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May 12, 2009 at 8:14 PM #397587May 12, 2009 at 8:19 PM #397593
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ParticipantYeah I hear ya JP… Don’t forget though that George met the hottie at the coffee shop that way and that is how he landed his job with the yankees!
May 12, 2009 at 8:19 PM #398063ParticipantYeah I hear ya JP… Don’t forget though that George met the hottie at the coffee shop that way and that is how he landed his job with the yankees!
May 12, 2009 at 8:19 PM #398121ParticipantYeah I hear ya JP… Don’t forget though that George met the hottie at the coffee shop that way and that is how he landed his job with the yankees!
May 12, 2009 at 8:19 PM #397840ParticipantYeah I hear ya JP… Don’t forget though that George met the hottie at the coffee shop that way and that is how he landed his job with the yankees!
May 12, 2009 at 8:19 PM #398265ParticipantYeah I hear ya JP… Don’t forget though that George met the hottie at the coffee shop that way and that is how he landed his job with the yankees!
May 12, 2009 at 8:44 PM #398146sdrealtor
ParticipantThat might be happening in Julian but not around here. Here’s one from the streets. Cute little house in San Marcos hits market this weekend for $340K. A model match with a pool just closed for $330K. My client matched the $330K price and was putting 25% down. There were over 10 offers in 2 days and my clients offer wasnt even close to getting selected as there were many equally qualified, some cash offers and several above the asking price. Of course this will turn into an appraisal fiasco which i warned the agent against but they had over 10 very well qualified buyers in less than 2 days. They only showed the house for 2 days and could probably have attracted 100 acceptable offers if they kept showing the house and accepting offers while they were in the approval process.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble but this is a county of about 4,000,000 people.
May 12, 2009 at 8:44 PM #398290ParticipantThat might be happening in Julian but not around here. Here’s one from the streets. Cute little house in San Marcos hits market this weekend for $340K. A model match with a pool just closed for $330K. My client matched the $330K price and was putting 25% down. There were over 10 offers in 2 days and my clients offer wasnt even close to getting selected as there were many equally qualified, some cash offers and several above the asking price. Of course this will turn into an appraisal fiasco which i warned the agent against but they had over 10 very well qualified buyers in less than 2 days. They only showed the house for 2 days and could probably have attracted 100 acceptable offers if they kept showing the house and accepting offers while they were in the approval process.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble but this is a county of about 4,000,000 people.
May 12, 2009 at 8:44 PM #398087ParticipantThat might be happening in Julian but not around here. Here’s one from the streets. Cute little house in San Marcos hits market this weekend for $340K. A model match with a pool just closed for $330K. My client matched the $330K price and was putting 25% down. There were over 10 offers in 2 days and my clients offer wasnt even close to getting selected as there were many equally qualified, some cash offers and several above the asking price. Of course this will turn into an appraisal fiasco which i warned the agent against but they had over 10 very well qualified buyers in less than 2 days. They only showed the house for 2 days and could probably have attracted 100 acceptable offers if they kept showing the house and accepting offers while they were in the approval process.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble but this is a county of about 4,000,000 people.
May 12, 2009 at 8:44 PM #397617ParticipantThat might be happening in Julian but not around here. Here’s one from the streets. Cute little house in San Marcos hits market this weekend for $340K. A model match with a pool just closed for $330K. My client matched the $330K price and was putting 25% down. There were over 10 offers in 2 days and my clients offer wasnt even close to getting selected as there were many equally qualified, some cash offers and several above the asking price. Of course this will turn into an appraisal fiasco which i warned the agent against but they had over 10 very well qualified buyers in less than 2 days. They only showed the house for 2 days and could probably have attracted 100 acceptable offers if they kept showing the house and accepting offers while they were in the approval process.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble but this is a county of about 4,000,000 people.
May 12, 2009 at 8:44 PM #397865ParticipantThat might be happening in Julian but not around here. Here’s one from the streets. Cute little house in San Marcos hits market this weekend for $340K. A model match with a pool just closed for $330K. My client matched the $330K price and was putting 25% down. There were over 10 offers in 2 days and my clients offer wasnt even close to getting selected as there were many equally qualified, some cash offers and several above the asking price. Of course this will turn into an appraisal fiasco which i warned the agent against but they had over 10 very well qualified buyers in less than 2 days. They only showed the house for 2 days and could probably have attracted 100 acceptable offers if they kept showing the house and accepting offers while they were in the approval process.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble but this is a county of about 4,000,000 people.
May 12, 2009 at 9:07 PM #398166Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantSDR/sdr: This is a mite off topic, but I consider you two to be the resident RE gurus: What is the downtown condo market looking like?
I haven’t heard much lately and I thought I would ask.
May 12, 2009 at 9:07 PM #398310ParticipantSDR/sdr: This is a mite off topic, but I consider you two to be the resident RE gurus: What is the downtown condo market looking like?
I haven’t heard much lately and I thought I would ask.
May 12, 2009 at 9:07 PM #397636ParticipantSDR/sdr: This is a mite off topic, but I consider you two to be the resident RE gurus: What is the downtown condo market looking like?
I haven’t heard much lately and I thought I would ask.
May 12, 2009 at 9:07 PM #397884ParticipantSDR/sdr: This is a mite off topic, but I consider you two to be the resident RE gurus: What is the downtown condo market looking like?
I haven’t heard much lately and I thought I would ask.
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