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USA Today recently reported about how appraisals are becoming a nightmare for many homesellers because of Foreclosure sales in the area. "Across the country, agents and homebuilders are complaining too many appraisals are coming in low, scuttling deals. The National Association of Realtors says nearly one in four of its members has reported clients losing a sale due to botched appraisals. The National Association of Home Builders, meanwhile, said low appraisals were sinking a quarter of all new home sales and argues it's not fair to compare distressed properties to brand-new homes. And that gets to the heart of the problem. Roughly 40% of all home sales this year were foreclosures or short sales, meaning the property sold for less than the mortgage. In some markets, like Las Vegas and Phoenix, they've hit more than 50%." There seems to be two sets of homes on the market, distressed sales and those that are not distress sales. It is important to remember that if you are buying or selling a home to take into consideration the distressed sales in the area, be it a short sale or a foreclosure. It is important to speak with an experienced Real Estate Professional to ensure that you understand the Orlando Real Estate Market. For information on great real estate buys in Orlando and nearby suburbs, Or Search Now for Real Estate & Homes in the Orlando Florida Area
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