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March 30, 2007 at 5:16 PM #8715March 30, 2007 at 5:45 PM #48789blackboxParticipant
$680,000 is way, way too much!
Cut it in half ($340,000), and I’ll take it, and you can keep the gas.
I like to pay for my gas at the pump…..Not over 30 years.March 30, 2007 at 6:02 PM #48791nooneParticipantHow mnay typos can you fit in such a samll spaec adn still get yuor messaeg across?
P.S. Is ti just me or is teh house leaning?
March 30, 2007 at 6:04 PM #48794hipmattParticipantTwo stroy, wonderful home and location!!Near shopping centers and schools! Great for commuters.Commuter speacial we will pay your Gasoline and fast track for one year!! Max $3,200 value!!Saler Very Motivated!!!!Saler will pay ALL closing cost….. ZERO down ZERO closing cost!!!
What a feakin joke. I wouldn't pay over $375 for that in craptacular Murrieta, CA
March 30, 2007 at 9:54 PM #4880723109VCParticipantthat house looks like crap.
March 30, 2007 at 10:47 PM #48810FormerOwnerParticipantHere’s a bank repo on the same street, same model, for $223,000 less! This one isn’t listing like the Titanic either! Even at $456,000 it’s still too high. As the Joker said in Batman “This town needs an enema!”
March 30, 2007 at 10:59 PM #48814novice1027ParticipantMust be a meth lab close by, cuz I’m a thinkin they are smokin some crack out there!!!
And for $680K you too can have nice linoleum floors, cool!March 30, 2007 at 11:10 PM #48816TemekuTParticipantThis KB home originally sold 01/22/03 for $299,000. It was resold 09/25/06 for $579,000 with 100% financing with ResMae.
This is where the strange part starts – resold (COE) 03/16/07 for $652,000, 100% financing with Security National Mortgage Corp., but…the listing history is odd in that it was listed 02/15/07 @ 3% comm and then changed to 4% comm 02/26/07…and still shows as available. Plus, in the current sales market, it seems odd that the listing shows “no keysafe, call the (out-of-area) agent for appointment to show”. I believe it is incumbent on the listing agent to change the MLS data to pending and then closed, but this wasn’t done, hence, the MLS still shows it as available, when searching the tax history in the MLS clearly shows the change of ownership.
March 30, 2007 at 11:12 PM #48817sdrealtorParticipantOut of area agents are notoriously bad at updating listings. My guess is that its sold and when the board gets around to cleaning up it will finally get updated.
March 30, 2007 at 11:26 PM #48819TemekuTParticipantActually, it is sold and something is not right with the facts surrounding the transaction. I am speculating here – but there may be a reason the listing agent doesn’t want to call attention to the close price. And I almost can’t conceive of a buyer being so uninformed (dumb? naive?) as to pay over $200,000 for the exact same house on the same street.
Mortgage fraud speculations, anyone?
March 30, 2007 at 11:58 PM #48822crParticipantNoone you read my mind. My gosh, use Microsoft Word first, of have someone proof it. Nothing spells quality Real Estate Agent like a first grade reading level.
According to Zillow it “SOLD 09/25/2006: $579,000”
Someone trying a quick flip?
The think looks like crap and it not the greatest area of Murrieta from what I can tell.
I call foreclosure by summer 2008.
March 31, 2007 at 12:30 AM #48823temeculaguyParticipantI’ve noticed some similar hijinks near my house. This house sat on the market forever at 450k and was eventually repo’d. I think the auction price listed in the paper was high 300’s or just about 400k. Zillow lists the sale at 109k and now with it’s completely dead landscaping it shows up on the mls for 517,900 how the hell did that happen? Maybe they read the zetimate of 517,899 and figured they’d mark it up a hundred bucks. The house is horrible and couldn’t be on a worse street with am gridlock in your front yard and it’s a hundred yards from a high school. Maybe someone with better access to databases can figure it out.
March 31, 2007 at 1:06 AM #48825FormerOwnerParticipantWow. Thanks for the info, TemekuT. If I were into shorting stocks, I think Security National Mortgage’s parent company (SNFCA) would be a good candidate.
March 31, 2007 at 1:38 AM #48827FormerOwnerParticipantI found another listing in the same area with the same free gas deal, same realtor. Can someone with MLS access check this out and see what the scoop is. Inquiring minds want to know:
March 31, 2007 at 9:15 AM #48833TemekuTParticipantFormerOwner:
What a coincidence – that house was listed 02/15/07 with 3% commission, then changed to 4% commission 02/26/07. Like the other listing with the same out-of-area agent, there is no keysafe or mechanical dial lockbox, and the property is shown by appointment only. I can’t find any tax history with this property. I wasn’t able to access that via the MLS, I got an error message “no properties found”. This happens occasionally. Could be the database is scrambled at the County of Riverside.
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