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June 12, 2008 at 8:48 AM #13023June 12, 2008 at 10:36 AM #221761
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ParticipantThese houses should be in the upper 5’s…so they have a lil way to go. They should support a family making 150k a year.
June 12, 2008 at 10:36 AM #221863ParticipantThese houses should be in the upper 5’s…so they have a lil way to go. They should support a family making 150k a year.
June 12, 2008 at 10:36 AM #221877ParticipantThese houses should be in the upper 5’s…so they have a lil way to go. They should support a family making 150k a year.
June 12, 2008 at 10:36 AM #221910ParticipantThese houses should be in the upper 5’s…so they have a lil way to go. They should support a family making 150k a year.
June 12, 2008 at 10:36 AM #221927ParticipantThese houses should be in the upper 5’s…so they have a lil way to go. They should support a family making 150k a year.
June 12, 2008 at 2:41 PM #222188sdrealtor
Participant2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.
Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.
June 12, 2008 at 2:41 PM #222170Participant2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.
Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.
June 12, 2008 at 2:41 PM #222137Participant2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.
Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.
June 12, 2008 at 2:41 PM #222125Participant2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.
Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.
June 12, 2008 at 2:41 PM #222021Participant2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.
Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.
June 12, 2008 at 2:51 PM #222207waiting for bottom
ParticipantThanks for the insight.
What do you think Corte Limon would have gone for around the peak?
I walked through it last weekend and it has some strong pluses (culdesac, yard, 5 beds) and minor minuses (small master, one bed converted into Gym, weird jacknjill upstairs).
It’s priced right for today’s market but I guess it all depends on how you view tomorrow’s market. I’d consider buying it at 700K next year.
June 12, 2008 at 2:51 PM #222145ParticipantThanks for the insight.
What do you think Corte Limon would have gone for around the peak?
I walked through it last weekend and it has some strong pluses (culdesac, yard, 5 beds) and minor minuses (small master, one bed converted into Gym, weird jacknjill upstairs).
It’s priced right for today’s market but I guess it all depends on how you view tomorrow’s market. I’d consider buying it at 700K next year.
June 12, 2008 at 2:51 PM #222157ParticipantThanks for the insight.
What do you think Corte Limon would have gone for around the peak?
I walked through it last weekend and it has some strong pluses (culdesac, yard, 5 beds) and minor minuses (small master, one bed converted into Gym, weird jacknjill upstairs).
It’s priced right for today’s market but I guess it all depends on how you view tomorrow’s market. I’d consider buying it at 700K next year.
June 12, 2008 at 2:51 PM #222041ParticipantThanks for the insight.
What do you think Corte Limon would have gone for around the peak?
I walked through it last weekend and it has some strong pluses (culdesac, yard, 5 beds) and minor minuses (small master, one bed converted into Gym, weird jacknjill upstairs).
It’s priced right for today’s market but I guess it all depends on how you view tomorrow’s market. I’d consider buying it at 700K next year.
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