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August 1, 2010 at 8:16 AM #586034August 1, 2010 at 10:31 AM #585062
rahul
ParticipantMany thanks for the responses so far. The issue with the price now is that, at least in NC-inland it seems to be declining market (in fact the appraisal has noted that in his report and he may have been more conservative because of that). So, what seemed like a decent deal a month back…may not seem so anymore because of many more price reductions in the past few weeks.
August 1, 2010 at 10:31 AM #585154rahul
ParticipantMany thanks for the responses so far. The issue with the price now is that, at least in NC-inland it seems to be declining market (in fact the appraisal has noted that in his report and he may have been more conservative because of that). So, what seemed like a decent deal a month back…may not seem so anymore because of many more price reductions in the past few weeks.
August 1, 2010 at 10:31 AM #585689rahul
ParticipantMany thanks for the responses so far. The issue with the price now is that, at least in NC-inland it seems to be declining market (in fact the appraisal has noted that in his report and he may have been more conservative because of that). So, what seemed like a decent deal a month back…may not seem so anymore because of many more price reductions in the past few weeks.
August 1, 2010 at 10:31 AM #585796rahul
ParticipantMany thanks for the responses so far. The issue with the price now is that, at least in NC-inland it seems to be declining market (in fact the appraisal has noted that in his report and he may have been more conservative because of that). So, what seemed like a decent deal a month back…may not seem so anymore because of many more price reductions in the past few weeks.
August 1, 2010 at 10:31 AM #586099rahul
ParticipantMany thanks for the responses so far. The issue with the price now is that, at least in NC-inland it seems to be declining market (in fact the appraisal has noted that in his report and he may have been more conservative because of that). So, what seemed like a decent deal a month back…may not seem so anymore because of many more price reductions in the past few weeks.
August 1, 2010 at 10:38 AM #585067teacherSD
ParticipantIs it typical for an appraisal to happen a month after an accepted offer? That seems like a long time but I have no experience with it.
Also, why would they bring an appraiser from OC? Who picks the appraiser? The bank?
August 1, 2010 at 10:38 AM #585159teacherSD
ParticipantIs it typical for an appraisal to happen a month after an accepted offer? That seems like a long time but I have no experience with it.
Also, why would they bring an appraiser from OC? Who picks the appraiser? The bank?
August 1, 2010 at 10:38 AM #585694teacherSD
ParticipantIs it typical for an appraisal to happen a month after an accepted offer? That seems like a long time but I have no experience with it.
Also, why would they bring an appraiser from OC? Who picks the appraiser? The bank?
August 1, 2010 at 10:38 AM #585801teacherSD
ParticipantIs it typical for an appraisal to happen a month after an accepted offer? That seems like a long time but I have no experience with it.
Also, why would they bring an appraiser from OC? Who picks the appraiser? The bank?
August 1, 2010 at 10:38 AM #586104teacherSD
ParticipantIs it typical for an appraisal to happen a month after an accepted offer? That seems like a long time but I have no experience with it.
Also, why would they bring an appraiser from OC? Who picks the appraiser? The bank?
August 1, 2010 at 11:04 AM #585077rahul
ParticipantI was wrong in saying a month, the first offer was initiated about a month back. But there was back and forth activity for two weeks before a final price was agreed upon. This was longer than usual because one of the seller (the wife) has moved to someplace in midwest and was slow to respond.
August 1, 2010 at 11:04 AM #585169rahul
ParticipantI was wrong in saying a month, the first offer was initiated about a month back. But there was back and forth activity for two weeks before a final price was agreed upon. This was longer than usual because one of the seller (the wife) has moved to someplace in midwest and was slow to respond.
August 1, 2010 at 11:04 AM #585704rahul
ParticipantI was wrong in saying a month, the first offer was initiated about a month back. But there was back and forth activity for two weeks before a final price was agreed upon. This was longer than usual because one of the seller (the wife) has moved to someplace in midwest and was slow to respond.
August 1, 2010 at 11:04 AM #585811rahul
ParticipantI was wrong in saying a month, the first offer was initiated about a month back. But there was back and forth activity for two weeks before a final price was agreed upon. This was longer than usual because one of the seller (the wife) has moved to someplace in midwest and was slow to respond.
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