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It seems better to me now than it was when we bought in Sept. Could be just our area but besides the handful of houses that have been on the market forever, it seems that things are going faster.
My advice would be to stay away from new developments with a million for sale signs in the yards. They were investor havens that are going into foreclosure. The house we were renting until Sept was in one of these neighborhoods over by the new high school and it was eerily empty, we had some car theft, the houses were beautiful and new but falling into disrepair due to vacancy or renters. We had 10 foreclosures on our street.
In our neighborhood now there is only one house that's gone into foreclosure and the owner(also builder) didn't even attempt to sell it first.
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