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December 1, 2007 at 7:31 AM #11036December 1, 2007 at 8:51 AM #106202dejamsParticipant
I don’t care how sweet the deal is because it does not make business sense to write an offer for sight unseen. Who would want to spend 700K+ without looking at it? It looks fishy and maybe the real estate agent is trying to generate traffic. I do like seeing the trend of those homes going down to the 700K from mid 900K. I would hold off patiently wait until mid 2008.
December 1, 2007 at 8:51 AM #106355dejamsParticipantI don’t care how sweet the deal is because it does not make business sense to write an offer for sight unseen. Who would want to spend 700K+ without looking at it? It looks fishy and maybe the real estate agent is trying to generate traffic. I do like seeing the trend of those homes going down to the 700K from mid 900K. I would hold off patiently wait until mid 2008.
December 1, 2007 at 8:51 AM #106337dejamsParticipantI don’t care how sweet the deal is because it does not make business sense to write an offer for sight unseen. Who would want to spend 700K+ without looking at it? It looks fishy and maybe the real estate agent is trying to generate traffic. I do like seeing the trend of those homes going down to the 700K from mid 900K. I would hold off patiently wait until mid 2008.
December 1, 2007 at 8:51 AM #106329dejamsParticipantI don’t care how sweet the deal is because it does not make business sense to write an offer for sight unseen. Who would want to spend 700K+ without looking at it? It looks fishy and maybe the real estate agent is trying to generate traffic. I do like seeing the trend of those homes going down to the 700K from mid 900K. I would hold off patiently wait until mid 2008.
December 1, 2007 at 8:51 AM #106297dejamsParticipantI don’t care how sweet the deal is because it does not make business sense to write an offer for sight unseen. Who would want to spend 700K+ without looking at it? It looks fishy and maybe the real estate agent is trying to generate traffic. I do like seeing the trend of those homes going down to the 700K from mid 900K. I would hold off patiently wait until mid 2008.
December 1, 2007 at 9:07 AM #106360farbetParticipantbuyer beware
Hands down the best buy of the year! Exquisite upgrades in this lovely and coastal encinitas ranch home. Has marble and distressed hardwood flooring, granite surfaces, volume ceilings, balconies off upstairs bedrooms, and great rear yard with custom hardscaping and landscaping. Offer must be made sight unseen. See supp._There is an uncooperative occupant who refuses to give access, and any sale will be subject to the rights of the current occupants(s) until lease ends in april, 2008. Nod has been filed.
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-CD2D477A-645_Brae_Mar_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024December 1, 2007 at 9:07 AM #106342farbetParticipantbuyer beware
Hands down the best buy of the year! Exquisite upgrades in this lovely and coastal encinitas ranch home. Has marble and distressed hardwood flooring, granite surfaces, volume ceilings, balconies off upstairs bedrooms, and great rear yard with custom hardscaping and landscaping. Offer must be made sight unseen. See supp._There is an uncooperative occupant who refuses to give access, and any sale will be subject to the rights of the current occupants(s) until lease ends in april, 2008. Nod has been filed.
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-CD2D477A-645_Brae_Mar_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024December 1, 2007 at 9:07 AM #106334farbetParticipantbuyer beware
Hands down the best buy of the year! Exquisite upgrades in this lovely and coastal encinitas ranch home. Has marble and distressed hardwood flooring, granite surfaces, volume ceilings, balconies off upstairs bedrooms, and great rear yard with custom hardscaping and landscaping. Offer must be made sight unseen. See supp._There is an uncooperative occupant who refuses to give access, and any sale will be subject to the rights of the current occupants(s) until lease ends in april, 2008. Nod has been filed.
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-CD2D477A-645_Brae_Mar_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024December 1, 2007 at 9:07 AM #106302farbetParticipantbuyer beware
Hands down the best buy of the year! Exquisite upgrades in this lovely and coastal encinitas ranch home. Has marble and distressed hardwood flooring, granite surfaces, volume ceilings, balconies off upstairs bedrooms, and great rear yard with custom hardscaping and landscaping. Offer must be made sight unseen. See supp._There is an uncooperative occupant who refuses to give access, and any sale will be subject to the rights of the current occupants(s) until lease ends in april, 2008. Nod has been filed.
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-CD2D477A-645_Brae_Mar_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024December 1, 2007 at 9:07 AM #106207farbetParticipantbuyer beware
Hands down the best buy of the year! Exquisite upgrades in this lovely and coastal encinitas ranch home. Has marble and distressed hardwood flooring, granite surfaces, volume ceilings, balconies off upstairs bedrooms, and great rear yard with custom hardscaping and landscaping. Offer must be made sight unseen. See supp._There is an uncooperative occupant who refuses to give access, and any sale will be subject to the rights of the current occupants(s) until lease ends in april, 2008. Nod has been filed.
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-CD2D477A-645_Brae_Mar_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024December 1, 2007 at 9:27 AM #106312betting on fallParticipantSo first you have hope the bank accepts your short sale offer. Then you have to wait until April to find out what your inherited “uncooperative tenant” did to the place.
Of course, what they should do is just buy the tenant out. If gave him $10,000 to leave, I suspect they would more than make that back in the better offers they would get.
But the owner is not going to spend his OWN money to make sure the bank gets better short sale offers.
The bank should just foreclose and put everyone out of their misery. This is one case where the bank probably would get more even after going through the expense of foreclosure.
December 1, 2007 at 9:27 AM #106217betting on fallParticipantSo first you have hope the bank accepts your short sale offer. Then you have to wait until April to find out what your inherited “uncooperative tenant” did to the place.
Of course, what they should do is just buy the tenant out. If gave him $10,000 to leave, I suspect they would more than make that back in the better offers they would get.
But the owner is not going to spend his OWN money to make sure the bank gets better short sale offers.
The bank should just foreclose and put everyone out of their misery. This is one case where the bank probably would get more even after going through the expense of foreclosure.
December 1, 2007 at 9:27 AM #106344betting on fallParticipantSo first you have hope the bank accepts your short sale offer. Then you have to wait until April to find out what your inherited “uncooperative tenant” did to the place.
Of course, what they should do is just buy the tenant out. If gave him $10,000 to leave, I suspect they would more than make that back in the better offers they would get.
But the owner is not going to spend his OWN money to make sure the bank gets better short sale offers.
The bank should just foreclose and put everyone out of their misery. This is one case where the bank probably would get more even after going through the expense of foreclosure.
December 1, 2007 at 9:27 AM #106370betting on fallParticipantSo first you have hope the bank accepts your short sale offer. Then you have to wait until April to find out what your inherited “uncooperative tenant” did to the place.
Of course, what they should do is just buy the tenant out. If gave him $10,000 to leave, I suspect they would more than make that back in the better offers they would get.
But the owner is not going to spend his OWN money to make sure the bank gets better short sale offers.
The bank should just foreclose and put everyone out of their misery. This is one case where the bank probably would get more even after going through the expense of foreclosure.
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