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And everyone and their mother would like to buy real estate in Hawaii, but it’d be an awful shame if, as a result, there was no Hawaii left to see. Do real estate agents have a responsibility, do you think, to try to help regulate this kind of crowding?

Linsey
Kauai Real Estate Sale

I know what you mean. Here in San Diego it is the same. But, now with the bust upon us, the only good thing will be a lowering of the housing costs and just maybe the return of thinking of a home as just that…not the BEST investment ever!

For a good picture of our local bust, visit my blog at:
http://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou

http://www.exchangeca.com/bin/web/real_estate/AR188706/SEARCH_MLS/La+Jolla/1151516027.html
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Normal Market -

In a normal market, there is fairly a large number of homes available and an average number of buyers. This market does not necessarily favor the buyer or the seller. A seller may not have as many offers on their home, but he or she may not be desperate to sell either. Again, it is the buyer’s responsibility to be prepared. During a normal market, the chances to negotiate are higher than in a hot market. As a buyer, you can expect to make offers at lower than the asking price and negotiate a price at least somewhat less than what the sellers are asking. http://www.ExchangeCA.com

Florida Has been effected greatly by the Boom’s “Backside”. Because of it’s desirable Location and also considering that when compared to other major Real Estate Markets(New York,California) Your money generally goes further in Florida. All these elements combined for an incredible Real Estate Market during the boom. Now the Market is flooded with investment properies, but hopefully with the fed rate cut, and I hear there is another cut coming. That will give us a much needed shot in the arm!

STEVE F HERNANDEZ
Realtor Associate
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