8445 Florissant, 92129

[Scarlett]

I wonder if anybody knows more about this property. It doesn’t have pics and it has been on the market for almost 1 yr.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090029086-8445_Florissant_San_Diego_CA_92129

What’s wrong with it? This meets my criteria of price/location (PUSD)/age/size. I haven’t seen anything like that(on paper), this price is awesome. What I’ve seen (similar- on paper) were at least 100K more.

Damn, I wonder how many offers it had, and how much higher the price was bid up?

[SD Realtor]

This is a saga….

The issue is that the sellers did not want to sell. They are a young military couple and have been very uncooperative with the listing agent. I believe that they have just left it active (why I am not sure). I have a client with an offer on it since last year. She was pregnant (the sellers wife) last year when it listed so I would assume that they have had the baby by now. Within a short time they had a ton of offers. They kind of pulled a Battiata and submitted one of them but kept it active. However shortly after that the sellers shut down all showings. The home was put into contingent status. The lender for the first has actually approved the offer but they are still working with the second. The sellers are not allowing any more showings but have come around and are going to cooperate with the approved buyers. Or so it seems.

Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.

[SD Realtor]

This is a saga….

The issue is that the sellers did not want to sell. They are a young military couple and have been very uncooperative with the listing agent. I believe that they have just left it active (why I am not sure). I have a client with an offer on it since last year. She was pregnant (the sellers wife) last year when it listed so I would assume that they have had the baby by now. Within a short time they had a ton of offers. They kind of pulled a Battiata and submitted one of them but kept it active. However shortly after that the sellers shut down all showings. The home was put into contingent status. The lender for the first has actually approved the offer but they are still working with the second. The sellers are not allowing any more showings but have come around and are going to cooperate with the approved buyers. Or so it seems.

Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.

[SD Realtor]

This is a saga….

The issue is that the sellers did not want to sell. They are a young military couple and have been very uncooperative with the listing agent. I believe that they have just left it active (why I am not sure). I have a client with an offer on it since last year. She was pregnant (the sellers wife) last year when it listed so I would assume that they have had the baby by now. Within a short time they had a ton of offers. They kind of pulled a Battiata and submitted one of them but kept it active. However shortly after that the sellers shut down all showings. The home was put into contingent status. The lender for the first has actually approved the offer but they are still working with the second. The sellers are not allowing any more showings but have come around and are going to cooperate with the approved buyers. Or so it seems.

Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.

[SD Realtor]

This is a saga….

The issue is that the sellers did not want to sell. They are a young military couple and have been very uncooperative with the listing agent. I believe that they have just left it active (why I am not sure). I have a client with an offer on it since last year. She was pregnant (the sellers wife) last year when it listed so I would assume that they have had the baby by now. Within a short time they had a ton of offers. They kind of pulled a Battiata and submitted one of them but kept it active. However shortly after that the sellers shut down all showings. The home was put into contingent status. The lender for the first has actually approved the offer but they are still working with the second. The sellers are not allowing any more showings but have come around and are going to cooperate with the approved buyers. Or so it seems.

Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.

[SD Realtor]

This is a saga….

The issue is that the sellers did not want to sell. They are a young military couple and have been very uncooperative with the listing agent. I believe that they have just left it active (why I am not sure). I have a client with an offer on it since last year. She was pregnant (the sellers wife) last year when it listed so I would assume that they have had the baby by now. Within a short time they had a ton of offers. They kind of pulled a Battiata and submitted one of them but kept it active. However shortly after that the sellers shut down all showings. The home was put into contingent status. The lender for the first has actually approved the offer but they are still working with the second. The sellers are not allowing any more showings but have come around and are going to cooperate with the approved buyers. Or so it seems.

Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.

[gn]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.[/quote]

SDRealtor,

I thought that the lender approved price is based on comps. If that’s the case, why would it be a sweet deal ?

[gn]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.[/quote]

SDRealtor,

I thought that the lender approved price is based on comps. If that’s the case, why would it be a sweet deal ?

[gn]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.[/quote]

SDRealtor,

I thought that the lender approved price is based on comps. If that’s the case, why would it be a sweet deal ?

[gn]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.[/quote]

SDRealtor,

I thought that the lender approved price is based on comps. If that’s the case, why would it be a sweet deal ?

[gn]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Yes the buyers for this one will get a pretty sweet deal.[/quote]

SDRealtor,

I thought that the lender approved price is based on comps. If that’s the case, why would it be a sweet deal ?

[SD Realtor]

It is.a sweet deal if they get the home anywhere near asking price. Even if they get it somewhat above asking price, given the demand for the area and the exceptionally poor inventory, it is a sweet deal. Short sale negotiators do submit the bpo and appraisal data to the investors for analysis in the decision making process. If you are looking for a property like this in pq you would have to agree it is a sweet deal assuming it closes within 25k over asking assuming it is not a total pos.

[SD Realtor]

It is.a sweet deal if they get the home anywhere near asking price. Even if they get it somewhat above asking price, given the demand for the area and the exceptionally poor inventory, it is a sweet deal. Short sale negotiators do submit the bpo and appraisal data to the investors for analysis in the decision making process. If you are looking for a property like this in pq you would have to agree it is a sweet deal assuming it closes within 25k over asking assuming it is not a total pos.

[SD Realtor]

It is.a sweet deal if they get the home anywhere near asking price. Even if they get it somewhat above asking price, given the demand for the area and the exceptionally poor inventory, it is a sweet deal. Short sale negotiators do submit the bpo and appraisal data to the investors for analysis in the decision making process. If you are looking for a property like this in pq you would have to agree it is a sweet deal assuming it closes within 25k over asking assuming it is not a total pos.

[SD Realtor]

It is.a sweet deal if they get the home anywhere near asking price. Even if they get it somewhat above asking price, given the demand for the area and the exceptionally poor inventory, it is a sweet deal. Short sale negotiators do submit the bpo and appraisal data to the investors for analysis in the decision making process. If you are looking for a property like this in pq you would have to agree it is a sweet deal assuming it closes within 25k over asking assuming it is not a total pos.

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