May 23, 2011 – During the past 30 days Myrtle Beach real estate sales for Homes, Condos, and Land has flourished.
Myrtle Beach Homes Sold
382 Homes Sold and Closed with 57 Foreclosures, 8 Lender Approved Short Sales, and 317 Regular Sales.
Myrtle Beach Condos Sold
345 Condos Sold and Closed with 4 Auctioned, 43 Foreclosures, 9 Lender Approved Short Sales, and 289 Regular Sales.
69 Lots or parcels of Land Sold and Closed with 21 Foreclosures, 1 Lender Approved Short Sale, and 47 Regular Sales.
Forest Dunes is a community in Myrtle Beach, SC with homes for sale ranging from $349,000 to the oceanfront homes priced $1.5M to $4.9M.
Forest Dunes Oceanfront Home
Playing Golf in Myrtle Beach
Real estate is available around many of the golf courses in the Myrtle Beach area. Barefoot Resort has some homes directly on golf courses and golf membership is included with many of the properties for sale.
In North Myrtle Beach the gated community of Tidewater has primarily homes and some condos surrounding the private golf course.
Visit Myrtle Beach Real Estate or Myrtle Beach Retirement for more information and to search real-time MLS listings.
I am now SFR certified which is the only certification recognized by the Board of Realtors for those of us working with short sale or foreclosure buyers and sellers of real estate.
After working with clients on the purchase or sale of distressed properties and short sales I was glad when the SFR certification recently became available.
The Myrtle Beach, SC area real estate market seems to follow trends of the Atlantic coast of Florida. According to several Florida sources real estate that IS NOT IN FORECLOSURE has begun to sell. If past trends stay true Myrtle Beach should begin to see sales improving during the Spring of 2009. Since the majority of real estate sales depend on buyers ability to obtain a mortgage we will have to wait and see if lenders continue to block the recovery.
Visit my web site www.sandymyrtlebeach.com to find out more about Myrtle Beach real estate.
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Found a great short sale deal for my real estate buyer clients. After doing my homework found the mortgage owed is over $300,000 but asking price is $169,000 contingent on bank approval. My thought is that the real estate agent that listed the property knows the bank will not accept an offer that low but is hoping for a bidding war between prospective buyers and the bank. What do you think –
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Tagged bank, real estate agent, real estate buyer, short sale
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