This is a terrible time in the market to go after the appreciation model - as no one knows when that will ever come back.

I don't think I have ever seen a 5 - 7 in Utah.

My worst ever...

Today I saw a report that shows that in MY zip code August 2005 had the highest average selling price, and it has been falling ever since.

I was wondering if you ever got an answer to this question, because I am now wondering the same thing!

A great agent will make your far more than they cost.Being a realtor is one of the most rewarding jobs I've ever had, but you have to choose your niche.

We will have a clause stating if he ever wants to sell it then we have first options and possibly set a price right now.

In my experience PMs are not as diligent as you will be, ever, because they don't have real skin in the game.

I dont know if the value of anything that anyone owns is ever under their control..............but I think that the answer to the question on the topic is obvious....Developers are holding to property longer because of the overall institutional freeze on lending and credit markets, and the effect that it has had at the retail level.

I know it's dishonest, but I don't think I have ever seen loan paperwork that required me to say that I wasn't obtaining other loans at the same time.