based real estate consulting firm, said in a statement.
08-07-2010, 08:28 PM
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As said earlier, condos can be really cheap but the monthly maintenance fees can be brutal like as in the same size as the mortgage payment!
08-09-2010, 03:39 PM
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No, there are still "deals" out there. There are, however, less and less of those in "A" locations.
We may see a small remaining decline. However, my recent buyers have decided they will not be selling in the short term so they are jumping now to get the best choice they can. A 2-3% drop after they buy means nothing if not selling in short term and may cost you the perfect property.
My commercial clients are doing the same.
We may see a small remaining decline. However, my recent buyers have decided they will not be selling in the short term so they are jumping now to get the best choice they can. A 2-3% drop after they buy means nothing if not selling in short term and may cost you the perfect property.
My commercial clients are doing the same.
08-09-2010, 07:33 PM
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No, there are still "deals" out there. There are, however, less and less of those in "A" locations.
We may see a small remaining decline. However, my recent buyers have decided they will not be selling in the short term so they are jumping now to get the best choice they can. A 2-3% drop after they buy means nothing if not selling in short term and may cost you the perfect property.
My commercial clients are doing the same.
We may see a small remaining decline. However, my recent buyers have decided they will not be selling in the short term so they are jumping now to get the best choice they can. A 2-3% drop after they buy means nothing if not selling in short term and may cost you the perfect property.
My commercial clients are doing the same.
