We are gearing up for another busy weekend with a thundering herd of buyer clients looking for a needle-in-the-haystack dream home. With so many of our buyer clients currently focused on the entry-level or first-time move-up categories, with inventory remaining low, and with so many of these homes being of the lender-controlled variety, competition is fierce. Consequently, our home tour outings are as relaxed as the annual Iditarod.
So as I head off to prepare for battle, I’ll offer this blog filler which we will file under the “watching paint dry” heading. Here is a recent Homebuying 101 article I wrote on short-sales and foreclosures for HGTV’s Frontdoor.com.
Have a great Friday, and pray for us.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Kris Berg is Co-Owner and Designated Broker of San Diego Castles Realty. If not-so static web sites are your thing, go here at once where you will find loads of real estate information including homes for sale, market trends, floor plans and more. Kris's hobbies include fencing and spot welding. She likes kittens. 
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Good luck in your task! It’s good to see professionals working hard, specially in this complicated period. How’s the sales? Good? Too many buyers?
Foreclosure real estate can be done through brokers. Open listing agreement is beneficial. Here, the broker will be paid a commission only if he sells the property