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January 16, 2008 at 9:52 PM #137308January 16, 2008 at 11:02 PM #137043
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Participant“Looking at RB since it is mid-point to our job locations. We want 4+ beds and 2500 sq ft. 4S looks good even with MR, some houses as low as 680K. Older houses in the 650K. I’m going to offer 15-20% off of list and expect to get what I want for $600K. Any advice on this area?”
My calculator says those units are now at about $260 to $270 / sq ft.
RB condos are leading the way down, and SFH will follow. Presently those SFH are probably dropping at least 1% ($6,000) per month. Why wouldn’t you just save more money by patiently watching prices fall.
Five minutes walk from your 4S Ranch, our condo was at $420K ($340/sq ft) back in 2005. Same model, same complex, recently sold at $231/sq ft. For those who wait…rewards will come.
January 16, 2008 at 11:02 PM #137246Participant“Looking at RB since it is mid-point to our job locations. We want 4+ beds and 2500 sq ft. 4S looks good even with MR, some houses as low as 680K. Older houses in the 650K. I’m going to offer 15-20% off of list and expect to get what I want for $600K. Any advice on this area?”
My calculator says those units are now at about $260 to $270 / sq ft.
RB condos are leading the way down, and SFH will follow. Presently those SFH are probably dropping at least 1% ($6,000) per month. Why wouldn’t you just save more money by patiently watching prices fall.
Five minutes walk from your 4S Ranch, our condo was at $420K ($340/sq ft) back in 2005. Same model, same complex, recently sold at $231/sq ft. For those who wait…rewards will come.
January 16, 2008 at 11:02 PM #137277Participant“Looking at RB since it is mid-point to our job locations. We want 4+ beds and 2500 sq ft. 4S looks good even with MR, some houses as low as 680K. Older houses in the 650K. I’m going to offer 15-20% off of list and expect to get what I want for $600K. Any advice on this area?”
My calculator says those units are now at about $260 to $270 / sq ft.
RB condos are leading the way down, and SFH will follow. Presently those SFH are probably dropping at least 1% ($6,000) per month. Why wouldn’t you just save more money by patiently watching prices fall.
Five minutes walk from your 4S Ranch, our condo was at $420K ($340/sq ft) back in 2005. Same model, same complex, recently sold at $231/sq ft. For those who wait…rewards will come.
January 16, 2008 at 11:02 PM #137305Participant“Looking at RB since it is mid-point to our job locations. We want 4+ beds and 2500 sq ft. 4S looks good even with MR, some houses as low as 680K. Older houses in the 650K. I’m going to offer 15-20% off of list and expect to get what I want for $600K. Any advice on this area?”
My calculator says those units are now at about $260 to $270 / sq ft.
RB condos are leading the way down, and SFH will follow. Presently those SFH are probably dropping at least 1% ($6,000) per month. Why wouldn’t you just save more money by patiently watching prices fall.
Five minutes walk from your 4S Ranch, our condo was at $420K ($340/sq ft) back in 2005. Same model, same complex, recently sold at $231/sq ft. For those who wait…rewards will come.
January 16, 2008 at 11:02 PM #137342Participant“Looking at RB since it is mid-point to our job locations. We want 4+ beds and 2500 sq ft. 4S looks good even with MR, some houses as low as 680K. Older houses in the 650K. I’m going to offer 15-20% off of list and expect to get what I want for $600K. Any advice on this area?”
My calculator says those units are now at about $260 to $270 / sq ft.
RB condos are leading the way down, and SFH will follow. Presently those SFH are probably dropping at least 1% ($6,000) per month. Why wouldn’t you just save more money by patiently watching prices fall.
Five minutes walk from your 4S Ranch, our condo was at $420K ($340/sq ft) back in 2005. Same model, same complex, recently sold at $231/sq ft. For those who wait…rewards will come.
January 17, 2008 at 7:14 AM #137088ocrenter
Participantany chance you might want to help these poor flippers out and take their 4S Ivy Gate flop off their hands before they head on to foreclosure?
SDR, speaking of Prairie Springs, do you mind looking into our cat with 9 lives? thanks
January 17, 2008 at 7:14 AM #137291Participantany chance you might want to help these poor flippers out and take their 4S Ivy Gate flop off their hands before they head on to foreclosure?
SDR, speaking of Prairie Springs, do you mind looking into our cat with 9 lives? thanks
January 17, 2008 at 7:14 AM #137322Participantany chance you might want to help these poor flippers out and take their 4S Ivy Gate flop off their hands before they head on to foreclosure?
SDR, speaking of Prairie Springs, do you mind looking into our cat with 9 lives? thanks
January 17, 2008 at 7:14 AM #137349Participantany chance you might want to help these poor flippers out and take their 4S Ivy Gate flop off their hands before they head on to foreclosure?
SDR, speaking of Prairie Springs, do you mind looking into our cat with 9 lives? thanks
January 17, 2008 at 7:14 AM #137390Participantany chance you might want to help these poor flippers out and take their 4S Ivy Gate flop off their hands before they head on to foreclosure?
SDR, speaking of Prairie Springs, do you mind looking into our cat with 9 lives? thanks
January 17, 2008 at 9:35 AM #137164carlover
ParticipantWe just closed on a plan 1 in Silhouette in December for $670K. We used their lender (Countrywide) to get a 20K incentive but are in the process of refinancing because their rates were rediculous to say the least. I’m not sure what their current incentives are but the pricing hasn’t changed since Spring. For negotiating just know that the builder doesn’t have that much unsold inventory so don’t expect them to be ready to throw in the towell on price. Last I heard they only had 4 unsold homes.
January 17, 2008 at 9:35 AM #137366ParticipantWe just closed on a plan 1 in Silhouette in December for $670K. We used their lender (Countrywide) to get a 20K incentive but are in the process of refinancing because their rates were rediculous to say the least. I’m not sure what their current incentives are but the pricing hasn’t changed since Spring. For negotiating just know that the builder doesn’t have that much unsold inventory so don’t expect them to be ready to throw in the towell on price. Last I heard they only had 4 unsold homes.
January 17, 2008 at 9:35 AM #137399ParticipantWe just closed on a plan 1 in Silhouette in December for $670K. We used their lender (Countrywide) to get a 20K incentive but are in the process of refinancing because their rates were rediculous to say the least. I’m not sure what their current incentives are but the pricing hasn’t changed since Spring. For negotiating just know that the builder doesn’t have that much unsold inventory so don’t expect them to be ready to throw in the towell on price. Last I heard they only had 4 unsold homes.
January 17, 2008 at 9:35 AM #137424ParticipantWe just closed on a plan 1 in Silhouette in December for $670K. We used their lender (Countrywide) to get a 20K incentive but are in the process of refinancing because their rates were rediculous to say the least. I’m not sure what their current incentives are but the pricing hasn’t changed since Spring. For negotiating just know that the builder doesn’t have that much unsold inventory so don’t expect them to be ready to throw in the towell on price. Last I heard they only had 4 unsold homes.
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