These 183 housing markets could soon see home prices fall 20%, Moody's says
Moody's Analytics unveils its downgraded U.S. home price forecast.
fortune.com
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My local market and some others I have my eye on haven't skipped a beat. The better properties are still going pending quick. Ultimately a house is valued at what people will pay for it. Enough retirees and big money out there paying cash that it doesn't matter what the locals can afford.These 183 housing markets could soon see home prices fall 20%, Moody's says
Moody's Analytics unveils its downgraded U.S. home price forecast.fortune.com
A bunch of $120K homes being dumped in Indianapolis, St Louis, Atlanta . .. . The horrorbig wall street sell off of real estate sounds pretty good tbh.
Happened all over florida too, but the subsequent boom ensured that most of those big ghost developments have now been completedWhat ever happened to those huge housing tracts in places like Phoenix that sat empty for years after the last housing crisis?
Investors swooped in and made a killing. AZ is pricey nowadaysWhat ever happened to those huge housing tracts in places like Phoenix that sat empty for years after the last housing crisis?
Can I get in on that action?my peoples were able to buy 300 single family homes in August. targeting about 200 per month for the next quarter.
large 'built to rent' communities are on the rise again
you may be an not even know it - if anyone here is a Calpers contributor then they are most likely involved in the action.Can I get in on that action?
The value is whatever the market will bear. So Cal coastal is not going up right now, but it's not going down either from what I can see.These 183 housing markets could soon see home prices fall 20%, Moody's says
Moody's Analytics unveils its downgraded U.S. home price forecast.fortune.com
Are you able to just buy a foreclosed property, doesn't the bank usually auction or sell a bunch in a bundle?Still have my eye on a foreclosed property with an incalcitrant owner still living there. It's been lingering on the market for months and the price has inched down to where we'd have a $400,000 remodel budget. That's enough to take it down to studs and rebuild. How much would it cost to hire lawyer?
I'd almost do it but it is not possible to inspect the property.
Anybody know the reliablilty or methodology of this site? We're looking in a WUI zone (wild urban interface).
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You can usually buy them individually, unless the bank is specifically auctioning off a package deal. Seems that it's in the interest of the bank to sell them individually and make more money overall, especially in times of low inventory where they don't have to incentivize buying bulk.Are you able to just buy a foreclosed property, doesn't the bank usually auction or sell a bunch in a bundle?
That modeling is probably a worthless a la carte service like American Home Shield. Determining your fire risk is a no brainer. For flood risk, look at old maps and see if you’re in a flood plain. Aging of stick construction housing is probably not a big problem out here.Still have my eye on a foreclosed property with an incalcitrant owner still living there. It's been lingering on the market for months and the price has inched down to where we'd have a $400,000 remodel budget. That's enough to take it down to studs and rebuild. How much would it cost to hire lawyer?
I'd almost do it but it is not possible to inspect the property.
Anybody know the reliablilty or methodology of this site? We're looking in a WUI zone (wild urban interface).
Climate Risks Reports for Every Property in the US
High-resolution, interactive climate risk reports and maps for flooding, wildfires, tropical storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and extreme heat.riskfactor.com
Oh like just buy some reit shares or something with exposure to rental residentialyou may be an not even know it - if anyone here is a Calpers contributor then they are most likely involved in the action.
there's a number of funds invested in the fund as well.
Riskfactor's fire ratings are pretty useless. For a better assessment, I'd look at the newest Calfire maps in your area (they've been updated recently). Not a bad idea to call an insurer to make sure it's covered too. There are increasing number of properties that insurers won't cover, which means you'll have to go on the FAIR plan. Pricey.Still have my eye on a foreclosed property with an incalcitrant owner still living there. It's been lingering on the market for months and the price has inched down to where we'd have a $400,000 remodel budget. That's enough to take it down to studs and rebuild. How much would it cost to hire lawyer?
I'd almost do it but it is not possible to inspect the property.
Anybody know the reliablilty or methodology of this site? We're looking in a WUI zone (wild urban interface).
Climate Risks Reports for Every Property in the US
High-resolution, interactive climate risk reports and maps for flooding, wildfires, tropical storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and extreme heat.riskfactor.com
REIT's are one way to do it.Oh like just buy some reit shares or something with exposure to rental residential