Del Cerro View Homes

[betting on fall]

That 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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I saw 6480 Norman before it went into pending. It had some strange features but despite those, I think the price was good (still hasn’t closed but the rumor is that it’s between $800K and $825K). The house was “upside-down” in floorplan but had awesome views from many rooms (no power lines). You walked into the bottom floor and had to climb a steep staircase to the living area. The front door was right on the driveway and ugly. There was some water damage downstairs in the laundry room. There was no “drama” inside. The ceilings were low and the paint colors were dark and horrible. There was psychedelic (sp?) granite on the kitchen counters. Some manmade surface that was bright blue with sparkles in it. The laundry room was inside one of the bedrooms. The third floor had a steep unfinished staircase up to an partly finished area. There was no bathroom up there so I’m not sure what you would use it for. There was a decent pool in the back. Everything outside was grey (the exterior, the pool deck, the decks, etc.). I thought hard about buying this one but the floorplan was too messed up to fix without a huge investment.

I saw 6462 this weekend. It is overpriced. It has some nice things but lots of poorly done finish work. It makes me wonder if the things that don’t show (plumbing,electrical) are poorly done as well.

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I saw 6480 Norman before it went into pending. It had some strange features but despite those, I think the price was good (still hasn’t closed but the rumor is that it’s between $800K and $825K). The house was “upside-down” in floorplan but had awesome views from many rooms (no power lines). You walked into the bottom floor and had to climb a steep staircase to the living area. The front door was right on the driveway and ugly. There was some water damage downstairs in the laundry room. There was no “drama” inside. The ceilings were low and the paint colors were dark and horrible. There was psychedelic (sp?) granite on the kitchen counters. Some manmade surface that was bright blue with sparkles in it. The laundry room was inside one of the bedrooms. The third floor had a steep unfinished staircase up to an partly finished area. There was no bathroom up there so I’m not sure what you would use it for. There was a decent pool in the back. Everything outside was grey (the exterior, the pool deck, the decks, etc.). I thought hard about buying this one but the floorplan was too messed up to fix without a huge investment.

I saw 6462 this weekend. It is overpriced. It has some nice things but lots of poorly done finish work. It makes me wonder if the things that don’t show (plumbing,electrical) are poorly done as well.

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I saw 6480 Norman before it went into pending. It had some strange features but despite those, I think the price was good (still hasn’t closed but the rumor is that it’s between $800K and $825K). The house was “upside-down” in floorplan but had awesome views from many rooms (no power lines). You walked into the bottom floor and had to climb a steep staircase to the living area. The front door was right on the driveway and ugly. There was some water damage downstairs in the laundry room. There was no “drama” inside. The ceilings were low and the paint colors were dark and horrible. There was psychedelic (sp?) granite on the kitchen counters. Some manmade surface that was bright blue with sparkles in it. The laundry room was inside one of the bedrooms. The third floor had a steep unfinished staircase up to an partly finished area. There was no bathroom up there so I’m not sure what you would use it for. There was a decent pool in the back. Everything outside was grey (the exterior, the pool deck, the decks, etc.). I thought hard about buying this one but the floorplan was too messed up to fix without a huge investment.

I saw 6462 this weekend. It is overpriced. It has some nice things but lots of poorly done finish work. It makes me wonder if the things that don’t show (plumbing,electrical) are poorly done as well.

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I saw 6480 Norman before it went into pending. It had some strange features but despite those, I think the price was good (still hasn’t closed but the rumor is that it’s between $800K and $825K). The house was “upside-down” in floorplan but had awesome views from many rooms (no power lines). You walked into the bottom floor and had to climb a steep staircase to the living area. The front door was right on the driveway and ugly. There was some water damage downstairs in the laundry room. There was no “drama” inside. The ceilings were low and the paint colors were dark and horrible. There was psychedelic (sp?) granite on the kitchen counters. Some manmade surface that was bright blue with sparkles in it. The laundry room was inside one of the bedrooms. The third floor had a steep unfinished staircase up to an partly finished area. There was no bathroom up there so I’m not sure what you would use it for. There was a decent pool in the back. Everything outside was grey (the exterior, the pool deck, the decks, etc.). I thought hard about buying this one but the floorplan was too messed up to fix without a huge investment.

I saw 6462 this weekend. It is overpriced. It has some nice things but lots of poorly done finish work. It makes me wonder if the things that don’t show (plumbing,electrical) are poorly done as well.

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I saw 6480 Norman before it went into pending. It had some strange features but despite those, I think the price was good (still hasn’t closed but the rumor is that it’s between $800K and $825K). The house was “upside-down” in floorplan but had awesome views from many rooms (no power lines). You walked into the bottom floor and had to climb a steep staircase to the living area. The front door was right on the driveway and ugly. There was some water damage downstairs in the laundry room. There was no “drama” inside. The ceilings were low and the paint colors were dark and horrible. There was psychedelic (sp?) granite on the kitchen counters. Some manmade surface that was bright blue with sparkles in it. The laundry room was inside one of the bedrooms. The third floor had a steep unfinished staircase up to an partly finished area. There was no bathroom up there so I’m not sure what you would use it for. There was a decent pool in the back. Everything outside was grey (the exterior, the pool deck, the decks, etc.). I thought hard about buying this one but the floorplan was too messed up to fix without a huge investment.

I saw 6462 this weekend. It is overpriced. It has some nice things but lots of poorly done finish work. It makes me wonder if the things that don’t show (plumbing,electrical) are poorly done as well.

[pemeliza]

6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.

I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).

Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.

[pemeliza]

6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.

I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).

Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.

[pemeliza]

6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.

I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).

Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.

[pemeliza]

6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.

I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).

Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.

[pemeliza]

6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.

I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).

Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.

[poway_seller]

6462 is a classic story of a greedy flipper. It was bought in 2003 for 899k. Buyer did some improvements once and tried to sell immediately. Didn’t sell so did more work, still didn’t sell. Highest list price has been up to 1.9, now 1.2. Never been occupied since 2003 purchase. Had they tried to sell for 1.5 rather than 1.9, it would have sold. Now foreclosing. This is a rare chance to get good square footage for well under market. It was a mess in 2003, so about even with 2003 after all the improvements, but they were done cheaply, or so it seems.

[poway_seller]

6462 is a classic story of a greedy flipper. It was bought in 2003 for 899k. Buyer did some improvements once and tried to sell immediately. Didn’t sell so did more work, still didn’t sell. Highest list price has been up to 1.9, now 1.2. Never been occupied since 2003 purchase. Had they tried to sell for 1.5 rather than 1.9, it would have sold. Now foreclosing. This is a rare chance to get good square footage for well under market. It was a mess in 2003, so about even with 2003 after all the improvements, but they were done cheaply, or so it seems.

[poway_seller]

6462 is a classic story of a greedy flipper. It was bought in 2003 for 899k. Buyer did some improvements once and tried to sell immediately. Didn’t sell so did more work, still didn’t sell. Highest list price has been up to 1.9, now 1.2. Never been occupied since 2003 purchase. Had they tried to sell for 1.5 rather than 1.9, it would have sold. Now foreclosing. This is a rare chance to get good square footage for well under market. It was a mess in 2003, so about even with 2003 after all the improvements, but they were done cheaply, or so it seems.

[poway_seller]

6462 is a classic story of a greedy flipper. It was bought in 2003 for 899k. Buyer did some improvements once and tried to sell immediately. Didn’t sell so did more work, still didn’t sell. Highest list price has been up to 1.9, now 1.2. Never been occupied since 2003 purchase. Had they tried to sell for 1.5 rather than 1.9, it would have sold. Now foreclosing. This is a rare chance to get good square footage for well under market. It was a mess in 2003, so about even with 2003 after all the improvements, but they were done cheaply, or so it seems.

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