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"I was under contract to buy a foreclosure that had been winterized, and just as an FYI to anyone else thinking of buying a foreclosure -- it's a nightmare to get the house dewinterized for the (information purposes only) inspection," ...
Nearly 60 percent of Americans think the housing market won't recover until after 2012, according to a recent survey by real estate site Trulia.com and foreclosure-tracking site RealtyTrac.
If you got a "good faith estimate" for a loan last year and again more recently, the closing-cost figure probably went way up.
Reader suggested today's poll when he predicted where home prices will head from here. I figured you all might like to play this parlor game. Put on your forecasting hat and weigh in:
CoreLogic data suggest that many of the well-to-do are purposely dumping their financially draining properties, just as they would any sour investment. This may be true, but Streitfeld doesn't demonstrate it very well in the story.
Aubrey, a North Potomac real estate agent who got into the business in 2002, chatted with me recently about what he's seeing in the market these days