Micheal Abraham's Discussions

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There has been a holding pattern for many buyers in southern California.  Buyers have been curious to see a change in the climate and how the loan situation will affect sellers.  The West Side has only seen a slight decrease, but nothing dramatic.  Certain counties have been hit much harder with over supply and a loans given to anyone with two hands too take them.  Any insite would be helpful. iwantanoffer.com

Prices go down and i-rates go down.  Eventually price will go back up and so will the rates.  There is always a moment when you can capitalize on the shifting marketing conditions, since nothing moves instantously. Don't get stuck in the middle, that's not fun! If you love a home don't loss it over a few thousands bucks. Has anyone missed a great oppertunity or regret moving too quickly?  

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Does anyone know when the xml feed standards for zillow, trulia and yahoo real estate are going to be release?

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I would like to know if all brokers have similar data feeds, and how many brokers link their data to Zillow? Does the data feed work well?  I also understand zillow, trulia and yahoo are creating a standard, does anyone have more information on this subject? Finally, are there any conflicts will multiple sites supplying the same data feed?

Do more agents manual upload properties or link their IDX feed?

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