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Thursday, April 27, 2006

Housing Market????

1)Live way out in the burbs or close to downtown? 2) Should I buy a house that is several years old or new construction? 3) Should I think about the resale value/potential primarily? 4) 3000, 4000, or 5000 sq ft? 5) How much house can I afford? 6) Just because I can afford it, does that justify the purchase? 7) Pool? 8) Housing developement or established Neighborhood? 9) Does yard space matter? 10) If I have difficulty selling my condo, should I drop the asking price a break even ? I think It's time to call my real estate agent.

# posted by tommy @ 5:58 AM

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