Short-term sales of bankrupt houses in Phoenix are going crazy

> Bankrupt houses in Phoenix are selling like crazy. Jinxin Real Estate News According to the latest news from Washington, from December to January, according to a follow-up survey in 19 U.S. cities, among which...

> Jinxin Real Estate News According to the latest news from Washington, from December to January, according to a tracking survey of 19 U.S. cities, 16 of the surveys were still on a downward trend, and only three cities, Miami, Phoenix, and Washington, saw housing prices increase. The funds brought by foreign investors have led to a strong trend in housing prices in Greater Phoenix to rise in a very short period of time. The number of bankrupt homes and short-sale homes dropped sharply from February to March, causing multiple purchase contracts to snap up homes. Many home buyers have been unable to buy a house despite placing more than a dozen purchase contracts. Some short-sale houses in good condition receive up to 30 purchase contracts within one or two days of being listed, and the price offered is $10,000 to $20,000 higher than the seller's price, so you may not be able to win. The large number of cash investors has also put great pressure on home buyers with loans. Most cash buyers will be favored by sellers and can finally obtain a purchase contract at a relatively ideal price. For more real estate information, please contact Gold Trust Realty Tinna at 480-287-0180 E-mail: goldtrustrealty2010@gmail.com.