25% off in a very nice part of Carmel Valley

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[quote=MadeInTaiwan]My retail bank branch manager friend stated that Carmel Valley is among the leaders if not the leader in the county for car repos. I think he mentioned this in 2008. Draw your own conclusions.[/quote]

MIT – That’s great information. Is there any way you can dig up official data on this and post it ? Maybe your friend can direct you to some industry databases or something.

[Eugene]

It’s still a tract house, and 1.47m still does not make sense. You could live in Olivenhain for that money. There are a few dozen listings in RSF under 2m mark.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090003508-2918_Lone_Jack_Encinitas_Ca_92024

[Eugene]

It’s still a tract house, and 1.47m still does not make sense. You could live in Olivenhain for that money. There are a few dozen listings in RSF under 2m mark.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090003508-2918_Lone_Jack_Encinitas_Ca_92024

[Eugene]

It’s still a tract house, and 1.47m still does not make sense. You could live in Olivenhain for that money. There are a few dozen listings in RSF under 2m mark.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090003508-2918_Lone_Jack_Encinitas_Ca_92024

[Eugene]

It’s still a tract house, and 1.47m still does not make sense. You could live in Olivenhain for that money. There are a few dozen listings in RSF under 2m mark.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090003508-2918_Lone_Jack_Encinitas_Ca_92024

[Eugene]

It’s still a tract house, and 1.47m still does not make sense. You could live in Olivenhain for that money. There are a few dozen listings in RSF under 2m mark.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090003508-2918_Lone_Jack_Encinitas_Ca_92024

[bsrsharma]

half a million dollars … is a lot of money for some poor bastard

Was this a short sale or foreclosure? If not, why did he had to sell? I am curious what was the down payment. If it was little or none, he is not a “poor bastard” but a smart crook who took the bank to the cleaners. (Now of course, the taxpayers/citizens will clean the mess)

[bsrsharma]

half a million dollars … is a lot of money for some poor bastard

Was this a short sale or foreclosure? If not, why did he had to sell? I am curious what was the down payment. If it was little or none, he is not a “poor bastard” but a smart crook who took the bank to the cleaners. (Now of course, the taxpayers/citizens will clean the mess)

[bsrsharma]

half a million dollars … is a lot of money for some poor bastard

Was this a short sale or foreclosure? If not, why did he had to sell? I am curious what was the down payment. If it was little or none, he is not a “poor bastard” but a smart crook who took the bank to the cleaners. (Now of course, the taxpayers/citizens will clean the mess)

[bsrsharma]

half a million dollars … is a lot of money for some poor bastard

Was this a short sale or foreclosure? If not, why did he had to sell? I am curious what was the down payment. If it was little or none, he is not a “poor bastard” but a smart crook who took the bank to the cleaners. (Now of course, the taxpayers/citizens will clean the mess)

[bsrsharma]

half a million dollars … is a lot of money for some poor bastard

Was this a short sale or foreclosure? If not, why did he had to sell? I am curious what was the down payment. If it was little or none, he is not a “poor bastard” but a smart crook who took the bank to the cleaners. (Now of course, the taxpayers/citizens will clean the mess)

[stockstradr]

Realtors who are knowledgeable on CV, your kind and valuable opinion please:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090004696-12166_Carmel_Park_San_Diego_Ca_92130

What do you think this active listing will likely sell for in this market?

I’m kinda curious how an ex-coworker’s house value is holding up. I’m using the above home as a proxy. My friend’s home is similar size to above active listing, and similar size. This is his home:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-3CFE84CC-3935_Del_Mar_Gln_San_Diego_CA_92130

HOWEVER, I think my friend’s home interior is more like this link below (so not nearly showing as well as the first link) and probably has no pool:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Pictures-080080438

My friend paid about $373/sq ft (including needed renovation costs)

It seems that area has held its value well into last year. Starting this year with the accelerating job layoffs hitting even the economic brackets of these homeowners, I think home values in these areas will start to take a hit.

[stockstradr]

Realtors who are knowledgeable on CV, your kind and valuable opinion please:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090004696-12166_Carmel_Park_San_Diego_Ca_92130

What do you think this active listing will likely sell for in this market?

I’m kinda curious how an ex-coworker’s house value is holding up. I’m using the above home as a proxy. My friend’s home is similar size to above active listing, and similar size. This is his home:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-3CFE84CC-3935_Del_Mar_Gln_San_Diego_CA_92130

HOWEVER, I think my friend’s home interior is more like this link below (so not nearly showing as well as the first link) and probably has no pool:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Pictures-080080438

My friend paid about $373/sq ft (including needed renovation costs)

It seems that area has held its value well into last year. Starting this year with the accelerating job layoffs hitting even the economic brackets of these homeowners, I think home values in these areas will start to take a hit.

[stockstradr]

Realtors who are knowledgeable on CV, your kind and valuable opinion please:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090004696-12166_Carmel_Park_San_Diego_Ca_92130

What do you think this active listing will likely sell for in this market?

I’m kinda curious how an ex-coworker’s house value is holding up. I’m using the above home as a proxy. My friend’s home is similar size to above active listing, and similar size. This is his home:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-3CFE84CC-3935_Del_Mar_Gln_San_Diego_CA_92130

HOWEVER, I think my friend’s home interior is more like this link below (so not nearly showing as well as the first link) and probably has no pool:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Pictures-080080438

My friend paid about $373/sq ft (including needed renovation costs)

It seems that area has held its value well into last year. Starting this year with the accelerating job layoffs hitting even the economic brackets of these homeowners, I think home values in these areas will start to take a hit.

[stockstradr]

Realtors who are knowledgeable on CV, your kind and valuable opinion please:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090004696-12166_Carmel_Park_San_Diego_Ca_92130

What do you think this active listing will likely sell for in this market?

I’m kinda curious how an ex-coworker’s house value is holding up. I’m using the above home as a proxy. My friend’s home is similar size to above active listing, and similar size. This is his home:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-3CFE84CC-3935_Del_Mar_Gln_San_Diego_CA_92130

HOWEVER, I think my friend’s home interior is more like this link below (so not nearly showing as well as the first link) and probably has no pool:

http://www.sdlookup.com/Pictures-080080438

My friend paid about $373/sq ft (including needed renovation costs)

It seems that area has held its value well into last year. Starting this year with the accelerating job layoffs hitting even the economic brackets of these homeowners, I think home values in these areas will start to take a hit.

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