Georgia, with its southern climate and charm, its culture, its great entertainment, golf courses, and oceanside attractions, is one of the most desirable places to live in the United States.

Georgia, with its southern climate and charm, its culture, its great entertainment, golf courses, and oceanside attractions, is one of the most desirable places to live in the United States. It is also treasure trove of history; but in spite of its desirability, Georgia foreclosures are occurring at the second highest rate in the entire country.

Great Homes at Bargain Prices

The demand for homes in Georgia may have priced many of them beyond the means of many buyers. But the high rate of Georgia foreclosures does put some Georgia properties within the reach of less affluent buyers, and listings of Georgia foreclosures will let home hunters find attractive homes at attractive prices.

Georgia foreclosures listings present an opportunity for considerable savings to home buyers, and those who know the market and have some good luck can buy Georgia foreclosures at up to a fifty percent discount to market. Even better, there are a wide range of homes in the Georgia foreclosures listings.

Options for Buying Georgia Foreclosures

The available options for purchasing Georgia foreclosures are dependent on who holds title to the property. Government foreclosures in Georgia are available for purchase through bidding. Bank foreclosures can be bought directly through the banks, while some Georgia foreclosures are sold through auctions.

One good source for finding Georgia foreclosures is the Foreclosure Data Bank. It both lists homes in foreclosure and provides information on the best way for you to purchase the foreclosed properties of your choice.

Georgia foreclosures, in recent months, have moved to center stage in the consciousness of America’s educated real estate buyers. The number of homes on the market in Atlanta, in the past half-year, has risen nearly twenty-nine percent, and the Georgia foreclosures rate has nearly doubled in the past year. The glut of unsold homes in the market can lead to terrific bargains for qualified buyers.

One reason for the significantly increased number of Georgia foreclosures may be traced to the wide range of Georgia’s mortgage products. Because some of these products entice people into over extending themselves financially, homes are going to buyers who will soon go into default and lose them to foreclosure.

It is not uncommon for those facing foreclosure to become victims of predatory lenders, foreclosure counselors, and even realtors who will work the situation tot heir own advantage but will invariably cost the homeowners money and in the worst cases, their homes, without doing a thing to eliminate their responsibility for the mortgages on their properties.

Far too many unsophisticated homeowners have fallen prey to unscrupulous business practices as they have fought to save their homes. Any homeowners who think that they e could be facing foreclosure in the near future should talk to the lenders on their properties as soon as possible. They may be able to negotiate lower monthly payments until they are in a better financial condition.

For those interested in purchasing foreclosed properties, information on foreclosed properties is publicly available, and by getting it as early as possible, a buyer can do all the necessary research to make an informed decision about going ahead.

Copyright (c) 2008 Troy Foote

While news of the housing crash is making headlines in most papers and front lining the evening news there still remain a few markets where the crash has not made as much headway. If you live in one of these markets and you have not yet been affected by the real estate market crash, be aware that you may not have as much time to respond as you think when the market in your area begins to slide downward.

This is because a market can practically spin on a dime and go from being quite healthy to being practically dead. As a result, you could find yourself holding a property that you are unable to sell. If this is an investment property, this could be quite serious; however, even if it is your own personal residence, it could still cause problems if you need to sell for a profit for some reason. This is why it is imperative to make sure that you protect yourself now so that you will have options available to you in the event the market does begin to crash in your area.

The first step that should be taken to protect yourself and your investment is to change from an interest-only loan or adjustable rate mortgage to a fixed rate mortgage. A fixed rate mortgage will provide you with the opportunity to tap into lower, more secure rates. In the event that rates continue to rise and do so sharply, this can provide you with some peace of mind.

In addition, you need to take steps to ensure that you will be able to afford to remain in your primary residence. In the event that you do not foresee a move in the near future, there should not be any real concern regarding whether the value of your home goes up or down right now. If you plan to be in the home for some time, it is important to recognize that it is really more than just an investment. In addition, it is quite likely that the market will stabilize eventually and the value of your home will stabilize as well. However, if you find it difficult to make your housing payments every month or you think you may need to relocate soon, then you should consider selling the property and moving now before the market in your area slips any further.

Furthermore, you need to ensure that your savings are safe. It is important to recognize that financial institutions do typically invest quite heavily in real estate. If the housing crash continues in the same vein, your investments could be at risk. Savings and loans and banks are the most at risk. To ensure that your investments are safe, it is a good idea to obtain an analysis rating of your bank or S&L.

In addition, it is important to focus on current and future investments. During this time conservative investments are likely to be the smartest investments to make. These investments include Treasury bills and CDs as well as foreign currencies which are strong.

Taking steps now to protect your investments and protect yourself against future possible downturns in the real estate market in your local area will help to guard you against possible risk.

Up till now, it seemed as if certain real estate markets would come through the real estate market crash unscathed. Home prices in these areas continued to rise and sales were happening rather quickly. However, there are now signs that even hot markets like the one in Provo, Utah are not immune to the market crash. Homes in these areas that would have been snatched up a short while ago are now sitting on the market with no buyers in sight.

In 2006, home values started decreasing in most markets. But not all markets were cooling. Provo, for example, experienced a 14% hike in home values within a short period of time while other markets were tanking.

Homeowners who lived in these hot market zones realized the full effects of the crash when they tried to sell their homes. Homes that usually sold within a few weeks in the past were sitting for months. It did not take long for sellers to realize that they had to do something drastic to attract buyers. So they started slashing their prices and offering discounts to buyers who would buy their home without an agent. This cut back on the commission fees that sellers had to pay and they could pass this savings to the buyer.

The message that these communities learned is one that we should all pay attention to. No market is immune to the housing bust. Even in markets where prices are continuing to rise, the appreciation is not as robust as it has been in the past. These markets are in the beginning cooling stages. Strict loan restrictions are not doing anything to help sellers sell their properties either.

Surprisingly, the economy in many of these areas has remained strong. This only points to the fact that the housing market and the local economy are not always intertwined.

Another once hot market that appears to be cooling is Seattle. In the Seattle market, prices are not rising as quickly as they once did. Homes are also sitting on the market longer than they used to. Foreclosure rates are on the rise as well.

Experts are still predicting that Seattle should be able to carry on through the crash. Apartment values in the city remain quite strong. Inventory is high, but sales volumes are keeping pace.

Not only has Seattle been able to hold on, the state of Washington as a whole has been able to do relatively well. Why? The state adopted the Growth Management Act which limited the amount of construction projects in the state. Other states were building at a much too rapid rate which has left many new properties empty.

This Act was an extreme plus for Seattle and Washington State. Other states were not so fortunate. New construction projects were left half finished or finished and empty. This resulted in a large number of defaulted construction loans.

Property market is shaking all over India but the real estate market of Chandigarh is still offering a lot of opportunities to its buyers and investors by way of different residential and commercial realty projects. Besides that, the government of Chandigarh decided to bring down the stamp duty charges with a view to promote more investments and property transactions in the property segment.

The country’s first planned city, Chandigarh is fast blooming in the property sector in India. The most significant factor in propelling Chandigarh real estate market is the NRI investment, which keeps pouring in the city. There are a large number of well off Punjabi NRIs who are putting in huge funds into Chandigarh property market.

Chandigarh has always been a favorite destination of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) buyers. Keeping this thing in mind, the real estate developers in Chandigarh have modified their projects accordingly.

Keeping this in mind, all the major real estate builders from all over India are coming up with a plethora of premium residential projects in the city. The near about areas of the city have also gained popularity among the investors as well as realtor segments. Besides the many commercial projects coming up in Chandigarh, the residential real estate of the city is also booming. As against the city’s ongoing industrial revival, the residential real estate market of the city is growing more swiftly.

Despite the fact that the city and the neighboring areas still lack infrastructure and other basic amenities, buyers from different parts of country are still investing in properties here. These buyers are making investments foreseeing the lucrative returns these properties will offer.

One of the biggest advantages of investing in Chandigarh’s real estate is low prices as compared with the metros; the city still offers an equivalent amount of rental returns, if the buyer is willing to rent out the property. Realty rates in Chandigarh are lower than the metro cities. Here, an average 2 BHK can be rented out for Rs 5,000-8,000 per month.

Commercial Realty Market of Chandigarh

Many IT companies think that Chandigarh is the place-to-be-in. In fact, a lot of IT companies have opened their offices in the city with a view to expand their horizons. These companies include big names like IBM, Dell, Cognizant, Mphasis and Satyam.

Investment in Chandigarh’s Realty Market

As the local economy of the city is growing at a persistent pace, one can easily envisage the state of property in Chandigarh. All the segments of real estate i.e. residential, retail, and commercial in Chandigarh are witnessing positive notions. Dozens of property deals are closed in the city every week.

Buyers’ point of view

Usually, it’s only the investors who take advantage of the boom in Chandigarh properties. So, one can say that Chandigarh real estate is mainly an investor driven market, and this segment is far more active than the end-user segment.

Factors contributing to its realty market

The city’s decent connectivity, low operational costs, and sufficient availability of land are, undoubtedly, some of the major contributing factors that make the properties in Chandigarh an attractive investment instrument.

Upcoming projects

The biggest and the most prominent real estate developers of India like Ansals, DLF, and Unitech etc have projects in pipeline which are to be developed in Chandigarh.

Sometime back, Delhi-based developer, Parsvnath bought 38% stake in Mr. Sabeer Bhatia’’s Nano City Project. Nano City is a commercial and residential project in Chandigarh that is expected to be complete by 2010. According to market resources, Mr. Bhatia is already scouting IT clients to open offices in his Nano City. This development is aimed at bringing more employment in the city, and thus many more property users and home seekers to Chandigarh.

But right now, one should just wait and watch. It is anticipated that property market will rebound in some months. This may be a breather for those investors who have put their money in the real estate market of Chandigarh.

Chandigarh attracts NRI buyers:

Chandigarh has always been a hot favourite of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) buyers as a a huge number of the city residents immigrate to countries abroad like Canada, New Zealand and Australia. Keeping this thing in mind, the taste and purchasing power of this segment, the real estate developers in Chandigarh have molded their projects in accordingly.

Hyderabad, the capital city of Andhra Pradesh, is also known as the city of Pearls. It offers not only enhanced lifestyle but also offers better electricity and water provisions as compared to other metropolitan cities like Delhi and Mumbai. The government of Andhra Pradesh has taken numerous steps to improve the standard of living, water and electricity facilities of Hyderabad. Also, the city has housed major IT/ITES companies; therefore, the city always boasts of high residential and commercial demand.

After the global economic slowdown, the city has gone through major transformations. The Hyderabad property market is stable and property prices are not as high as other cities in India. Because of the slowdown, many builders and developers have come up with affordable housing and some builders held their current projects. But in the past few months, the realty market of Hyderabad has shown signs of recovery. Now, many builders are planning to launch new projects in the city.

Many NRI investors are funding Hyderabad-based builders to get good return on investment. Builders like Maytas Properties have come in collaboration Nimesh Kampani, JM Financial chief, to invest Rs. 600 crore and Hyderabad-based Golden Gate Properties in collaboration with Europe-based Deutsche Bank, will come up with many new projects. In this way, it can be said that Hyderabad real estate will give its major contribution to Indian real estate market in the upcoming years.  

In order to attract more buyers for property in Hyderabad, builders are launching special schemes. Besides that, the concept of affordable housing has also come into being. But this doesn’t mean that people are not looking for luxury or premium apartments. Many local builders like Indu Projects, Janapriya, Prajay, Aditya Constructions, Bharat, Ramky, Nagarjuna, PBEL, Sree Srinivasa, Sri Aditya homes, SMR Holdings have come up with many new projects this year. Some new projects are as follow

Lodha Group is coming up with luxury apartments at Eden Square – Kukatpally,     

named as Lodha Bellezza

DLF has launched affordable housing named Lake District at Kokapet Mantri Group is coming up with residential as well as commercial projects at               

Gachibowli district

Some builders like Manjeera group have launched special schemes to boost sales. They have taken into consideration that if working-class people buy a flat, they have to pay pre-EMI from the time of availing the loan till the flat is delivered and also have to pay rent of existing flat. So, under a special scheme called ANMOL, the EMI depending upon the loan will be totally paid by Manjeera till the time apartment is delivered to the buyer. In this way, the buyer will not have burden himself with Pre-EMI and if he chooses to buy the apartment, he will have to pay margin money only.

Some builders in Hyderabad have major plans for coming financial year, 2010 and will be launching their new projects like Koncept Ambience will be launching premium luxury project at Botanical Gardens in Kondapur, Cybercity Builders and Ashoka Developers will be launching affordable housing near Kukatpally.

Mumbai with a population of more than 19 million people is one of the biggest cities in India. It is also called ‘Fashion Capital of India’ as it has a home of film fraternity called Bollywood. Mumbai is also India’s major financial capital city because many important financial institutions like Bombay Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange and Reserve Bank of India have their roots here. People from various corners of the country come to Mumbai to fulfill their dreams of getting good job, pursuing professional courses, becoming an actor etc. Therefore, residential property in Mumbai is always in demand in the city. 

The property prices vary from location to location in the city. The property rates at Bandra (E) is Rs.15, 000 per sq ft; Rs.12, 000 sq ft at Andheri (E), Rs.4, 000 at Borivilli etc. If one can’t afford buying or investing in a property at the heart of the city, Navi Mumbai and urban belt could be the best options as prices here are quite affordable. Prices in these areas range between Rs.4, 000 to Rs.5000 per sq ft and realtors predict that in future prices will rise more. Also, extension of Sion-Pannel highway connecting Vaishi, Matunga and Dadar reducing commuting time, approval of Navi Mumbai Airport by Ministry of civil Aviation, IT space of two million being occupied by MNCs, expansion plans of Jawhar-lal-nehru trust increasing warehouse and wholesale activities thus boasting trading etc, are some factors which can drive buyers and realtors to invest in the property in this city.

With the increase in investments by IT/BPO and ITES sector, demand for commercial property is also increasing. With the growth in retail sector more malls, showrooms etc are coming up thus creating demand for more office space and commercial space. The most sought after locations for commercial real estate in city are Bandra Kurla Complex, Lower Parel , Powai,centeral Business District, Narman Point etc but now focus is shifting to suburbs like Thane, Parel ,Navi Mumbai etc as one can get offices or floor spaces at affordable rates.

Like residential property, the prices of commercial property also vary according to the location. At Nariman Point Rs.21000 to 35000,Lower Parel Rs.14000 to 23000,Bandra / Santacruz Rs.21000 to 12000 to 20000,Bandra Kurla Complex Rs.20000 to 30000,Vakola Rs.14000 to 25000,Andheri (E)Rs.5000 to 13000,Andheri (W) 6000 to 13000. Not only local builders and developers have invested in commercial real estate in Mumbai but also International brands like Fishman Holdings have invested $330 million in Thane, north of Mumbai.

Like other tier-II and tier-III cities, concept of affordable housing has also come in being in Mumbai. Many builders and developers are launching these budget houses for lower and middle income group people to boost sales.

The rental value of Mumbai property is quiet high as compared to other metropolitan cities. According to a report by Cushman & Wakefield, there was 3 percent growth in rental rates on average compared to 36 percent in the previous year while rental rates in Mumbai CBD were down by 9 percent and Central and suburban locations in Mumbai witnessed a significant rental rate correction.

The Costa Rica real estate market can be fairly competitive, but there are still plenty of properties available to the average consumer. If you look carefully and take your time you will eventually find your perfect match in the Costa Rica real estate market.

These properties available in the Costa Rica real estate market range from lots where you could build a house to several million dollar mansions along the coastline. When trying to sort out everything in the Costa Rica real estate market, it is probably wise to contact a local real estate agency for help. Even though it will cost you a bit extra in the end, it will save you time and frustration at the very least. Plus if you find a real estate agent in the area you want to buy, they will have a good idea of what is available in the local Costa Rica real estate market.

Ideally, a prospective property owner would be able to visit the area and see the properties for themselves. However for some, that’s almost impossible between finances, business and family requirements. If you are strapped for funds and cannot afford to visit the island, it will make it more imperative to find a trustworthy real estate agency to guide you successfully through the twists and turns of the Costa Rica real estate market. It is likely that you will be able to find information about the agency through the commentary of other users on the internet. If someone has had a bad experience with an agency, it will be easy to find what others experiences have been.

Make sure to take your time finding the perfect match for you in the Costa Rica real estate market. You will eventually find the perfect property for your specific needs. In the end you will have a beautiful piece of property in paradise.

If compared to other cities, where both residential and commercial property graph is going downwards, Pune real estate is going steady. While industry experts have anticipated a major decline in the real estate values, Pune seems to be confronting the forecast.

Probably because Pune was never a mainstream real estate destination, so, it never saw a huge drop in real estate prices. The slump was there but it was only for a short period of time. There are many reasons why Pune is now a preferred real estate destination.  

As the IT industry drives the property demand in the city, first home sales form a major chunk of transactions happening in Pune. There is always a steady demand for property in areas like Kalyani Nagar and Baner, which are close by two major IT hubs in the city. Besides the IT and BPO industry, the student population living outside their campuses continue to fuel demand for housing in Pune.

Renowned Pune real estate developers are of the view that the Pune property prices are on the move for a sharp drop. Pune real estate agents and the local industry experts don’t think that there will be any recession in Pune Real Estate industry at least in the next 10 years. And Pune real estate builders affirm that the demand is stable and outstripping supply.

Currently, Pune property market is one of the most active segments in Western India. Private property developers as well as local property builders and civic authorities are pouring in more investments in the city.

According to the market reports, commercial property in Pune fetches about 20-25% returns on investment. This makes Pune a favorite and a preferred destination of investors.

The residential property segment is equally buoyant

It’s not only commercial property market in Pune, which has created all the buzz but also the residential property segment. These days, real estate developers in Pune are focusing on affordable houses. Prominent real estate builders like Kolte-Patil, Gera Properties have announced affordable housing project in the city. Their plan is to build one-room set and two-room set accommodation that costs between Rs 10-15 lakh.

Real estate developers are now also focusing on the bordering areas of Pune. The city centre boasts of premium capital and rental values. So, most of the users are now looking for affordable accommodation in suburban and bordering areas. And, property builders are trying to cash in on this behaviour of the property seekers. Property in areas like Kothrud, Vanwadi, Oundh are very much in demand. These areas were earlier the extension of villages but are now the hub of property development.

Residential real estate at Pune is all set to shoot high. According to the industry estimates, Pune needs almost 40,000 residential properties every year to meet the housing demands of its citizens.

Keeping this in mind, the Maharashtra government has now given a green signal to private players for setting up fully integrated townships in Pune, under the Public Private Participation (PPP) model.

To take advantage of this opportunity, Pune-based builders developer, City Group has come forward with its township project ‘Amanora Park Town’, the first one after the government’s declaration.

Under the project, the government would be providing land to the developer, who would then build up all the infrastructure comprising residential units and commercial properties. The developer will also be responsible for erecting the social infrastructure encompassing healthcare centres, educational institutions, and entertainment facilities.

Meanwhile, the Amanora Park Town would be spread in the area of about 400 acres at Hadapsar with all the abovementioned infrastructure and facilities.

As per the real estate agents, demand for medium budget residential properties in Pune is constantly increasing.

Demand for a house on rent in Pune is equally shared by employees as well as students, who come to pursue studies at this city flooded with excellent educational institutions.

Some other projects coming up in Pune:

Greensville Sky Villas in Kharadi by Gera

Bloomfield in Ambegaon by Amit Enterprises

Regent Park in Baner by Gera

Emerald City in Kharadi by Gera

Princetown in Undri by Kumar Properties

Sobha Carnation in NIBM Kondwa by Sobha Developers

Picasso in Hadapsar by Kumar Properties

Lucknow, the state capital of Uttar Pradesh, has a lot of historical and cultural significance. It not only boasts of a rich architectural heritage but also a fast evolving modern real estate destination. According to leading global property consultancy firm Knight Frank, things that have led to an increased economic activity are the changing aspirations of the resident population and potential for real estate growth within the city.

The erstwhile old city of Lucknow comprising locations like Aminabad and Chowk have given path to new centres of growth like Gomti Nagar, Mahanagar, Janakipuram and Indiranagar in the suburbs. Hazaratganj remains to be the CBD of the city but these emerging pockets have led to an increase in commercial activities in the suburbs. Now, Lucknow is witnessing development not only in the city but also along the highways connecting Lucknow to other destinations. These areas include Sitapur Road, Faizabad Road, Sultanpur Road, Raebareilli Road, Kanpur Road and Hardoi Road. Other than that, the city is also witnessing a foray of major developers like Ansal, Sahara, Omaxe, Rohtas, Eldeco etc who are coming up with promising projects within and in the periphery of the city.

The old and traditional city of Lucknow is slowly picking up the modern concepts of malls and multiplexes. The city once known for its sophisticated etiquettes and hospitality is now a ground for structured retailing. Right now, there are more than eight shopping malls that are coming up at different parts of the city, as per a study.

Current Scenario of the Lucknow real estate market

Commercial activity in Lucknow, including retail and office sector, is mainly concentrated in and around Hazratganj, according to Knight Frank research. Besides that, some other destinations like Kapurthala Commercial Complex in Mahanagar have also emerged as alternative of business centres. Offices in area like Hazratganj comprise those of banks, financial institutions, telecom service providers, government agencies as well as those of some well known developers likes Parsvnath, Halwasia, Rohtas, Eldeco, etc. Major developments taking place in these locations include the commercial complex format and have been developed by local developers.

Rapid growth of real estate in Lucknow has in a way modified the demographical scenario of the city as well. As it is an old city, there is not much space left in the core city for further real estate development. As a result, the real estate builders of Lucknow are now shifting focus and launching their projects especially in the outskirt of the city.

The transformation of the real estate market of Lucknow can further be attributed to the surge of construction activity primarily in the residential sector. To improve the residential property space in the city, developers are coming up with number of township projects on the outskirt of the city.

One such project has been developed by Sahara City Homes and the possession of property will begin this year. A total of 30 blocks have been developed. These 30 blocks will house 1620 residential units. The construction of other blocks will start taking place by the end of this quarter. This project is spread across175 acres on Hardoi Road.

Besides this, Eldeco is coming up with a 200 acre project, called Eldeco Town on Sitapur road. The price range of these apartments is between Rs 20 – Rs 50 Lakhs. There are many other national builders like Omaxe, Ansals, Parasvnath, Rohtas, who are also developing their residential project in the suburb of the Lucknow.

The localities of Gomti nagar, Mahanagar, Janakipuram and Indiranagar have now been developed as the new the residential centers. To buy a 3 BHK (1775 sq ft) apartment in Gomti nagar, Lucknow, one has to pay Rs 35 Lakhs. The rent of a residential property in Gomti nagar is about Rs 10,000-14,000 per month. Whereas, the capital value of a builder floor apartment in the Aliganj and Jankipuram ranges around Rs 25 Lakhs for a 1000 sq ft area. The rental value in Aliganj is approx Rs 9,000 per month and it varies according to the size and floor of the apartment unit.

In the last few years, the realty graph of the city has grown manifolds. Two main areas that have promoted economic development in and around the city are biotech and IT. This growth has in turn led to the growth of property in Lucknow.

The local Real Estate Market in Victoria, BC, Canada, is not performing as poorly as the news rags are “reporting.” The market statistics for this year compared to previous years show only a decline in sales volume; while the median selling price for a single family home remains virtually the same as last year, at $512,000 (last year it was $515,000.) There are many more home to choose from than previous years, so Buyers have the luxury of taking a little more time to select their perfect home.

As for the general market trend, it has been following closer to a “normal” cycle throughout the year: sales prices & activity higher in the first & third quarters and the second (and probably the fourth) quarters following at lower levels. We are still seeing “well-priced” properties that have been nicely presented selling very close to asking price (or over asking price) with multiple offers – much to the chagrin of the news reporters and “experts” that are predicting (or should I say provoking) a market down-turn.

We have noticed that a good portion of the residential Buyers seem to be originating from the Victoria/Vancouver area – either as first-time buyers, or people moving up or downsizing their homes. Decent revenue producing properties and office buildings in the downtown core are becoming a rarity because of the healthy vacancy rates.
There has been a very large decrease in customers coming up from the U.S. to buy second homes, probably because of the value of the dollar changing so much and because of the devastating real estate market conditions that have precipitated in the South. The Greater Victoria (and possibly the Vancouver) area seem to be fairly isolated from our close American neighbours’ real estate problems.
Now, I am not a financial expert by any means, but I think that all of the problems that are currently reeking havoc in the U.S. stem from the huge sale of the sub-prime mortgages to not-so-qualified Buyers; whereas, I think that we have a more strict mortgage qualification system in Canada and that probably helped avoid a devastating crisis that would have been similar to what seems to be taking place South of the Border.

So, if you read any “doom & gloom” about real estate in our neck of the woods – don’t believe it!! Check out where the information is coming from – it’s probably speculation from people who aren’t in the field and don’t really know what’s going on. Listen to the Local Experts!

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