Mark Rollins bought a house southwest of downtown Atlanta for $78,000 at one of the Williams & Williams auctions. The property sold for $255,000 in summer 2004. Mr. Rollins, who is a Realtor, said he planned to live in the house for a couple of years, fix it up and resell it for $150,000 when the market recover
Why did the house sell for so much more in 2004? Mr. Rollins has a simple theory: “The market was hot, the interest rates were low, and they were giving all kinds of deals to people.”
We make decent money, yet we are still working. Doesn’t that make us working class?
Anyways, we just sold our house in Atlanta after owning it for 2 years. It appreciated about 4%, so we took a bit of a loss after commissions and repairs. But we also lived in a very nice neighborhood in Cobb Country.
We make decent money, yet we are still working. Doesn’t that make us working class?
Anyways, we just sold our house in Atlanta after owning it for 2 years. It appreciated about 4%, so we took a bit of a loss after commissions and repairs. But we also lived in a very nice neighborhood in Cobb Country.
Ha, I bought a 3bed 2 bath condo w/garage in Delavan, WI for 65k. 1400sq. ft. I used to complain about it because I thought I was a fool for buying a condo vs. a house.
Ha, I bought a 3bed 2 bath condo w/garage in Delavan, WI for 65k. 1400sq. ft. I used to complain about it because I thought I was a fool for buying a condo vs. a house.
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