HLS, I believe drunkle was referring to the opening bid on the property, not the final sales price. That would be an indication of where the market is now and what we can expect in the future.
I don’t know too much about auctions. From the little you have explained, it sounds like the reserve price may be the true indicator of the market value of the home then. If true, what dictates the opening offer from the bank (is that called the opening bid)? Not sure of the language.
Per your explanation, I am clear on how and why the final price can vary wildly.
I don’t know too much about auctions. From the little you have explained, it sounds like the reserve price may be the true indicator of the market value of the home then. If true, what dictates the opening offer from the bank (is that called the opening bid)? Not sure of the language.
Per your explanation, I am clear on how and why the final price can vary wildly.
I don’t know too much about auctions. From the little you have explained, it sounds like the reserve price may be the true indicator of the market value of the home then. If true, what dictates the opening offer from the bank (is that called the opening bid)? Not sure of the language.
Per your explanation, I am clear on how and why the final price can vary wildly.
I don’t know too much about auctions. From the little you have explained, it sounds like the reserve price may be the true indicator of the market value of the home then. If true, what dictates the opening offer from the bank (is that called the opening bid)? Not sure of the language.
Per your explanation, I am clear on how and why the final price can vary wildly.
I don’t know too much about auctions. From the little you have explained, it sounds like the reserve price may be the true indicator of the market value of the home then. If true, what dictates the opening offer from the bank (is that called the opening bid)? Not sure of the language.
Per your explanation, I am clear on how and why the final price can vary wildly.
TG, I believe you are familiar with my thoughts on this. But, in 2010, I would expect to pay no more than 200k for a 2700 ft. property in Temecula. But, I expect you’re gonna buy sooner.
TG, I believe you are familiar with my thoughts on this. But, in 2010, I would expect to pay no more than 200k for a 2700 ft. property in Temecula. But, I expect you’re gonna buy sooner.
TG, I believe you are familiar with my thoughts on this. But, in 2010, I would expect to pay no more than 200k for a 2700 ft. property in Temecula. But, I expect you’re gonna buy sooner.
TG, I believe you are familiar with my thoughts on this. But, in 2010, I would expect to pay no more than 200k for a 2700 ft. property in Temecula. But, I expect you’re gonna buy sooner.
