Will there be more inventory of single family houses in the 800-1000k range in Montgomery County, Maryland.?
With more houses awaiting foreclosures, do you think it will affect the higher single family home market? Thanks for your input
Sat Apr 12 2008, 07:04 - 20882 - Home Buying - 3 answers
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Ann, As Mansur said, no one can predict the market, however I believe we will have lower foreclosures in $800K+ properties in compare to $400K < price range!
Reza, Mon Apr 14 2008, 19:20 Web Reference: http://www.20878Homes.com
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Yes there will be plenty of inventory to choose from. Doubt anyone on this forum would be able to accurately predict number of upcoming foreclosures. As long as you are working with a good agent who is tuned to the market you should be able to get specific market advice relevant to your situation. Lender willingness to back higher priced homes has declined quite a bit.
Sun Apr 13 2008, 17:58 Web Reference: http://www.buymeahome.net
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Ann,
It is affecting homes of all demographics. While statistics have shown that homes in upper price echelons are not as affected as lower priced homes, foreclosures are still occuring on "higher" priced homes. Vanessa. Sat Apr 12 2008, 08:33 Web Reference: http://www.SoldByVanessa.com
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