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  • April 29, 2011 at 10:30 AM #691626
    rent4now
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    [quote=Jazzman]Firstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.[/quote]

    What do you mean by don’t go by the list price? The sub 350K homes we’ve been looking at are all selling well above list price. We’ve been outbid numerous time!

    April 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM #690519
    sdrealtor
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    You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.

    April 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM #690588
    sdrealtor
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    You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.

    April 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM #691202
    sdrealtor
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    You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.

    April 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM #691346
    sdrealtor
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    You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.

    April 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM #691690
    sdrealtor
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    You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.

    April 29, 2011 at 8:43 PM #690539
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.[/quote]
    I second that.

    April 29, 2011 at 8:43 PM #690608
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.[/quote]
    I second that.

    April 29, 2011 at 8:43 PM #691221
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.[/quote]
    I second that.

    April 29, 2011 at 8:43 PM #691367
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.[/quote]
    I second that.

    April 29, 2011 at 8:43 PM #691710
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]You only need one. Educate yourselves on closed sales prices (actually your agent should be doing that) and stick to your guns. You get there with patience and a little hard work.[/quote]
    I second that.

    April 30, 2011 at 8:50 AM #690574
    Jazzman
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    [quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.

    Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]

    I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.

    April 30, 2011 at 8:50 AM #690644
    Jazzman
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    [quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.

    Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]

    I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.

    April 30, 2011 at 8:50 AM #691256
    Jazzman
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    [quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.

    Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]

    I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.

    April 30, 2011 at 8:50 AM #691402
    Jazzman
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    [quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.

    Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]

    I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.

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