4911 w mountain view dr – normal heights

[Eugene]

[quote=evolusd]This is exactly why I’m leaving San Diego. How can anyone justify close to half a million bucks for a 744-sf 2/1? I’d rather have to deal with the seasons and not be a slave to my mortgage. Just my $.02[/quote]

You don’t even have to leave too far … fifteen miles in any direction and half a million bucks get you a four times bigger house.

[sobmaz]

It must have been a cash buyer and no bank appraisal was necessary.

The buyer probably got frustrated with not getting other houses they may have bid on and then in the frenzy of things offered way too much.

If so, not a very smart buyer.

Just a theory.

[sobmaz]

It must have been a cash buyer and no bank appraisal was necessary.

The buyer probably got frustrated with not getting other houses they may have bid on and then in the frenzy of things offered way too much.

If so, not a very smart buyer.

Just a theory.

[sobmaz]

It must have been a cash buyer and no bank appraisal was necessary.

The buyer probably got frustrated with not getting other houses they may have bid on and then in the frenzy of things offered way too much.

If so, not a very smart buyer.

Just a theory.

[sobmaz]

It must have been a cash buyer and no bank appraisal was necessary.

The buyer probably got frustrated with not getting other houses they may have bid on and then in the frenzy of things offered way too much.

If so, not a very smart buyer.

Just a theory.

[sobmaz]

It must have been a cash buyer and no bank appraisal was necessary.

The buyer probably got frustrated with not getting other houses they may have bid on and then in the frenzy of things offered way too much.

If so, not a very smart buyer.

Just a theory.

[smshorttimer]

I doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.

It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.

[smshorttimer]

I doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.

It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.

[smshorttimer]

I doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.

It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.

[smshorttimer]

I doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.

It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.

[smshorttimer]

I doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.

It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.

[evolusd]

That’s exactly my point. No curb appeal, small and old homes that need work, small lots, no view…I don’t see the rationale behind paying that much money for what you get.

There’s a show on HGTV called ‘What You Get for The Money’. They pick a price and look at different markets around the country. Puts everything into perspective, for me at least.

[evolusd]

That’s exactly my point. No curb appeal, small and old homes that need work, small lots, no view…I don’t see the rationale behind paying that much money for what you get.

There’s a show on HGTV called ‘What You Get for The Money’. They pick a price and look at different markets around the country. Puts everything into perspective, for me at least.

[evolusd]

That’s exactly my point. No curb appeal, small and old homes that need work, small lots, no view…I don’t see the rationale behind paying that much money for what you get.

There’s a show on HGTV called ‘What You Get for The Money’. They pick a price and look at different markets around the country. Puts everything into perspective, for me at least.

[evolusd]

That’s exactly my point. No curb appeal, small and old homes that need work, small lots, no view…I don’t see the rationale behind paying that much money for what you get.

There’s a show on HGTV called ‘What You Get for The Money’. They pick a price and look at different markets around the country. Puts everything into perspective, for me at least.

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