My Bethesda Real Estate Prediction - Eating My Words
Posted Feb 17, 2008 @ 8:53 pm, Viewed by 912 Visitors, Read 987 Times.In a post last week, I made a prediction about a home in Bethesda that I had shown…the one where there were seven groups of people in a one hour time span. I went out on a limb and said that, based on the activity that I observed, it would be under contract by the end of the week. I was wrong…it’s still available.
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It's an interesting time isn't it? The good news is that buyers and sellers really need good representation coming from experience. Hang in there!
The current jumbo loan market could play a huge factor into this. The terms and the qualifications for jumbo loans aren't exactly the best currently.
Hopefully the Economic Stimulus Package will bring some relief....it certainly is a problem in our market area.
It will help a lot of areas. Anything that makes loans easier to get is welcome in the current market.
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It's crazy. That has been happening in my area, too. I had buyers hemming and hawing over making an offer on a home they had seen twice. Problem is, by the time they made the offer it had gone into short sale status. We know we're up against at least one other offer and now it's a waiting game. If they had acted faster they probably could have been near closing by now. It doesn't always pay to wait, although I might be eating my words if they get their low offer accepted.