Hate to rain on the parade again but I doubt you would have bought that one on Arizona. It had pretty major foundation issues and needed a new foundation. It was likely that it could not be financed in its prior condition and defintely not for an FHA buyer. After paying cash, the buyer pulled out over $115K to finance repairs. The 750K is a dream price but the buyer that took the risk on that one with their cash to buy, took a loan to rehab major issues and did a phenomenal rehab redoing the entire house deserves to earn a profit. That is not a paint n carpet flipper.
Just like SD R, I am not defending the market. It sucks and we know that better than you. We both wish you well and that you get a nice home you love sooner than later. However, we are trying to make sure thi8ngs are presented as they are not as they are perceived by armchair RE experts who dont have access to enough information to know what is really happening with homes they get frustrated over for all the wrong reasons.
