Oh hey Blake. My thoughts on this is he needs to corner ASU leadership to get more for the program to be a contender. These Michigan rumors are good for ASU, if Kenny really has no plan of leaving, because it gives leverage to Kenny to make legitimate demands.
I really don’t think he is leaving and this is a play to make ASU football better but I could be wrong. What do you think?
August 17th. Residential real estate changes.
Any home you look at you will need to have a contractual agreement with that agent to see the home. This will agree on compensation and for how long they will represent you.
Commission for the home is no longer included on the MLS meaning you and the agent will need to agree on a price they will be paid and hope to negotiate with the seller to cover it.
Is this a good idea or bad idea?
@SoledadUrsua Foreclosures are not on the horizon. Maybe very low relative percentage of people who have ARM’s will need to sell but no one who bought in 2017 would foreclose and lose all their equity rather than just sell.
These corrections that happen aren't always noticed by those not in the market. They happen gradually over time. The sellers that listed their homes certainly did feel these corrections as they had to drop their list prices to get their homes sold.
In my opinion, it would take economic conditions that affect much more than the real estate market to drive prices down in a way that would be considered a "crash." This doesn't negate the fact that home affordability nears all time lows, which is a problem in need of a solution.
3. Corrections Have Happened.
Corrections happen and vary based on the market. What are the three most important factors in real estate? Location, location and location. That goes hand in hand with corrections. City to city can have different corrections. In AZ from June to December of 2022, we saw a price corrections of average sales price go down 13% from $600k to $522k.
Consumers that got in during this time or had a home and refinanced, are now locked in to the "golden handcuffs" of their low monthly payments and can't fathom a 7% rate.
2. Supply.
We have a supply problem in the US. We have an estimated shortage of 4-7 million homes according to NPR's article linked. Even with mortgage rates sky-rocketing, we went from a record low of 1.6 months of supply to 3.2 months. This still is a market that favors the sellers as it is stated by NAR that 6 months of supply is associated with moderate price appreciation.
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