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March 26, 2011 at 8:51 AM #682235March 26, 2011 at 10:23 AM #681090UCGalParticipant
[quote=lepetitangel]Hi sdrealtor,
As of now on sdlookup this property (5233 great meadow) is still active. Are you saying that it’s actually in “pending” instead of active?
What is ZipRealty? Is it a small real estate company? Are you basically saying they are listing to make as much money as possible?
To me, a asking price of $969K~$110K is def. outrageous for something like this. I’d say a low $900K or sub $900K offer is more realistic.[/quote]
He’s saying it went pending and fell out of escrow.If you look at redfin you can get the details of when a home was listed, went pending, etc.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5233-Great-Meadow-Dr-92130/home/12153350
March 26, 2011 at 10:23 AM #681143UCGalParticipant[quote=lepetitangel]Hi sdrealtor,
As of now on sdlookup this property (5233 great meadow) is still active. Are you saying that it’s actually in “pending” instead of active?
What is ZipRealty? Is it a small real estate company? Are you basically saying they are listing to make as much money as possible?
To me, a asking price of $969K~$110K is def. outrageous for something like this. I’d say a low $900K or sub $900K offer is more realistic.[/quote]
He’s saying it went pending and fell out of escrow.If you look at redfin you can get the details of when a home was listed, went pending, etc.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5233-Great-Meadow-Dr-92130/home/12153350
March 26, 2011 at 10:23 AM #681757UCGalParticipant[quote=lepetitangel]Hi sdrealtor,
As of now on sdlookup this property (5233 great meadow) is still active. Are you saying that it’s actually in “pending” instead of active?
What is ZipRealty? Is it a small real estate company? Are you basically saying they are listing to make as much money as possible?
To me, a asking price of $969K~$110K is def. outrageous for something like this. I’d say a low $900K or sub $900K offer is more realistic.[/quote]
He’s saying it went pending and fell out of escrow.If you look at redfin you can get the details of when a home was listed, went pending, etc.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5233-Great-Meadow-Dr-92130/home/12153350
March 26, 2011 at 10:23 AM #681897UCGalParticipant[quote=lepetitangel]Hi sdrealtor,
As of now on sdlookup this property (5233 great meadow) is still active. Are you saying that it’s actually in “pending” instead of active?
What is ZipRealty? Is it a small real estate company? Are you basically saying they are listing to make as much money as possible?
To me, a asking price of $969K~$110K is def. outrageous for something like this. I’d say a low $900K or sub $900K offer is more realistic.[/quote]
He’s saying it went pending and fell out of escrow.If you look at redfin you can get the details of when a home was listed, went pending, etc.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5233-Great-Meadow-Dr-92130/home/12153350
March 26, 2011 at 10:23 AM #682250UCGalParticipant[quote=lepetitangel]Hi sdrealtor,
As of now on sdlookup this property (5233 great meadow) is still active. Are you saying that it’s actually in “pending” instead of active?
What is ZipRealty? Is it a small real estate company? Are you basically saying they are listing to make as much money as possible?
To me, a asking price of $969K~$110K is def. outrageous for something like this. I’d say a low $900K or sub $900K offer is more realistic.[/quote]
He’s saying it went pending and fell out of escrow.If you look at redfin you can get the details of when a home was listed, went pending, etc.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5233-Great-Meadow-Dr-92130/home/12153350
March 26, 2011 at 12:23 PM #681095sdrealtorParticipantLep,
UC is correct. It was in escrow but fell out. When that happens the sellers get fixated that it happened once and it will happen again so they wont compromise much on price.ZipRealty is a fairly large internet based brokerage. They provide their agents with lots of buyer leads but in return the brokerage keeps most of the commission dollars. As a result the agents they get are typically inexperienced or agents that could not generate enough business ont heir own to survive so they end up there. I have received offeres on properties I have listed from ZipRealty buyers agents and have been very unimpressed. Its all about numbers to them and I never felt the buyers were well represented but perhaps that is just based upon my sample. With that said, I have never heard of a ZipRealty agent who had any degree of listing experience. Sellers that list with them do so because of discounted listing fees without realizing they could get a stronger more experienced agent for the same fees. Hope that clears things up.
March 26, 2011 at 12:23 PM #681148sdrealtorParticipantLep,
UC is correct. It was in escrow but fell out. When that happens the sellers get fixated that it happened once and it will happen again so they wont compromise much on price.ZipRealty is a fairly large internet based brokerage. They provide their agents with lots of buyer leads but in return the brokerage keeps most of the commission dollars. As a result the agents they get are typically inexperienced or agents that could not generate enough business ont heir own to survive so they end up there. I have received offeres on properties I have listed from ZipRealty buyers agents and have been very unimpressed. Its all about numbers to them and I never felt the buyers were well represented but perhaps that is just based upon my sample. With that said, I have never heard of a ZipRealty agent who had any degree of listing experience. Sellers that list with them do so because of discounted listing fees without realizing they could get a stronger more experienced agent for the same fees. Hope that clears things up.
March 26, 2011 at 12:23 PM #681762sdrealtorParticipantLep,
UC is correct. It was in escrow but fell out. When that happens the sellers get fixated that it happened once and it will happen again so they wont compromise much on price.ZipRealty is a fairly large internet based brokerage. They provide their agents with lots of buyer leads but in return the brokerage keeps most of the commission dollars. As a result the agents they get are typically inexperienced or agents that could not generate enough business ont heir own to survive so they end up there. I have received offeres on properties I have listed from ZipRealty buyers agents and have been very unimpressed. Its all about numbers to them and I never felt the buyers were well represented but perhaps that is just based upon my sample. With that said, I have never heard of a ZipRealty agent who had any degree of listing experience. Sellers that list with them do so because of discounted listing fees without realizing they could get a stronger more experienced agent for the same fees. Hope that clears things up.
March 26, 2011 at 12:23 PM #681902sdrealtorParticipantLep,
UC is correct. It was in escrow but fell out. When that happens the sellers get fixated that it happened once and it will happen again so they wont compromise much on price.ZipRealty is a fairly large internet based brokerage. They provide their agents with lots of buyer leads but in return the brokerage keeps most of the commission dollars. As a result the agents they get are typically inexperienced or agents that could not generate enough business ont heir own to survive so they end up there. I have received offeres on properties I have listed from ZipRealty buyers agents and have been very unimpressed. Its all about numbers to them and I never felt the buyers were well represented but perhaps that is just based upon my sample. With that said, I have never heard of a ZipRealty agent who had any degree of listing experience. Sellers that list with them do so because of discounted listing fees without realizing they could get a stronger more experienced agent for the same fees. Hope that clears things up.
March 26, 2011 at 12:23 PM #682255sdrealtorParticipantLep,
UC is correct. It was in escrow but fell out. When that happens the sellers get fixated that it happened once and it will happen again so they wont compromise much on price.ZipRealty is a fairly large internet based brokerage. They provide their agents with lots of buyer leads but in return the brokerage keeps most of the commission dollars. As a result the agents they get are typically inexperienced or agents that could not generate enough business ont heir own to survive so they end up there. I have received offeres on properties I have listed from ZipRealty buyers agents and have been very unimpressed. Its all about numbers to them and I never felt the buyers were well represented but perhaps that is just based upon my sample. With that said, I have never heard of a ZipRealty agent who had any degree of listing experience. Sellers that list with them do so because of discounted listing fees without realizing they could get a stronger more experienced agent for the same fees. Hope that clears things up.
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