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Old 10-08-2008, 11:38 AM
 
Location: New York
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hey guys,

how is the prices in Clermont going? Is it still the same, going down still or it starts to go back up?

When should we start to see a raise in prices in clermont?
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Old 10-08-2008, 03:05 PM
 
Location: Championsgate, Fl
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In all honesty i dont believe we will see any meaningful increases in prices for a long while yet, however that doesnt mean some prices havent already reached their lowest. It depends on the neighbourhood and what is currently on the market.

It doesnt matter who you talk to and while people will say one thing or another the reality of the situation is to buy a property at its true lowest price, and to forecast it, the only way this can be done is is by seeing the prices increase which means you will have missed the bottom. It is a purely luck think. If you are in the market now to buy the best thing you can do is find the home you want and negotiate a realistic price you want to pay working with a realtor who will work hard for you to do this, but also working with a mortgage broker who can get you a fantastic deal on a mortgage to make it affordable for you.

Good luck
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Old 10-10-2008, 01:30 PM
 
Location: Orlando
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Default Clermont values

Of the 347 homes in Clermont 181 fall below $335,000 with th e low at 150k for a 4/2.5 with over 2400 sq ft. It is likely you won't find a better deal than that. When you have short sales the deals are as low as you will likely see.
Can anyone say oh the prices have turned around?... no evaluate each deal for what it is and you will be good. There are certanly ways to make sure you aren't paying too much.
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