Las Vegas Realtor Steve Harless - RE/MAX EXTREME 702.217.1680: Housing: Bad News Travels Fast! edited

Housing: Bad News Travels Fast! edited

KB Home reports a huge loss and Countrywide fights off bankruptcy rumors. Looks like the U.S. housing sector is in for another tough year

Deutsche Bank (DB) economist Peter Hooper describes it as a "Slow Motion Train Wreck"

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What it really means to a consumer is that there is going to be opportunity to obtain a home for super prices in 2008. All ends of the housing sector should see action as investors and buyers are waiting on the sidelines with money in hand just "jonesing" for a shot at great properties.  What do you  Active Rainers Think?

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When I go back to all of my contracts for the last 6 months - and I look at the ones that fell through - none fell through due to the buyer being unable to get financing. I am not so sure that 2008 will be so tough; it sure is starting our strong. Showings - 3-4 per day minimum. Someone is looking. 

I look for it to be a good year. 

I still think that there are positive stories out there, and I challenge the media to tell, for every two housing horror stories, one good story. They are out there. 

Posted by Kevin McGrath & Jane Wallace RE/MAX BRAVO (RE/MAX BRAVO - Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania) about 1 year ago
I think it's a train wreck that already happened to the engine, now were waiting for the remainder of the cars to pile up and the caboose to top it off.
Posted by * Rate A Home (Rate A Home) about 1 year ago

yea kevin, I have no problems getting qualified buyers, the challenge is to get them to  pull the trigger,.

Posted by Steve Harless "Your Las Vegas Real Estate Connection" (RE/MAX EXTREME - 702.217.1680) about 1 year ago
I hear you duane
Posted by Steve Harless "Your Las Vegas Real Estate Connection" (RE/MAX EXTREME - 702.217.1680) about 1 year ago

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