Need more info on this such as UPB, P&I, Int rate...For example if it’s a lengthy terms second at a very low rate 50% reduction could be fine because the loan will take forever for you to earn your $ back and thus be a very low yield

Like for residential, I can see entire history, when it hit MLS, were there any recent price reductions and even if I dont end up purchasing property and someone else snaps it from me I still like seeing how much it went for.

Price reduction or just stable back to normal?

The Gulf Shores market seems to be relatively stable while recently "hotter" markets such as here in Austin have seen a drastic reduction in ADR. 

The double lot, Ok that is unforeseen, Water not a big deal, if there are leaks you fix them, and simply get a price reduction for a couple K.

My realtor suggested $379K and seller to pay all closing costs, but not asking for both a price reduction and closing costs.

On a practical basis over the last six recessions, only twice have we seen price reductions. 4.

So, if interest rates are a buyer’s primary reason for staying on the sideline, I recommend seeking opportunities to negotiate a reduced interest rate from a seller or looking at new construction, where builders are offering rate reductions and other substantial incentives.

Again, the reduction in ROI is due to low inventory and the continuing upticks in buyer demand.

Hi @Michael Morelli, we’ve also seen a reduction of booking and viewings over the last year in Cincinnati, OH due to increased inventory.What we have done is look at the competition, implement a more robust pricing strategy, and our most effective is to agitate the listing as often as possible!