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  • March 24, 2010 at 4:34 PM #17256
    jpinpb
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    As some may know, I’m looking for a fixer and multiple units would be a bonus for mom and/or dad-in-law. So I came across a listing on Redfin that caught my eye. 638-44 21st St, PROPERTY SOLD AS IS WITHOUT REPAIR OR WARRANTY.

    I thought I’d try to contact the listing agent directly, which is David Judd. The only phone number I was able to get on Realtor.com was mostly automated directing you to Alti Source.

    I was on hold for a very long time to speak to a live person. Finally, Deepak George got on the phone. He had a nice accent and when I asked where he was located, he said India.

    He told me if I wanted to make an offer, I needed to contact my own realtor. It’s bank owned (Ocwen). Anyway, he told me they already have offers and the highest is now $404k.

    I was just surprised that a call like this was routed to India and why they wouldn’t encourage you to contact the listing agent.

    March 24, 2010 at 4:36 PM #530631
    jpinpb
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    The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.

    March 24, 2010 at 4:36 PM #531567
    jpinpb
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    The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.

    March 24, 2010 at 4:36 PM #531308
    jpinpb
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    The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.

    March 24, 2010 at 4:36 PM #531210
    jpinpb
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    The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.

    March 24, 2010 at 4:36 PM #530759
    jpinpb
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    The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.

    March 24, 2010 at 5:02 PM #530650
    Coronita
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    lol.

    Well, it’s pretty funny. Actually. I read an article about how a few Chinese companies are going to be bidding on the high speed rail project.

    Ironic. Tax dollars diverted intended to create “jobs” via public works projects with the possibility of a company overseas on doing the actual work.

    March 24, 2010 at 5:02 PM #531230
    Coronita
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    lol.

    Well, it’s pretty funny. Actually. I read an article about how a few Chinese companies are going to be bidding on the high speed rail project.

    Ironic. Tax dollars diverted intended to create “jobs” via public works projects with the possibility of a company overseas on doing the actual work.

    March 24, 2010 at 5:02 PM #531587
    Coronita
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    lol.

    Well, it’s pretty funny. Actually. I read an article about how a few Chinese companies are going to be bidding on the high speed rail project.

    Ironic. Tax dollars diverted intended to create “jobs” via public works projects with the possibility of a company overseas on doing the actual work.

    March 24, 2010 at 5:02 PM #531328
    Coronita
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    lol.

    Well, it’s pretty funny. Actually. I read an article about how a few Chinese companies are going to be bidding on the high speed rail project.

    Ironic. Tax dollars diverted intended to create “jobs” via public works projects with the possibility of a company overseas on doing the actual work.

    March 24, 2010 at 5:02 PM #530779
    Coronita
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    lol.

    Well, it’s pretty funny. Actually. I read an article about how a few Chinese companies are going to be bidding on the high speed rail project.

    Ironic. Tax dollars diverted intended to create “jobs” via public works projects with the possibility of a company overseas on doing the actual work.

    March 24, 2010 at 5:07 PM #530789
    an
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    [quote=jpinpb]The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.[/quote]
    What’s wrong with listing at an absurdly low price and let the market determine its real price. What’s your definition of a frenzy? How do you want the market to be?

    March 24, 2010 at 5:07 PM #530661
    an
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    [quote=jpinpb]The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.[/quote]
    What’s wrong with listing at an absurdly low price and let the market determine its real price. What’s your definition of a frenzy? How do you want the market to be?

    March 24, 2010 at 5:07 PM #531338
    an
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    [quote=jpinpb]The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.[/quote]
    What’s wrong with listing at an absurdly low price and let the market determine its real price. What’s your definition of a frenzy? How do you want the market to be?

    March 24, 2010 at 5:07 PM #531240
    an
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    [quote=jpinpb]The jump in price wasn’t surprising, from 155k to 404k. I figured all this was tactical low price get people in a bidding war frenzy auction mentality. Mental pun intended.[/quote]
    What’s wrong with listing at an absurdly low price and let the market determine its real price. What’s your definition of a frenzy? How do you want the market to be?

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