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Andrea, it will come out next week for your business page. It will have a separate link from what I hear.

Thanks, Laura, I had the same issue. Fyi, most of my listings are pending. Sure wish I could show those.

It should help bridge the gap between lost equity, buyers' nerves and sputtering economy. The proposed income level changes will REALLY help in this region!! But waiting is causing undue havic. Just heard rumor Wells Fargo may not honor 11/30/09 settlement dates if they get too busy.

Extending this will really help. What is not helping is the appraisers right now.

maybe you should encase a nice young couple in ice. they are the ones getting "frozen" out of the REO purchases they could be making.

Time to let the credit go as it will kill the market when it ends unless its extended for 3-4 years so the economy can recover. It should have also been offered to everyone as well. Just another bad Obama program. Cut Taxes= Jobs

It was extended to everyone who makes no more than$150,000 for a single person and $250, 000 for a married couple. $6,500. tax credit.

I missed it. Can you send a transcript or a replay?

Has anyone info regarding another Webinar? Whom should we speak with?

I do not believe for a minute the recession is over. The housing market is a mess. The condition of the bank owned properties for the most part are a real nightmare. The "short sales " with the banks take far to long to process. Who is really watching what the banks are doing with the people??? The government is really clueless. When people ... See Morewant to refinance even if it is a fixed rate, the appraisals are a problem. If the government really wanted to help the people that want to stay in their homes, give them a fixed rate and forget that the property will not appraise. Oh, but then the bank will not make as much money. Let's see the banks would rather let a property sit and we all know the conditions of some of these properties sitting (mold, etc) than let the homeowner keep the property.

Really the housing market needs help and we really need the tax credit to extend past the Nov 30th deadline.

lol

I agree we need the credit and I would like to see them open it up to all buyers not just the first time buyer.

Recession Over? I doubt it, the real estate market certainly is not reflecting it. Sadly we will probably not see real economic recovery until we find a fiscal conservative in the White House again, it has been to long. If you think so ask the auto dealer how busisness now there is no cash for clunkers, an extention of the first time home buyers... See More would be good but it still tends to mask the real problem of the lack of consumer confidence as well as a credit market that over compensated and is to tight. Everyone hold on this ride is far from being over.

Considering that my market area (Cape Coral,FL) got so much exposure as foreclosure capital. I found it odd that Forida did not make the list. Sales are brisk. Inventory is shrinking. Good news is that traditional resales are re-appearing. Maybe confidence is creeping back in. Prices are right. Even luxury properties are coming on the market. "Season "is about to hit. Curiously, new foreclosures are coming on market at lower prices despite recent sales at 10-20% over LP.

I don't just like it, I LOVE it!!

Crunch time ... sure hope the banks cooperate.

Hopefully they will extend the tax credit so that we can continue to see the market on an uphill climb.

Washington, DC and MD are steady...Still many forclosures in the loom, but people are buying...banks are still a little stingy.

price rise??....NOT IN FLORIDA.