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[Coronita]

[quote=sdrealtor]

Who cares what Tony Robbins says. I’ve got the power of positive thinking so I’m not scared.[/quote]

I prefer to adopt the attitude between a South Park episode and Steven Slater when thinking about home prices in CV and upgrading…

“What would Steven Slater do?”….

F…that… Chuck the forsale flyer at the seller, grab a few suds and jump from the balcony into the seller’s pool, hopefully onto an inflatable raft.

[Anonymous]

I would think a SFH would hold it’s value better than a condo, townhome, or twinhome, so I would try to get one. You can find older ones that have been updated. Here’s an example of a 1990 San Remo home (by Torrey Hills High) that is very modern inside.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100046456-4650_Exbury_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92130

[Anonymous]

I would think a SFH would hold it’s value better than a condo, townhome, or twinhome, so I would try to get one. You can find older ones that have been updated. Here’s an example of a 1990 San Remo home (by Torrey Hills High) that is very modern inside.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100046456-4650_Exbury_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92130

[Anonymous]

I would think a SFH would hold it’s value better than a condo, townhome, or twinhome, so I would try to get one. You can find older ones that have been updated. Here’s an example of a 1990 San Remo home (by Torrey Hills High) that is very modern inside.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100046456-4650_Exbury_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92130

[Anonymous]

I would think a SFH would hold it’s value better than a condo, townhome, or twinhome, so I would try to get one. You can find older ones that have been updated. Here’s an example of a 1990 San Remo home (by Torrey Hills High) that is very modern inside.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100046456-4650_Exbury_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92130

[Anonymous]

I would think a SFH would hold it’s value better than a condo, townhome, or twinhome, so I would try to get one. You can find older ones that have been updated. Here’s an example of a 1990 San Remo home (by Torrey Hills High) that is very modern inside.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100046456-4650_Exbury_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92130

[lepetitangel]

Hi Lawoman,

I actually went into that house you listed. This house was too small for my liking as I wanted something that’s at least 1600-sqft. Plus a lot of the ones I’ve seen back into major streets.

But yah I agree SFHs hold values better. And I’m still searching for one.

[lepetitangel]

Hi Lawoman,

I actually went into that house you listed. This house was too small for my liking as I wanted something that’s at least 1600-sqft. Plus a lot of the ones I’ve seen back into major streets.

But yah I agree SFHs hold values better. And I’m still searching for one.

[lepetitangel]

Hi Lawoman,

I actually went into that house you listed. This house was too small for my liking as I wanted something that’s at least 1600-sqft. Plus a lot of the ones I’ve seen back into major streets.

But yah I agree SFHs hold values better. And I’m still searching for one.

[lepetitangel]

Hi Lawoman,

I actually went into that house you listed. This house was too small for my liking as I wanted something that’s at least 1600-sqft. Plus a lot of the ones I’ve seen back into major streets.

But yah I agree SFHs hold values better. And I’m still searching for one.

[lepetitangel]

Hi Lawoman,

I actually went into that house you listed. This house was too small for my liking as I wanted something that’s at least 1600-sqft. Plus a lot of the ones I’ve seen back into major streets.

But yah I agree SFHs hold values better. And I’m still searching for one.

[SD Realtor]

Tough to get what ya want in CV. Sellers there tend to be really challenging and not as much distress as you would hope for. There is a smaller sfh that I am sure you have seen that I had the listing “verbally” according to the seller but lost out on because his wifes friend is an agent. I would speculate that my views were pessimistic as my price point was definitely below where the seller wanted. So it has been on the market now at a price much higher then my recommendation with no takers. Conversely the owner has a ton of equity and is a professor at UCSD and doesn’t have any compelling need to get rid of the home. Lots of not really motivated situations like this.

[SD Realtor]

Tough to get what ya want in CV. Sellers there tend to be really challenging and not as much distress as you would hope for. There is a smaller sfh that I am sure you have seen that I had the listing “verbally” according to the seller but lost out on because his wifes friend is an agent. I would speculate that my views were pessimistic as my price point was definitely below where the seller wanted. So it has been on the market now at a price much higher then my recommendation with no takers. Conversely the owner has a ton of equity and is a professor at UCSD and doesn’t have any compelling need to get rid of the home. Lots of not really motivated situations like this.

[SD Realtor]

Tough to get what ya want in CV. Sellers there tend to be really challenging and not as much distress as you would hope for. There is a smaller sfh that I am sure you have seen that I had the listing “verbally” according to the seller but lost out on because his wifes friend is an agent. I would speculate that my views were pessimistic as my price point was definitely below where the seller wanted. So it has been on the market now at a price much higher then my recommendation with no takers. Conversely the owner has a ton of equity and is a professor at UCSD and doesn’t have any compelling need to get rid of the home. Lots of not really motivated situations like this.

[SD Realtor]

Tough to get what ya want in CV. Sellers there tend to be really challenging and not as much distress as you would hope for. There is a smaller sfh that I am sure you have seen that I had the listing “verbally” according to the seller but lost out on because his wifes friend is an agent. I would speculate that my views were pessimistic as my price point was definitely below where the seller wanted. So it has been on the market now at a price much higher then my recommendation with no takers. Conversely the owner has a ton of equity and is a professor at UCSD and doesn’t have any compelling need to get rid of the home. Lots of not really motivated situations like this.

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