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March 23, 2011 at 12:47 PM #681160March 23, 2011 at 12:56 PM #680010
urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=urbanrealtor]. . . I am curious how they got the place for $480k to begin with.
That seems really low.
That is the only part that seems funky to me here.[/quote]
UR, did you consider that the transaction could have been among relatives? As you know, “name” doesn’t mean anything. I haven’t seen the inside but the most recent sellers may have also replaced all the dryrotted walls, roof, cabinets, etc. IOW, they purchased it as a “moderate or heavy fixer.”[/quote]
Yeah what we have here is a bit of an information set (in several dimensions). Either way, non-verifiable pseudo-market factors.
March 23, 2011 at 12:56 PM #680064urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=urbanrealtor]. . . I am curious how they got the place for $480k to begin with.
That seems really low.
That is the only part that seems funky to me here.[/quote]
UR, did you consider that the transaction could have been among relatives? As you know, “name” doesn’t mean anything. I haven’t seen the inside but the most recent sellers may have also replaced all the dryrotted walls, roof, cabinets, etc. IOW, they purchased it as a “moderate or heavy fixer.”[/quote]
Yeah what we have here is a bit of an information set (in several dimensions). Either way, non-verifiable pseudo-market factors.
March 23, 2011 at 12:56 PM #680679urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=urbanrealtor]. . . I am curious how they got the place for $480k to begin with.
That seems really low.
That is the only part that seems funky to me here.[/quote]
UR, did you consider that the transaction could have been among relatives? As you know, “name” doesn’t mean anything. I haven’t seen the inside but the most recent sellers may have also replaced all the dryrotted walls, roof, cabinets, etc. IOW, they purchased it as a “moderate or heavy fixer.”[/quote]
Yeah what we have here is a bit of an information set (in several dimensions). Either way, non-verifiable pseudo-market factors.
March 23, 2011 at 12:56 PM #680817urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=urbanrealtor]. . . I am curious how they got the place for $480k to begin with.
That seems really low.
That is the only part that seems funky to me here.[/quote]
UR, did you consider that the transaction could have been among relatives? As you know, “name” doesn’t mean anything. I haven’t seen the inside but the most recent sellers may have also replaced all the dryrotted walls, roof, cabinets, etc. IOW, they purchased it as a “moderate or heavy fixer.”[/quote]
Yeah what we have here is a bit of an information set (in several dimensions). Either way, non-verifiable pseudo-market factors.
March 23, 2011 at 12:56 PM #681170urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=urbanrealtor]. . . I am curious how they got the place for $480k to begin with.
That seems really low.
That is the only part that seems funky to me here.[/quote]
UR, did you consider that the transaction could have been among relatives? As you know, “name” doesn’t mean anything. I haven’t seen the inside but the most recent sellers may have also replaced all the dryrotted walls, roof, cabinets, etc. IOW, they purchased it as a “moderate or heavy fixer.”[/quote]
Yeah what we have here is a bit of an information set (in several dimensions). Either way, non-verifiable pseudo-market factors.
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