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May 26, 2008 at 8:05 PM #211842May 26, 2008 at 8:54 PM #211719SD RealtorParticipant
Yeah the proximity to Balboa is not anything to underestimate. With that said everything you mentioned is pretty easy, even the drywall. Did you get a look at the footing? Any cracks anywhere?
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May 26, 2008 at 8:54 PM #211790SD RealtorParticipantYeah the proximity to Balboa is not anything to underestimate. With that said everything you mentioned is pretty easy, even the drywall. Did you get a look at the footing? Any cracks anywhere?
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May 26, 2008 at 8:54 PM #211818SD RealtorParticipantYeah the proximity to Balboa is not anything to underestimate. With that said everything you mentioned is pretty easy, even the drywall. Did you get a look at the footing? Any cracks anywhere?
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May 26, 2008 at 8:54 PM #211841SD RealtorParticipantYeah the proximity to Balboa is not anything to underestimate. With that said everything you mentioned is pretty easy, even the drywall. Did you get a look at the footing? Any cracks anywhere?
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May 26, 2008 at 8:54 PM #211872SD RealtorParticipantYeah the proximity to Balboa is not anything to underestimate. With that said everything you mentioned is pretty easy, even the drywall. Did you get a look at the footing? Any cracks anywhere?
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May 26, 2008 at 9:18 PM #211729sdnativesonParticipantIn the mid 3’s? LOL. so much for “fundamentals”. It’s not worth that now and won’t be in another year IMHO.
Some neighborhoods in Clairemont (some above the 52 and farther west are nice and can warrant a higher digit but the mount streets? Not much more than a decade ago houses were well under 200 in most of those Mount neighborhoods. I know, I know, its not the same, times have changed etc. but most of Clairemont hasn’t changed, for the better.
In the fours and fives it’s way beyond the middle, lower middle class area it started out as. The lot sizes on a majority of those homes are far smaller than this place (not much room to grow beyond up).
That all aside I guess someone could get off an having the
most expensive house in this neighborhood.May 26, 2008 at 9:18 PM #211801sdnativesonParticipantIn the mid 3’s? LOL. so much for “fundamentals”. It’s not worth that now and won’t be in another year IMHO.
Some neighborhoods in Clairemont (some above the 52 and farther west are nice and can warrant a higher digit but the mount streets? Not much more than a decade ago houses were well under 200 in most of those Mount neighborhoods. I know, I know, its not the same, times have changed etc. but most of Clairemont hasn’t changed, for the better.
In the fours and fives it’s way beyond the middle, lower middle class area it started out as. The lot sizes on a majority of those homes are far smaller than this place (not much room to grow beyond up).
That all aside I guess someone could get off an having the
most expensive house in this neighborhood.May 26, 2008 at 9:18 PM #211828sdnativesonParticipantIn the mid 3’s? LOL. so much for “fundamentals”. It’s not worth that now and won’t be in another year IMHO.
Some neighborhoods in Clairemont (some above the 52 and farther west are nice and can warrant a higher digit but the mount streets? Not much more than a decade ago houses were well under 200 in most of those Mount neighborhoods. I know, I know, its not the same, times have changed etc. but most of Clairemont hasn’t changed, for the better.
In the fours and fives it’s way beyond the middle, lower middle class area it started out as. The lot sizes on a majority of those homes are far smaller than this place (not much room to grow beyond up).
That all aside I guess someone could get off an having the
most expensive house in this neighborhood.May 26, 2008 at 9:18 PM #211851sdnativesonParticipantIn the mid 3’s? LOL. so much for “fundamentals”. It’s not worth that now and won’t be in another year IMHO.
Some neighborhoods in Clairemont (some above the 52 and farther west are nice and can warrant a higher digit but the mount streets? Not much more than a decade ago houses were well under 200 in most of those Mount neighborhoods. I know, I know, its not the same, times have changed etc. but most of Clairemont hasn’t changed, for the better.
In the fours and fives it’s way beyond the middle, lower middle class area it started out as. The lot sizes on a majority of those homes are far smaller than this place (not much room to grow beyond up).
That all aside I guess someone could get off an having the
most expensive house in this neighborhood.May 26, 2008 at 9:18 PM #211882sdnativesonParticipantIn the mid 3’s? LOL. so much for “fundamentals”. It’s not worth that now and won’t be in another year IMHO.
Some neighborhoods in Clairemont (some above the 52 and farther west are nice and can warrant a higher digit but the mount streets? Not much more than a decade ago houses were well under 200 in most of those Mount neighborhoods. I know, I know, its not the same, times have changed etc. but most of Clairemont hasn’t changed, for the better.
In the fours and fives it’s way beyond the middle, lower middle class area it started out as. The lot sizes on a majority of those homes are far smaller than this place (not much room to grow beyond up).
That all aside I guess someone could get off an having the
most expensive house in this neighborhood.May 26, 2008 at 10:54 PM #211789NotCrankyParticipantGood input sdduuuude,
I like this property.This is the ideal rehab property. It is bad enough that only someone with a little money, skills and time can handle it and it is a perfect rent and hold property. It is still priced too high. Maybe the premium for the big yard will hurt the accounting on this one as a rental. Maybe not.Hopefully we get to where these(with any size lot) are closer to 200k and sitting around with some market time.
Like SDR said there will be more of these and eventually they will be sitting out there rotting with hardly any competition…or at least I hope so.
May 26, 2008 at 10:54 PM #211860NotCrankyParticipantGood input sdduuuude,
I like this property.This is the ideal rehab property. It is bad enough that only someone with a little money, skills and time can handle it and it is a perfect rent and hold property. It is still priced too high. Maybe the premium for the big yard will hurt the accounting on this one as a rental. Maybe not.Hopefully we get to where these(with any size lot) are closer to 200k and sitting around with some market time.
Like SDR said there will be more of these and eventually they will be sitting out there rotting with hardly any competition…or at least I hope so.
May 26, 2008 at 10:54 PM #211888NotCrankyParticipantGood input sdduuuude,
I like this property.This is the ideal rehab property. It is bad enough that only someone with a little money, skills and time can handle it and it is a perfect rent and hold property. It is still priced too high. Maybe the premium for the big yard will hurt the accounting on this one as a rental. Maybe not.Hopefully we get to where these(with any size lot) are closer to 200k and sitting around with some market time.
Like SDR said there will be more of these and eventually they will be sitting out there rotting with hardly any competition…or at least I hope so.
May 26, 2008 at 10:54 PM #211911NotCrankyParticipantGood input sdduuuude,
I like this property.This is the ideal rehab property. It is bad enough that only someone with a little money, skills and time can handle it and it is a perfect rent and hold property. It is still priced too high. Maybe the premium for the big yard will hurt the accounting on this one as a rental. Maybe not.Hopefully we get to where these(with any size lot) are closer to 200k and sitting around with some market time.
Like SDR said there will be more of these and eventually they will be sitting out there rotting with hardly any competition…or at least I hope so.
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