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Our market has benefited from historical levels of appreciation over the last several years. What rate of appreciation do you anticipate for the Denver Metro Area over the next 18 to 24 months?
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Continue to appreciate at historical levels of greater than 10% to 15% annually
Fall back to a more traditional appreciation that mirrors overall rates of inflation, 3% to 8% annually
Flat to stable prices, less than 3% appreciation
Possible retracement in values based on abnormal appreciation over the last few years
For first-time buyers you are helping purchase a home, what is the most common price point you are finding they end up getting an offer accepted?
$350,000 to $450,000
$450,000 to $550,000
$550,000 to $650,000
Above $650,000
For move-up buyers who you are helping sell their current home to purchase another, what is the most common price point you are finding they get an offer accepted for the purchase of a new home?
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$450,000 to $600,000
$600,000 to $750,000
$750,000 to $900,000
Above $900,000
What, in your opinion, is the most competitive price point/range in the Denver Metro Area?
Where, in your opinion, is the most competitive and desirable neighborhood in the Denver Metro Area?
As property values continue to shift, which areas of the appraisal process would it be most helpful to better understand?
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How the appraiser determines quality, condition, and comps similar to the subject property
How the appraiser assesses the adjustments to the subject based on the comps
Paired sales analysis to determine property value
Regression analysis to determine property value
What a mortgage underwriter is looking for to determine the accuracy and approval of an appraisal
Tips and best practices from successful realtors when requesting a reconsideration of value on an appraisal when in disagreement with the outcome
For any buyers, you are working with who are on the fence, what is their biggest pain point holding them back?
Purchase prices have reached a point where home ownership is not affordable
Waiting for interest rates to decrease, hopeful they can have a lower monthly payment
Waiting to see if home prices will fall, think we might be at the peak of the market
Lack of inventory, cannot find their ideal home
Still submitting offers, but continue to get beat out by others
In the recent past, some properties had been listed below market value, then multiple offer situations would drive up the price. For new homes currently being listed for sale, do you see a shift in how agents are pricing the property at the time of listing?
The strategy of pricing below value is still prominent in the market
Listings today are being priced more closely to current market value than in recent months and years
I do not feel like homes were being listed below market value in the recent past
When rates were at historical lows most clients opted for a fixed rate mortgage solution over 30, 20, or 15 years. As interest rates are increasing, alternative loan solutions are becoming more common, for both loan programs and loan purposes. Which of the following, if any, would you be interested in better understanding the up-to-date changes?
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ARM (adjustable-rate mortgage) Loans
I/O (interest only)
Alternative self-employed borrower programs
Alternative programs for real estate investors
High Net Worth/Jumbo financing solutions
Construction and Rehabilitation Loans
“First Time Buyer” Programs
Anything else on your mind you are seeing in our market and would like to share?
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