Recent content by RobertLarsen_IHB

Broad overview of the market... Demand Up Inventory Down Interest Rates Very Low Tax Credit Extended and Expanded Unemployment DECREASING?! http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091204/ap_on_bi_ge/us_obama_economy Doesn't look like a forecast for another 30% to me...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091204/ap_on_bi_ge/us_obama_economy

"a 10% increase in EXISTING HOME SALES means nothing good for the housing market. A whole lot of renters became home owners/debtors leaving record rental vacancies." Okay.. so by your logic.. an increase in existing home sales is bad. So is a decrease in existing homes good for the market?

I always assumed you guys were the ones on the OC Register blogs complaining about the biased opinions. I just read on there that I will no longer be able to eat meals with meat and milk because they soon will be luxury items...

"They are complicite in the reduction of wealth and government intervention in the private market we’re seeing now yet claim no part or purpose in it whatsoever. It’s galling and unforgivable." - Aren't you a Lender? I'm not saying I disagree but it's not an issue of Realtors, rather society...

You're helping nature out at least.

No one is forced to live here.

seriously... every spelling mistake I make... like little children and correction, they are $3-8 million dollar homes.

Newport Coast had $3-5 million TRACT homes.

That was the easiest survey question I think I've ever seen.

I'm doing one of those reverse mortgages I always hear about on TV when I'm 60. I just hope I don't make it past 70...

Just curious. How do you find homeowner information easily without access to the MLS? Is there another site that you guys use?

I know a person can live in a house without paying a mortgage for easily 6-9 months claiming a short sale. After that, they claim to be attempting a loan modification which probably can get them another 6 months. If the loan modification does not work, they stay quiet right up until their sale...

Whether he does it or his agent does it, wasn't the point. Just offering advice for what to do with slow neighborhoods.

They're releasing them at the quickest speed that they can. They are not holding on to them and setting a date to "open up the flood gates." Maybe they're expanding their loss mitigation department to process them faster, but no one is voluntarily holding onto property. Either way, at least we...