I tried to get a house’s sold price information. I checked redfin.com and found two pieces of contradictory information: one is the listed sold price, xxxx, while the other is the public record price, yyyy…??? Which price should I trust? Thanks for any input.
Sometimes you have back to back sales in very short order… Bank forecloses and it either sells at trustee sale or bank takes it back… that’s typically a lower price. Then if it was bought at trustee sale – the buyer lists it and sells it at market price. This can literally be just a few weeks.
Sometimes you have back to back sales in very short order… Bank forecloses and it either sells at trustee sale or bank takes it back… that’s typically a lower price. Then if it was bought at trustee sale – the buyer lists it and sells it at market price. This can literally be just a few weeks.
Sometimes you have back to back sales in very short order… Bank forecloses and it either sells at trustee sale or bank takes it back… that’s typically a lower price. Then if it was bought at trustee sale – the buyer lists it and sells it at market price. This can literally be just a few weeks.
Sometimes you have back to back sales in very short order… Bank forecloses and it either sells at trustee sale or bank takes it back… that’s typically a lower price. Then if it was bought at trustee sale – the buyer lists it and sells it at market price. This can literally be just a few weeks.
Sometimes you have back to back sales in very short order… Bank forecloses and it either sells at trustee sale or bank takes it back… that’s typically a lower price. Then if it was bought at trustee sale – the buyer lists it and sells it at market price. This can literally be just a few weeks.
Thanks UCGal for your quick feedback. For the sold dates, they are different. But what surprised me is the first sold price (public record, dated one week earlier) is higher, for which I thought the house was bought back by the Bank, than the listed sold price (based on MLS)… I kind get confused by that…
Thanks UCGal for your quick feedback. For the sold dates, they are different. But what surprised me is the first sold price (public record, dated one week earlier) is higher, for which I thought the house was bought back by the Bank, than the listed sold price (based on MLS)… I kind get confused by that…
Thanks UCGal for your quick feedback. For the sold dates, they are different. But what surprised me is the first sold price (public record, dated one week earlier) is higher, for which I thought the house was bought back by the Bank, than the listed sold price (based on MLS)… I kind get confused by that…
Thanks UCGal for your quick feedback. For the sold dates, they are different. But what surprised me is the first sold price (public record, dated one week earlier) is higher, for which I thought the house was bought back by the Bank, than the listed sold price (based on MLS)… I kind get confused by that…
