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House-Hungry Silicon Valley Buyers Are Getting Desperate
September 08, 2016
As housing inventory in the Silicon Valley hits its lowest point in 20 years, buyers are literally ringing the doorbells of residents who haven’t put their homes on the market. And, once presented with an offer that’s too good to turn down, many of the owners are selling. It streamlines an expensive process that can often take months.
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