Del Cerro View Homes

[macmichael]

Poway

Have you noticed she has had the open house ( Sun 1-4 ) sign up since Monday. I guess hoping for maximum exposure? Did she even have any treats the last time?

Conversely I noticed several days when the flyer box was empty. Since flyer boxes are the very easiest thing to keep filled it always signals to me lack of attention, lack of caring or incompetence. Not just with this agent, but anywhere they appear empty. No excuse ever.

Good comment on lack of inventory – except on the MMM section

[poway_seller]

heavy traffic on Madra makes advertisting the Open House easy! Last time there were no treats, just a pianist (maybe daughter?). It was cheesy. A pianist?? Come on!?

“Lack of attention, lack of caring or incompetence.”

I’d credit her with 1st and 3rd. IMHO.

Again, the husband/contractor was trying to sell the house to a guy buying pizza down at Madra Deli. (which by the way has some of the best pizza in San Diego – giant!! slices)

[poway_seller]

heavy traffic on Madra makes advertisting the Open House easy! Last time there were no treats, just a pianist (maybe daughter?). It was cheesy. A pianist?? Come on!?

“Lack of attention, lack of caring or incompetence.”

I’d credit her with 1st and 3rd. IMHO.

Again, the husband/contractor was trying to sell the house to a guy buying pizza down at Madra Deli. (which by the way has some of the best pizza in San Diego – giant!! slices)

[poway_seller]

heavy traffic on Madra makes advertisting the Open House easy! Last time there were no treats, just a pianist (maybe daughter?). It was cheesy. A pianist?? Come on!?

“Lack of attention, lack of caring or incompetence.”

I’d credit her with 1st and 3rd. IMHO.

Again, the husband/contractor was trying to sell the house to a guy buying pizza down at Madra Deli. (which by the way has some of the best pizza in San Diego – giant!! slices)

[poway_seller]

heavy traffic on Madra makes advertisting the Open House easy! Last time there were no treats, just a pianist (maybe daughter?). It was cheesy. A pianist?? Come on!?

“Lack of attention, lack of caring or incompetence.”

I’d credit her with 1st and 3rd. IMHO.

Again, the husband/contractor was trying to sell the house to a guy buying pizza down at Madra Deli. (which by the way has some of the best pizza in San Diego – giant!! slices)

[poway_seller]

heavy traffic on Madra makes advertisting the Open House easy! Last time there were no treats, just a pianist (maybe daughter?). It was cheesy. A pianist?? Come on!?

“Lack of attention, lack of caring or incompetence.”

I’d credit her with 1st and 3rd. IMHO.

Again, the husband/contractor was trying to sell the house to a guy buying pizza down at Madra Deli. (which by the way has some of the best pizza in San Diego – giant!! slices)

[KamFongasChinHo]

What do you consider “stability”? Two of the “Million dollar homes” have been for sell for approximately 6 months. Obviously they are overpriced and who knows how distressed they soon will become? And yes the inventory is shrinking so some can reset their DOM. Look at the Yokohama house below which was also listed in November 2007 and got no buyers. Interesting too that this home sold for $~$750k in 2003 and can’t find a buyer in the $800k range in 2008. The 6450 Dwane home sold for ~$700k in 2003 and is listed for $1.2 million. This area is crazy if you ask me. If I were a lender I’d want a whole lot of skin in the game to assure that my money is going to be returned to me and not speculated with a “flip.” We’ve had stupid bankers the last 7 years who’ve lost billions for their companies. It won’t continue, I guarantee that so prices will have to come down to reduce the risk and exposure banks have with their loans.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080039492-5838_Yokohama_San_Diego_Ca_92120

>>>Seems like inventory is shrinking in the >$800,000 (>3000 sq feet) homes on the hill. Not many more new places coming online, and existing stuff is being pulled or going pending/sold.

…

Smells like stability to me.>>>>

[KamFongasChinHo]

What do you consider “stability”? Two of the “Million dollar homes” have been for sell for approximately 6 months. Obviously they are overpriced and who knows how distressed they soon will become? And yes the inventory is shrinking so some can reset their DOM. Look at the Yokohama house below which was also listed in November 2007 and got no buyers. Interesting too that this home sold for $~$750k in 2003 and can’t find a buyer in the $800k range in 2008. The 6450 Dwane home sold for ~$700k in 2003 and is listed for $1.2 million. This area is crazy if you ask me. If I were a lender I’d want a whole lot of skin in the game to assure that my money is going to be returned to me and not speculated with a “flip.” We’ve had stupid bankers the last 7 years who’ve lost billions for their companies. It won’t continue, I guarantee that so prices will have to come down to reduce the risk and exposure banks have with their loans.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080039492-5838_Yokohama_San_Diego_Ca_92120

>>>Seems like inventory is shrinking in the >$800,000 (>3000 sq feet) homes on the hill. Not many more new places coming online, and existing stuff is being pulled or going pending/sold.

…

Smells like stability to me.>>>>

[KamFongasChinHo]

What do you consider “stability”? Two of the “Million dollar homes” have been for sell for approximately 6 months. Obviously they are overpriced and who knows how distressed they soon will become? And yes the inventory is shrinking so some can reset their DOM. Look at the Yokohama house below which was also listed in November 2007 and got no buyers. Interesting too that this home sold for $~$750k in 2003 and can’t find a buyer in the $800k range in 2008. The 6450 Dwane home sold for ~$700k in 2003 and is listed for $1.2 million. This area is crazy if you ask me. If I were a lender I’d want a whole lot of skin in the game to assure that my money is going to be returned to me and not speculated with a “flip.” We’ve had stupid bankers the last 7 years who’ve lost billions for their companies. It won’t continue, I guarantee that so prices will have to come down to reduce the risk and exposure banks have with their loans.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080039492-5838_Yokohama_San_Diego_Ca_92120

>>>Seems like inventory is shrinking in the >$800,000 (>3000 sq feet) homes on the hill. Not many more new places coming online, and existing stuff is being pulled or going pending/sold.

…

Smells like stability to me.>>>>

[KamFongasChinHo]

What do you consider “stability”? Two of the “Million dollar homes” have been for sell for approximately 6 months. Obviously they are overpriced and who knows how distressed they soon will become? And yes the inventory is shrinking so some can reset their DOM. Look at the Yokohama house below which was also listed in November 2007 and got no buyers. Interesting too that this home sold for $~$750k in 2003 and can’t find a buyer in the $800k range in 2008. The 6450 Dwane home sold for ~$700k in 2003 and is listed for $1.2 million. This area is crazy if you ask me. If I were a lender I’d want a whole lot of skin in the game to assure that my money is going to be returned to me and not speculated with a “flip.” We’ve had stupid bankers the last 7 years who’ve lost billions for their companies. It won’t continue, I guarantee that so prices will have to come down to reduce the risk and exposure banks have with their loans.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080039492-5838_Yokohama_San_Diego_Ca_92120

>>>Seems like inventory is shrinking in the >$800,000 (>3000 sq feet) homes on the hill. Not many more new places coming online, and existing stuff is being pulled or going pending/sold.

…

Smells like stability to me.>>>>

[KamFongasChinHo]

What do you consider “stability”? Two of the “Million dollar homes” have been for sell for approximately 6 months. Obviously they are overpriced and who knows how distressed they soon will become? And yes the inventory is shrinking so some can reset their DOM. Look at the Yokohama house below which was also listed in November 2007 and got no buyers. Interesting too that this home sold for $~$750k in 2003 and can’t find a buyer in the $800k range in 2008. The 6450 Dwane home sold for ~$700k in 2003 and is listed for $1.2 million. This area is crazy if you ask me. If I were a lender I’d want a whole lot of skin in the game to assure that my money is going to be returned to me and not speculated with a “flip.” We’ve had stupid bankers the last 7 years who’ve lost billions for their companies. It won’t continue, I guarantee that so prices will have to come down to reduce the risk and exposure banks have with their loans.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080039492-5838_Yokohama_San_Diego_Ca_92120

>>>Seems like inventory is shrinking in the >$800,000 (>3000 sq feet) homes on the hill. Not many more new places coming online, and existing stuff is being pulled or going pending/sold.

…

Smells like stability to me.>>>>

[poway_seller]

your numbers on yokohama are off, either way that will be gone soon so inventory will shrink even further.

[poway_seller]

your numbers on yokohama are off, either way that will be gone soon so inventory will shrink even further.

[poway_seller]

your numbers on yokohama are off, either way that will be gone soon so inventory will shrink even further.

[poway_seller]

your numbers on yokohama are off, either way that will be gone soon so inventory will shrink even further.

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