So the bank probably knew the appraised value before they list it. You uncle/aunt just got lucky and not over pay. The $ didn’t come from the sky, it never left their pocket. That’s how I’d look at it. I guess if one really love the house, this would be the strategy to employ then. Be the highest bidder and let the appraiser decide the final selling price.
[quote=AN]So the bank probably knew the appraised value before they list it. You uncle/aunt just got lucky and not over pay. The $ didn’t come from the sky, it never left their pocket. That’s how I’d look at it. I guess if one really love the house, this would be the strategy to employ then. Be the highest bidder and let the appraiser decide the final selling price.[/quote]
yep, we have been talking about strategy for a few months now.
[quote=AN]So the bank probably knew the appraised value before they list it. You uncle/aunt just got lucky and not over pay. The $ didn’t come from the sky, it never left their pocket. That’s how I’d look at it. I guess if one really love the house, this would be the strategy to employ then. Be the highest bidder and let the appraiser decide the final selling price.[/quote]
yep, we have been talking about strategy for a few months now.
[quote=AN]So the bank probably knew the appraised value before they list it. You uncle/aunt just got lucky and not over pay. The $ didn’t come from the sky, it never left their pocket. That’s how I’d look at it. I guess if one really love the house, this would be the strategy to employ then. Be the highest bidder and let the appraiser decide the final selling price.[/quote]
yep, we have been talking about strategy for a few months now.
[quote=AN]So the bank probably knew the appraised value before they list it. You uncle/aunt just got lucky and not over pay. The $ didn’t come from the sky, it never left their pocket. That’s how I’d look at it. I guess if one really love the house, this would be the strategy to employ then. Be the highest bidder and let the appraiser decide the final selling price.[/quote]
yep, we have been talking about strategy for a few months now.
[quote=AN]So the bank probably knew the appraised value before they list it. You uncle/aunt just got lucky and not over pay. The $ didn’t come from the sky, it never left their pocket. That’s how I’d look at it. I guess if one really love the house, this would be the strategy to employ then. Be the highest bidder and let the appraiser decide the final selling price.[/quote]
yep, we have been talking about strategy for a few months now.
[quote=jimmyle]My uncle offered a house in a nice neighborhood of Santa Ana for $407K…
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There’s a nice neighborhood in Santa Ana? What side of the city?
[quote=jimmyle]My uncle offered a house in a nice neighborhood of Santa Ana for $407K…
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There’s a nice neighborhood in Santa Ana? What side of the city?
[quote=jimmyle]My uncle offered a house in a nice neighborhood of Santa Ana for $407K…
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There’s a nice neighborhood in Santa Ana? What side of the city?
[quote=jimmyle]My uncle offered a house in a nice neighborhood of Santa Ana for $407K…
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There’s a nice neighborhood in Santa Ana? What side of the city?
[quote=jimmyle]My uncle offered a house in a nice neighborhood of Santa Ana for $407K…
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There’s a nice neighborhood in Santa Ana? What side of the city?
