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Most Realtors offer that service to anyone who wants it. They have a monthly Newsletter and can also keep you posted on what has sold, how many days homes are on the market. Some Realtors have what is called the Market Snapshot, which gives you a map of your neighborhood, with all the homes for sale marked in red and all the homes that recently sold marked in green. Then they have a list of the addresses and how many days they were on the market and the price they sold for. I would check local Realtors and find one that you like and feel comfortable with and they will send you monthly or weekly information totally free. I wish I could help you however I am in Southlake TX. Good Luck! - Tue Dec 16 2008, 06:51
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. Do you mean that the lender is about to foreclose and you want a short sale to keep from it or are you wanting to purchase a foreclosure? - Tue Dec 9 2008, 14:53
How often does the media report anything good? - Tue Dec 9 2008, 14:30
No, it has had no effect on REO properties. They usually will take a reasonable offer because the longer they have it, the more it costs them. Also right now a lot of builders are reducing the finished homes they have because they do not want to be paying taxes on them. Great time to buy! Take advantage, I am! - Tue Dec 9 2008, 14:28
I believe it would be better to wait. If they can buy now, that would be great for them also. There are so may awesome deals out there right now and with the interest rates lowering, anybody who needs to buy needs to buy. Also for first time home buyers there is that tax credit. There are so many reasons to buy now and no good reason to sell now. If I owned a home and I needed to move to another part of town or another home, for whatever reason, I would go ahead and buy and then rent out the existing home, because you can still get up to $1,500 a month for rent, or more and then wait until the market comes back to sell. Do you agree? - Wed Nov 26 2008, 05:53
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