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  • December 30, 2009 at 5:17 AM #16854
    abell
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    I live in a condo complex, and a unit near mine is currently for sale (it’s a forclosure).

    http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090069952-7280_Calle_Cristobal_63_San_Diego_CA_92126

    The previous resident of that unit said she could hear the upstairs neighbors walking around in the evening when everyone was home and it was loud (she wore earplugs on a regular basis as she lived alone). The upstairs unit has either hardwood floor or laminate (not sure which), but it’s not carpet so that makes it louder for the unit under it. Also there are 7 people and a dog that live in the upper unit (which is 2 bedrooms and a loft), so that is a lot of people for a small space. The previous resident said she wishes she had looked at the property in the evening (when it gets loud) before buying, as then she may not have bought it. I feel bad for whoever buys the place if they like it to be quiet, and I would like to do something to warn people. Obviously if I am asked by a potential buyer, I will warn them (I’ve already done so for one potential buyer), but not everyone walks around asking neighbors things. Other than posting here, is there anything else I can do?

    Just a note regarding suggestions: I am not interested in making the upstairs neighbors upset with me, as their loudness doesn’t affect my unit and I just signed another lease for another year, so I’ll be here at least that long and have to live near them.

    December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM #497805
    recordsclerk
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    Is this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?

    December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM #498690
    recordsclerk
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    Is this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?

    December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM #498442
    recordsclerk
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    Is this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?

    December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM #498350
    recordsclerk
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    Is this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?

    December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM #497958
    recordsclerk
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    Is this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?

    December 30, 2009 at 8:06 AM #498452
    abell
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    It’s a forclosure. Upper tennants: 4 are part of the family that owns the unit (with a baby on the way). The other 3 and dog are renters. I am guessing that the family that owns it has renters so they can afford the mortgage.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:06 AM #498700
    abell
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    It’s a forclosure. Upper tennants: 4 are part of the family that owns the unit (with a baby on the way). The other 3 and dog are renters. I am guessing that the family that owns it has renters so they can afford the mortgage.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:06 AM #498360
    abell
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    It’s a forclosure. Upper tennants: 4 are part of the family that owns the unit (with a baby on the way). The other 3 and dog are renters. I am guessing that the family that owns it has renters so they can afford the mortgage.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:06 AM #497815
    abell
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    It’s a forclosure. Upper tennants: 4 are part of the family that owns the unit (with a baby on the way). The other 3 and dog are renters. I am guessing that the family that owns it has renters so they can afford the mortgage.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:06 AM #497968
    abell
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    It’s a forclosure. Upper tennants: 4 are part of the family that owns the unit (with a baby on the way). The other 3 and dog are renters. I am guessing that the family that owns it has renters so they can afford the mortgage.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:11 AM #497973
    abell
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    Basically, the upper tennants are owners (as opposed to renters), so I don’t see them leaving anytime soon. Since we’ve been here, the renters the upper unit has have changed, but they seem to always be able to find new renters pretty quickly.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:11 AM #498705
    abell
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    Basically, the upper tennants are owners (as opposed to renters), so I don’t see them leaving anytime soon. Since we’ve been here, the renters the upper unit has have changed, but they seem to always be able to find new renters pretty quickly.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:11 AM #497820
    abell
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    Basically, the upper tennants are owners (as opposed to renters), so I don’t see them leaving anytime soon. Since we’ve been here, the renters the upper unit has have changed, but they seem to always be able to find new renters pretty quickly.

    December 30, 2009 at 8:11 AM #498457
    abell
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    Basically, the upper tennants are owners (as opposed to renters), so I don’t see them leaving anytime soon. Since we’ve been here, the renters the upper unit has have changed, but they seem to always be able to find new renters pretty quickly.

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