The answer is: It depend on where the property is located and the price point the property falls under.  In most places in Georgia, where I practice real estate, it is indeed a Seller's Market, defined as a market in which a seller can and will sell their home in a reasonable amount of time for near to if not at asking price and in many cases greater than asking price.  This is caused, normally, when a market has a greater number of buyers than sellers have properties to sell.  Therefore, the demand is elevated and the existing properties for sell increase in value and decrease in time on market.  Put simply: the seller can get more for their property and do it quickly.  However, this…