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Southern California sees a decline in the real estate market approximately every 10 years, or so, but not anything just like the recession it's currently in. Investors are nervous, first-time home buyers are losing their employment, and the prices of homes have significantly paid off. Purchasing a home in Orange County is a highly sought after financial commitment, yet buyers are reluctant to even spend the pennies on buying homes in orange county homes and are venturing out into Riverside County to save lots of even more on drastically paid down home prices.

Typically, a modest three bedroom two bathroom home in a modest neighbor hood in Orange, California had ranged between $400, 000 to $600, 000 approximately 4-5 years prior, and now those same homes are selling for significantly less than $300, 000, if owner is lucky enough to find a buyer. Many home owners are sitting on properties they aren't able to sell, and lots of of those orange county interiors going into foreclosure. What do you do in the event that you can't sell a home for $300, 000 that you owe $400, 000 on? Perhaps your only option is bankruptcy, but this prevents you from being able to purchase another home, you're forced to rent (if it is possible to find a flat community that will accept your bankruptcy), and the prices of orange county commercial interior design firmgo even lower.