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February 3, 2008 at 11:16 AM #147824February 3, 2008 at 2:57 PM #147518poway_sellerParticipant
I noticed that one as well, no idea what is going on. Question, what happens to this type of place when they stop work and don’t continue? If there is a loan, hoe does the bank deal with it? What if it forecloses? How would it get valued for resale? Basically, what are the neighborhood implications for this type of thing?
Speaking of Norman lane, anyone see the place 2 doors down on Norman? It seems nice… Not sure of the details.
February 3, 2008 at 2:57 PM #147765poway_sellerParticipantI noticed that one as well, no idea what is going on. Question, what happens to this type of place when they stop work and don’t continue? If there is a loan, hoe does the bank deal with it? What if it forecloses? How would it get valued for resale? Basically, what are the neighborhood implications for this type of thing?
Speaking of Norman lane, anyone see the place 2 doors down on Norman? It seems nice… Not sure of the details.
February 3, 2008 at 2:57 PM #147790poway_sellerParticipantI noticed that one as well, no idea what is going on. Question, what happens to this type of place when they stop work and don’t continue? If there is a loan, hoe does the bank deal with it? What if it forecloses? How would it get valued for resale? Basically, what are the neighborhood implications for this type of thing?
Speaking of Norman lane, anyone see the place 2 doors down on Norman? It seems nice… Not sure of the details.
February 3, 2008 at 2:57 PM #147800poway_sellerParticipantI noticed that one as well, no idea what is going on. Question, what happens to this type of place when they stop work and don’t continue? If there is a loan, hoe does the bank deal with it? What if it forecloses? How would it get valued for resale? Basically, what are the neighborhood implications for this type of thing?
Speaking of Norman lane, anyone see the place 2 doors down on Norman? It seems nice… Not sure of the details.
February 3, 2008 at 2:57 PM #147869poway_sellerParticipantI noticed that one as well, no idea what is going on. Question, what happens to this type of place when they stop work and don’t continue? If there is a loan, hoe does the bank deal with it? What if it forecloses? How would it get valued for resale? Basically, what are the neighborhood implications for this type of thing?
Speaking of Norman lane, anyone see the place 2 doors down on Norman? It seems nice… Not sure of the details.
February 3, 2008 at 9:22 PM #147544macmichaelParticipant6462 Norman
$ 1.4 – 1.46
4652 sq ft
active 11/16/07February 3, 2008 at 9:22 PM #147792macmichaelParticipant6462 Norman
$ 1.4 – 1.46
4652 sq ft
active 11/16/07February 3, 2008 at 9:22 PM #147815macmichaelParticipant6462 Norman
$ 1.4 – 1.46
4652 sq ft
active 11/16/07February 3, 2008 at 9:22 PM #147827macmichaelParticipant6462 Norman
$ 1.4 – 1.46
4652 sq ft
active 11/16/07February 3, 2008 at 9:22 PM #147894macmichaelParticipant6462 Norman
$ 1.4 – 1.46
4652 sq ft
active 11/16/07February 4, 2008 at 1:39 PM #147835betting on fallParticipantThat part of Norman has lots of weird stuff going on.
6462 seems to be some kind of slow flip attempt. I think the current owner bought about two or three years ago, did some work, and has had it off and on the maket for a while now. One of the last listings said “last chance to buy before it becomes a rental!” As if that was some kind of threat. The place is UGLY (at least on the outside).Its the house between 6462 and the teardown that’s the most interesting- 6480 Norman. This was the house purchased with the profits from an insider trading scam at a local high tech company. It was listed as “corporate owned” in November at 850-900K and went pending quickly. Not closed yet, but I think someone might have gotten a pretty good deal. Anyone get in to see that one?
February 4, 2008 at 1:39 PM #148083betting on fallParticipantThat part of Norman has lots of weird stuff going on.
6462 seems to be some kind of slow flip attempt. I think the current owner bought about two or three years ago, did some work, and has had it off and on the maket for a while now. One of the last listings said “last chance to buy before it becomes a rental!” As if that was some kind of threat. The place is UGLY (at least on the outside).Its the house between 6462 and the teardown that’s the most interesting- 6480 Norman. This was the house purchased with the profits from an insider trading scam at a local high tech company. It was listed as “corporate owned” in November at 850-900K and went pending quickly. Not closed yet, but I think someone might have gotten a pretty good deal. Anyone get in to see that one?
February 4, 2008 at 1:39 PM #148106betting on fallParticipantThat part of Norman has lots of weird stuff going on.
6462 seems to be some kind of slow flip attempt. I think the current owner bought about two or three years ago, did some work, and has had it off and on the maket for a while now. One of the last listings said “last chance to buy before it becomes a rental!” As if that was some kind of threat. The place is UGLY (at least on the outside).Its the house between 6462 and the teardown that’s the most interesting- 6480 Norman. This was the house purchased with the profits from an insider trading scam at a local high tech company. It was listed as “corporate owned” in November at 850-900K and went pending quickly. Not closed yet, but I think someone might have gotten a pretty good deal. Anyone get in to see that one?
February 4, 2008 at 1:39 PM #148117betting on fallParticipantThat part of Norman has lots of weird stuff going on.
6462 seems to be some kind of slow flip attempt. I think the current owner bought about two or three years ago, did some work, and has had it off and on the maket for a while now. One of the last listings said “last chance to buy before it becomes a rental!” As if that was some kind of threat. The place is UGLY (at least on the outside).Its the house between 6462 and the teardown that’s the most interesting- 6480 Norman. This was the house purchased with the profits from an insider trading scam at a local high tech company. It was listed as “corporate owned” in November at 850-900K and went pending quickly. Not closed yet, but I think someone might have gotten a pretty good deal. Anyone get in to see that one?
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