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Blog Post Buying in the San Diego Foreclosure Market

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Published: Friday, July 11, 2008

Finance gurus say it's time to buy real estate when the market is falling out - which suggests real estate is a bargain, because adjustable rate mortgages and foreclosures have significantly dropped San Diego County home values.

Is it time to invest? It's not surprising to see home prices drop dramatically throughout this year, as suffering sellers in hard-hit areas throw in the towel and drop asking prices. This spells opportunity for this San Diego home buyers. If you're a current home owner looking to take advantage of this incredible time to buy a home in the greatest city in the world - here are a few ways to play the San Diego foreclosure market.

Selling your home & upgrading: if you're after that larger house in a better neighborhood for a great price, this could be your chance to sell and upgrade cheap! Selling in this market means a modest price as values have fallen but, your new nicer home will be relatively inexpensive. This is less of an investment move but, rather a way to increase your real estate. Like a sale shopper, buy when there's a sale and the current San Diego real estate market is on sale.

Buying a second home: if selling your home doesn't make sense; have you consider buying a second home, vacation home or investment property? Low prices means a great return, plus the rental market is booming with all the foreclosures so finding a renter is feasible. Buying today is extremely appealing but, keep in mind it will take time for the bounce back in home values. At the current real estate sales pace, it may take as long as 10+ months to clear January's backlog of homes not sold.

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