Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development just dropped their December report, and it’s big.

They aren't up front about anything and most of the time they drop the ball.

I see a ton of sellers and listing agents overpricing homes and end up with big "price drops" back to reality.

They have dropped the ball on me and my businesses many countless times in the last year or so.

The tables have turned and it's a buyers market now with values flat or declining, much longer days on market, price drops, listings expiring, very rare to see full price offers on new listings, etc. 

Hi Noy, I'm not active in the Pittsburgh market, but just wanted to drop in to say good luck!

We are still only in the beginning stages of this upswing as Windsor started far below intrinisic value as there was an excessive drop in prices from the 08 crises that lasted for a decade.Hope this helps!

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Agent fee's etc. for cost of selling is a drop in the bucket compared to the returns. 

It didnt affect the loan because of the divorce decree, but it completely wrecked the borrower's credit score - dropped it 130 points from high 700s to mid 600s- because the mortgage still reports on his credit report and was showing as a mortgage late.