Okay, so you’re ready to make an offer during the recession You want to look for the best deal possible, obviously, and the only way to find that great deal is to do your homework first

We all realize the real estate market has been a little “down in the dumps” But things are looking better than you’d think

Across the country, Americans are watching the recession fall before their eyes It’s getting harder and harder for people to pay their mortgages and as a result, the number of foreclosures is escalating

Having been a member of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) for three decades, I cannot recall the Association forecast being anything but overly optimistic I'm also a member of the San Diego Association of Realtors and the California Association of Realtors; the same holds true for their forcasts

For San Diego, the summer of 2005 was the high point in the real estate bubble Now almost 2 1/2 years into the steady deterioration of San Diego home values, the predominant question asked by most potential home buyers is: “Has the San Diego real estate market bottomed out, or when do you think the bottom will be in place

The New York Times reported on January 22, 2008, that a home buyer is suing her agent because she thinks she overpaid for her home This buyer feels her agent did not disclose that similar homes in the neighborhood were selling for less than what she paid for her home