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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Florida seems to be recovering some, what do you think?
I normally check my email with my custom list daily to see if there are any deals to go look at and make offers on, but i have noticed a lot of properties are gone all sudden and the amount of properties showing up on my list is down like 50% compared to last month....
One thing i noticed is literally days up before the announcement of the interest rate increase there was a lot of properties showing up on the market, but within days of the announcement most of the properties i was tracking or made offers on went under contract or dissipated from the MLS. So it seems the market has become stronger with the lack of availability.