As desperation sets in, the quotes are becoming more and more ridiculous.
From the Beacon in Montana: Montana Tip-Toes Around Housing Lull.
“For sale” signs are propping up all around Flathead Valley, but Ted Dykstra, president of the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors, attributed that to an excessive number of homes on the market, not slow sales."
OK, you get the "Genius"-of-the-Day award!
From the San Francisco Chronicle: Hardworking Oakland family can't sell 'sweet little house' located in real estate 'dead zone'
"Luckily, they have equity," said their Realtor, Mary Dresser of Prudential California Realty. "But if they can't sell, they don't really have any equity, or at least they can't gain access to their equity."
If you "can't gain access to your equity", that would be because you "don't have any equity".
These reporters are all in the "Why does it hurt when I pee?"-category of reporters!
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