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December 29, 2010 at 7:53 AM #646694December 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM #645595RenParticipant
A guide to real estate marketing terms:
“Cozy” = small
“Cute” = small
“Gardner’s delight” = no/overgrown landscaping
“Nestled” = tiny lot, no view
“Classic” = old
“Established” = old
“Clean” = old and dirtyBut seriously, I ran into those issues and more. Our lot size ended up being 1,000 sf smaller than the advertised size, just because the whole tract had been given the same generic size and that’s what ended up on the records.
On a positive note, while we did see dozens of horrible layouts, we did walk into one (only one) where we instantly said “yes!” and ended up buying it.
December 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM #645667RenParticipantA guide to real estate marketing terms:
“Cozy” = small
“Cute” = small
“Gardner’s delight” = no/overgrown landscaping
“Nestled” = tiny lot, no view
“Classic” = old
“Established” = old
“Clean” = old and dirtyBut seriously, I ran into those issues and more. Our lot size ended up being 1,000 sf smaller than the advertised size, just because the whole tract had been given the same generic size and that’s what ended up on the records.
On a positive note, while we did see dozens of horrible layouts, we did walk into one (only one) where we instantly said “yes!” and ended up buying it.
December 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM #646249RenParticipantA guide to real estate marketing terms:
“Cozy” = small
“Cute” = small
“Gardner’s delight” = no/overgrown landscaping
“Nestled” = tiny lot, no view
“Classic” = old
“Established” = old
“Clean” = old and dirtyBut seriously, I ran into those issues and more. Our lot size ended up being 1,000 sf smaller than the advertised size, just because the whole tract had been given the same generic size and that’s what ended up on the records.
On a positive note, while we did see dozens of horrible layouts, we did walk into one (only one) where we instantly said “yes!” and ended up buying it.
December 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM #646388RenParticipantA guide to real estate marketing terms:
“Cozy” = small
“Cute” = small
“Gardner’s delight” = no/overgrown landscaping
“Nestled” = tiny lot, no view
“Classic” = old
“Established” = old
“Clean” = old and dirtyBut seriously, I ran into those issues and more. Our lot size ended up being 1,000 sf smaller than the advertised size, just because the whole tract had been given the same generic size and that’s what ended up on the records.
On a positive note, while we did see dozens of horrible layouts, we did walk into one (only one) where we instantly said “yes!” and ended up buying it.
December 29, 2010 at 8:18 AM #646714RenParticipantA guide to real estate marketing terms:
“Cozy” = small
“Cute” = small
“Gardner’s delight” = no/overgrown landscaping
“Nestled” = tiny lot, no view
“Classic” = old
“Established” = old
“Clean” = old and dirtyBut seriously, I ran into those issues and more. Our lot size ended up being 1,000 sf smaller than the advertised size, just because the whole tract had been given the same generic size and that’s what ended up on the records.
On a positive note, while we did see dozens of horrible layouts, we did walk into one (only one) where we instantly said “yes!” and ended up buying it.
December 29, 2010 at 8:54 AM #645624TillersParticipantSD Realtor, the reason I’m not dropping offers on every short sale I see is because I am required to leave an earnest money deposit. That’s $3K tied up (for each one) for the bank to play with while they play games with me on the waiting.
Ren, your analysis made me laugh and how true. I looked at one, still on the market with the description “totally cottage cute” which means an un-permitted 2bath, 2bed, (1 bath, 2 bed on the records) 800 sq ft place. Though the lot was nice, price wasn’t…
December 29, 2010 at 8:54 AM #645697TillersParticipantSD Realtor, the reason I’m not dropping offers on every short sale I see is because I am required to leave an earnest money deposit. That’s $3K tied up (for each one) for the bank to play with while they play games with me on the waiting.
Ren, your analysis made me laugh and how true. I looked at one, still on the market with the description “totally cottage cute” which means an un-permitted 2bath, 2bed, (1 bath, 2 bed on the records) 800 sq ft place. Though the lot was nice, price wasn’t…
December 29, 2010 at 8:54 AM #646280TillersParticipantSD Realtor, the reason I’m not dropping offers on every short sale I see is because I am required to leave an earnest money deposit. That’s $3K tied up (for each one) for the bank to play with while they play games with me on the waiting.
Ren, your analysis made me laugh and how true. I looked at one, still on the market with the description “totally cottage cute” which means an un-permitted 2bath, 2bed, (1 bath, 2 bed on the records) 800 sq ft place. Though the lot was nice, price wasn’t…
December 29, 2010 at 8:54 AM #646419TillersParticipantSD Realtor, the reason I’m not dropping offers on every short sale I see is because I am required to leave an earnest money deposit. That’s $3K tied up (for each one) for the bank to play with while they play games with me on the waiting.
Ren, your analysis made me laugh and how true. I looked at one, still on the market with the description “totally cottage cute” which means an un-permitted 2bath, 2bed, (1 bath, 2 bed on the records) 800 sq ft place. Though the lot was nice, price wasn’t…
December 29, 2010 at 8:54 AM #646744TillersParticipantSD Realtor, the reason I’m not dropping offers on every short sale I see is because I am required to leave an earnest money deposit. That’s $3K tied up (for each one) for the bank to play with while they play games with me on the waiting.
Ren, your analysis made me laugh and how true. I looked at one, still on the market with the description “totally cottage cute” which means an un-permitted 2bath, 2bed, (1 bath, 2 bed on the records) 800 sq ft place. Though the lot was nice, price wasn’t…
December 29, 2010 at 9:21 AM #645634lifeizfunhuhParticipantI guess my situation is highly unusual. Although we have been pursuing the MLS for a few years now, my wife and I a month back went to see ONE spectacular home, made one offer, and are now in escrow. Go figure, but it can happen…
December 29, 2010 at 9:21 AM #645707lifeizfunhuhParticipantI guess my situation is highly unusual. Although we have been pursuing the MLS for a few years now, my wife and I a month back went to see ONE spectacular home, made one offer, and are now in escrow. Go figure, but it can happen…
December 29, 2010 at 9:21 AM #646290lifeizfunhuhParticipantI guess my situation is highly unusual. Although we have been pursuing the MLS for a few years now, my wife and I a month back went to see ONE spectacular home, made one offer, and are now in escrow. Go figure, but it can happen…
December 29, 2010 at 9:21 AM #646429lifeizfunhuhParticipantI guess my situation is highly unusual. Although we have been pursuing the MLS for a few years now, my wife and I a month back went to see ONE spectacular home, made one offer, and are now in escrow. Go figure, but it can happen…
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