Poking fun at the bank bail outs & Morristown NJ Real Estate comentary
OK, I found this clip at the bloodhoundblog.com (a real estate & mortgage blog out of Phoenix AZ) posted by Greg Swann.
I think this is really how the average New Jersey home buyer and seller see’s what is going on in Washington.
Morristown NJ Real Estate comentary
Thankfully here in the Morristown NJ real estate market area we are not seeing very many foreclosures or companies needing bailouts compared to other areas of New Jersey or the Nation. To be sure home pricing trends here in Morristown NJ are still week, and it is still very good idea for home sellers in the Morristown area to try to get ahead of the market if they really want their home to sell.
Pricing ahead of the market involves finding the most relevant comparable homes to have sold in the last 3 months and being sure to price 2% to 4% below their sold price to ensure that you the home seller are very competitive as compared to the current homes for sale.
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April 1st, 2009 at 12:01 pm
I wonder how SouthPark got those hidden cameras behind the scenes? I would just about believe this is how it’s done, or maybe the chicken is really a windup toy?
May 19th, 2009 at 2:32 am
I don’t just wonder if the average consumer believes this. I believe this! A light bulb went off when I saw this episode.
May 24th, 2009 at 7:01 pm
HAHA i love how soutpark go straight to the issue and tack it with a frieght train. good on them
September 3rd, 2009 at 5:03 am
I don’t just wonder if the average consumer believes this
October 15th, 2009 at 6:29 am
Part of the problem is that the media have built up so much fear among purchasers that no one wants to commit at this time. Fortunately in this area (Salobrena, Costa Tropical, SPain) we are rather like yourselves where prices are holding fairly steady while areas which were more hyped and over developed have such an over supply of properties on the market - many bought by soemone looking to make a quick buck or euro that I would hate to be caught up in the middle of it. Although things are not good here they are far worse elsewhere.
- But as you said elsewhere its always darkest before the dawn!