Minnesota Distressed Property are properties which come for sale if the person who took the mortgage couldn't pay back their loan for some reason. If many people are not able to pay back their loan they opt for foreclosure then the property will either be taken over by the lender or auctioned to the best bidder. The price of this Minnesota Distressed Property will definitely be lower than the other properties. Suppose it these properties increase in number then naturally the price of all the properties in that place comes down.

This is a best time for the buyers who have ready cash in hand. The lenders will also tighten their scrutiny, before lending money to the buyers. All the Medias point to this and say that the average sales price of properties which indicate either depreciation or appreciation of properties is going down. This is the situation now and we hope for a move from this darkness to light. If night comes, day will surely come. We have to wait till the night goes

The South Eastern MN Association of Realtors say that the average houses in Minnesota were selling for $1,87,500 in 2007 have come down to $1,85,700 in 2008. Hence it is a loss for those who bought in 2007 although it is 1%.This is not so alarming when compared to the other places where the depreciation rates are 15 to 20%. In any case loss is a loss whether it is more or less.

Timothy Williams of The Williams Home Team from Coldwell Banker Burnet in Rochester MN says one fifth of all their recent sales are Minnesota Distressed Property. The average sale price of these homes is well below the average sale of the conventional sales, The Realtors say that because of these happenings they couldn't state the real statistical report of the prices of Minnesota Distressed Property. These houses reduce the prices in the market considerably. The buyers, sellers and the lenders are all affected due by this Minnesota Distressed Property. They couldn't predict a value for any property.

Banks give a list of houses which come for foreclosure and they fix a price for it, but sometimes it so happens that they don't sell for a long time. So the price keeps coming down slowly. The priced keep coming down every month but still some Minnesota Distressed Property stay in the market for a long time and so this affects the realtors who prefer making money by selling and buying .So only if there is any action their business will survive. If the same Minnesota Distressed Property stays in the market for six months without selling it will definitely affect their business. Minnesota is definitely a unique Real Estate market.

The real Estate agents try to play games between the buyer and the seller. They try to work for both of them and hence try to raise the price for the seller and decrease the price for the buyer. So it is advised to go to a person who deals with one person per sale either buyer or seller.