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Ladies and gentlemen: This is not your mother or father's property market! While there are several similarities to past markets, the combination of politics, economics, finance, uncertainty, world affairs/events, interest rates, and lack of predictability, have formed a somewhat-uneasy alliance, which, when understood and considered, have little ultimate impact, yet, all-too-often, develop a confluence of somewhat undesirable circumstances, which create stumbling blocks, obstacles, and obstructions. Perhaps more than ever, who you choose, and why, to represent your interests, as your Real Estate Professional, includes a major impact, in reaching the most desirable goals. Before you select this interview, carefully consider your objectives and goals, in a reasonable, non-emotional manner. Rather than merely saying you want to get the best price, or some pie-in-the-sky number, ask yourself, what you may be willing to cover, to buy your property! Your realtor should give you Comparables, or what similar houses, in your market, have recently sold for. This is the best indication of suggested listing prices, but remember that each house differs, and slight differences often overly impact exactly what a buyer is welling to pay, or if he's even interested. Let's review 5 major considerations in the present market.

1. Time period interest rates have already been at, or near historic lows: The past several years, interest rates, and thus mortgages, have already been at or near, historic lows. It has permitted people to purchase more house for exactly the same monthly payment, the uncertainty continues to exist, concerning just how much longer they will remain so low. Most experts are calling for interest rates to nudge slightly upward in the next month or two, but they issue the caveat, it depends on the overall economic conditions.

2. Historically low ownership rate: Due to several factors, such as the economy, housing costs (especially using areas), rental availabilities, the required downpayment (which many don't have, or don't need to commit), and uncertainty, when it comes to the economy, jobs, etc, the percentage of men and women owning their particular home is below it has been doing decades.

3. Low inventory: Partly because of the demographics, in terms of age brackets, etc, and somewhat because many homeowners ask themselves where they will move, in addition to many individuals retiring later, we are witnessing, in many regions, a low inventory of homes listed on the market.

4. Willing and able buyers: There seem to be available buyers, in some regions, but these individuals, tend to be aggravated by the mix of low inventory, mortgage and downpayment obstacles, uncertainties, etc.

5. Mortgage qualifications: Banks and mortgage companies are constantly tweaking their requirements for accepting buyers for mortgage consideration. Within the last few several years, to be able to qualify for the cheapest available rate, one's credit score must be somewhat greater than previously, in addition to other debt considerations. While this is overcome, one must find the correct buyer, with sufficient patience, energy and willingness, to overcome potential frustrations, etc.

Understanding the nuances makes one better capable of realistically listing their house for sale. Carefully interview potential real-estate agents, and choose the one who's best for you!

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