Getting screwed by Bank of America

[BGinRB]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.

[sdrealtor]

Beleive what you want. There was absolutely no issue whatsoever with the foundation. The pool is fine too. Regardless of the price, its a phenomenal property. The kind people dream of finding. Getting a good deal on it is a bonus. Those offers came in over a single weekend. Sorry Charlie, you aint gonna rain on this parade.

[sdrealtor]

Beleive what you want. There was absolutely no issue whatsoever with the foundation. The pool is fine too. Regardless of the price, its a phenomenal property. The kind people dream of finding. Getting a good deal on it is a bonus. Those offers came in over a single weekend. Sorry Charlie, you aint gonna rain on this parade.

[sdrealtor]

Beleive what you want. There was absolutely no issue whatsoever with the foundation. The pool is fine too. Regardless of the price, its a phenomenal property. The kind people dream of finding. Getting a good deal on it is a bonus. Those offers came in over a single weekend. Sorry Charlie, you aint gonna rain on this parade.

[sdrealtor]

Beleive what you want. There was absolutely no issue whatsoever with the foundation. The pool is fine too. Regardless of the price, its a phenomenal property. The kind people dream of finding. Getting a good deal on it is a bonus. Those offers came in over a single weekend. Sorry Charlie, you aint gonna rain on this parade.

[sdrealtor]

Beleive what you want. There was absolutely no issue whatsoever with the foundation. The pool is fine too. Regardless of the price, its a phenomenal property. The kind people dream of finding. Getting a good deal on it is a bonus. Those offers came in over a single weekend. Sorry Charlie, you aint gonna rain on this parade.

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[SD Realtor]

ox congrats on the home. Once more it is apparent that priorities of all people do not match. What is of paramount importance for some people is pricing pricing pricing and more pricing. What is important for other people is not. Home ownership works for some and not for others. Unfortunately some people refuse to acknowledge that and will always and forever never understand why anyone, anyone, anyone will buy a home unless it is at a market bottom.

If you love the home and are happy with it then kudos to you.

[SD Realtor]

ox congrats on the home. Once more it is apparent that priorities of all people do not match. What is of paramount importance for some people is pricing pricing pricing and more pricing. What is important for other people is not. Home ownership works for some and not for others. Unfortunately some people refuse to acknowledge that and will always and forever never understand why anyone, anyone, anyone will buy a home unless it is at a market bottom.

If you love the home and are happy with it then kudos to you.

[SD Realtor]

ox congrats on the home. Once more it is apparent that priorities of all people do not match. What is of paramount importance for some people is pricing pricing pricing and more pricing. What is important for other people is not. Home ownership works for some and not for others. Unfortunately some people refuse to acknowledge that and will always and forever never understand why anyone, anyone, anyone will buy a home unless it is at a market bottom.

If you love the home and are happy with it then kudos to you.

[SD Realtor]

ox congrats on the home. Once more it is apparent that priorities of all people do not match. What is of paramount importance for some people is pricing pricing pricing and more pricing. What is important for other people is not. Home ownership works for some and not for others. Unfortunately some people refuse to acknowledge that and will always and forever never understand why anyone, anyone, anyone will buy a home unless it is at a market bottom.

If you love the home and are happy with it then kudos to you.

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