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  • April 29, 2008 at 8:37 AM #196145
    poway_seller
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    Crystalaire Dr shows it closed at $800,000, but it was owned by an agent, $800k was a “net” price, and since commission was supposed to be 3%, but the seller didn’t pay a commission to the listing agent the actual sales price was closer to $825,000.

    April 29, 2008 at 9:51 AM #196056
    KamFongasChinHo
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    >>>Crystalaire Dr shows it closed at $800,000, but it was owned by an agent, $800k was a “net” price, and since commission was supposed to be 3%, but the seller didn’t pay a commission to the listing agent the actual sales price was closer to $825,000.>>>

    Huh? What did the buyer pay $825,000 or $800,000? What does the buyer care if the seller didn’t take his or her commission. And I think $800,000 is still too much for this property.

    April 29, 2008 at 9:51 AM #196089
    KamFongasChinHo
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    >>>Crystalaire Dr shows it closed at $800,000, but it was owned by an agent, $800k was a “net” price, and since commission was supposed to be 3%, but the seller didn’t pay a commission to the listing agent the actual sales price was closer to $825,000.>>>

    Huh? What did the buyer pay $825,000 or $800,000? What does the buyer care if the seller didn’t take his or her commission. And I think $800,000 is still too much for this property.

    April 29, 2008 at 9:51 AM #196112
    KamFongasChinHo
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    >>>Crystalaire Dr shows it closed at $800,000, but it was owned by an agent, $800k was a “net” price, and since commission was supposed to be 3%, but the seller didn’t pay a commission to the listing agent the actual sales price was closer to $825,000.>>>

    Huh? What did the buyer pay $825,000 or $800,000? What does the buyer care if the seller didn’t take his or her commission. And I think $800,000 is still too much for this property.

    April 29, 2008 at 9:51 AM #196135
    KamFongasChinHo
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    >>>Crystalaire Dr shows it closed at $800,000, but it was owned by an agent, $800k was a “net” price, and since commission was supposed to be 3%, but the seller didn’t pay a commission to the listing agent the actual sales price was closer to $825,000.>>>

    Huh? What did the buyer pay $825,000 or $800,000? What does the buyer care if the seller didn’t take his or her commission. And I think $800,000 is still too much for this property.

    April 29, 2008 at 9:51 AM #196173
    KamFongasChinHo
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    >>>Crystalaire Dr shows it closed at $800,000, but it was owned by an agent, $800k was a “net” price, and since commission was supposed to be 3%, but the seller didn’t pay a commission to the listing agent the actual sales price was closer to $825,000.>>>

    Huh? What did the buyer pay $825,000 or $800,000? What does the buyer care if the seller didn’t take his or her commission. And I think $800,000 is still too much for this property.

    April 29, 2008 at 10:28 AM #196071
    macmichael
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    I can’t agree more $ 800K was too much. Compare this to the one for sale on Del Paseo $ 919K but newer, larger, pool and beautiful. You would spent $ 120K in a remodel and not even begin to come close in a comparison.

    Knife catchers are still alive and well.

    April 29, 2008 at 10:28 AM #196103
    macmichael
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    I can’t agree more $ 800K was too much. Compare this to the one for sale on Del Paseo $ 919K but newer, larger, pool and beautiful. You would spent $ 120K in a remodel and not even begin to come close in a comparison.

    Knife catchers are still alive and well.

    April 29, 2008 at 10:28 AM #196129
    macmichael
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    I can’t agree more $ 800K was too much. Compare this to the one for sale on Del Paseo $ 919K but newer, larger, pool and beautiful. You would spent $ 120K in a remodel and not even begin to come close in a comparison.

    Knife catchers are still alive and well.

    April 29, 2008 at 10:28 AM #196149
    macmichael
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    I can’t agree more $ 800K was too much. Compare this to the one for sale on Del Paseo $ 919K but newer, larger, pool and beautiful. You would spent $ 120K in a remodel and not even begin to come close in a comparison.

    Knife catchers are still alive and well.

    April 29, 2008 at 10:28 AM #196187
    macmichael
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    I can’t agree more $ 800K was too much. Compare this to the one for sale on Del Paseo $ 919K but newer, larger, pool and beautiful. You would spent $ 120K in a remodel and not even begin to come close in a comparison.

    Knife catchers are still alive and well.

    April 30, 2008 at 8:46 AM #196511
    poway_seller
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    6657 Brynwood Way closed at $785,000 ($323 sq foot)

    5892 Madra Ave back on the market $699,000

    April 30, 2008 at 8:46 AM #196544
    poway_seller
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    6657 Brynwood Way closed at $785,000 ($323 sq foot)

    5892 Madra Ave back on the market $699,000

    April 30, 2008 at 8:46 AM #196567
    poway_seller
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    6657 Brynwood Way closed at $785,000 ($323 sq foot)

    5892 Madra Ave back on the market $699,000

    April 30, 2008 at 8:46 AM #196590
    poway_seller
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    6657 Brynwood Way closed at $785,000 ($323 sq foot)

    5892 Madra Ave back on the market $699,000

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