If you think interest rates are scary now, wait until they hit 5%. Then you’re on your 6th offer, waiving inspections, paying $40k more, plus offering $20k appraisal gaps. Hoping to be the chosen one out of 5-10 other offers. Eka Dev Sharma BRE# 01932182 ☎️(714) 747-4097 ✉️ekadsharma@gmail.com #RealEstate #HomeBuying #InterestRates #HousingMarket #HomeBuyerStruggles #CompetitiveMarket #RealEstateChallenges
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