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June 12, 2008 at 7:40 AM #13021June 12, 2008 at 7:59 AM #221661barnaby33Participant
Congrats detour. May you enjoy your new home. Its unfortunate for me that you did because a very real part of my thesis is that when 3/2 in Clairemont are going for 275, we’re pretty close to the bottom. I may have to get off my ass and shop for a home sooner than I’d thought.
On second thought, naw. The job losses haven’t even really picked up steam.
Josh
June 12, 2008 at 7:59 AM #221829barnaby33ParticipantCongrats detour. May you enjoy your new home. Its unfortunate for me that you did because a very real part of my thesis is that when 3/2 in Clairemont are going for 275, we’re pretty close to the bottom. I may have to get off my ass and shop for a home sooner than I’d thought.
On second thought, naw. The job losses haven’t even really picked up steam.
Josh
June 12, 2008 at 7:59 AM #221810barnaby33ParticipantCongrats detour. May you enjoy your new home. Its unfortunate for me that you did because a very real part of my thesis is that when 3/2 in Clairemont are going for 275, we’re pretty close to the bottom. I may have to get off my ass and shop for a home sooner than I’d thought.
On second thought, naw. The job losses haven’t even really picked up steam.
Josh
June 12, 2008 at 7:59 AM #221762barnaby33ParticipantCongrats detour. May you enjoy your new home. Its unfortunate for me that you did because a very real part of my thesis is that when 3/2 in Clairemont are going for 275, we’re pretty close to the bottom. I may have to get off my ass and shop for a home sooner than I’d thought.
On second thought, naw. The job losses haven’t even really picked up steam.
Josh
June 12, 2008 at 7:59 AM #221777barnaby33ParticipantCongrats detour. May you enjoy your new home. Its unfortunate for me that you did because a very real part of my thesis is that when 3/2 in Clairemont are going for 275, we’re pretty close to the bottom. I may have to get off my ass and shop for a home sooner than I’d thought.
On second thought, naw. The job losses haven’t even really picked up steam.
Josh
June 12, 2008 at 8:20 AM #221844detourbeachParticipantMy thesis also puts bottom prices near $275k. Mine is based on rental prices. The average 3bd/2ba in Clairemont rents for $2000/month. I believe that when when housing prices near $275k, and the 30yr fixed payment + taxes nears $2000, people like myself will be purchasing houses just to rent them out because they are operating at a break even point.
Myself, I’m going to do some quick upgrades and put the house back on the market @ $360k and see what happens! There will be alot more homes selling for $300k this year.
June 12, 2008 at 8:20 AM #221825detourbeachParticipantMy thesis also puts bottom prices near $275k. Mine is based on rental prices. The average 3bd/2ba in Clairemont rents for $2000/month. I believe that when when housing prices near $275k, and the 30yr fixed payment + taxes nears $2000, people like myself will be purchasing houses just to rent them out because they are operating at a break even point.
Myself, I’m going to do some quick upgrades and put the house back on the market @ $360k and see what happens! There will be alot more homes selling for $300k this year.
June 12, 2008 at 8:20 AM #221793detourbeachParticipantMy thesis also puts bottom prices near $275k. Mine is based on rental prices. The average 3bd/2ba in Clairemont rents for $2000/month. I believe that when when housing prices near $275k, and the 30yr fixed payment + taxes nears $2000, people like myself will be purchasing houses just to rent them out because they are operating at a break even point.
Myself, I’m going to do some quick upgrades and put the house back on the market @ $360k and see what happens! There will be alot more homes selling for $300k this year.
June 12, 2008 at 8:20 AM #221778detourbeachParticipantMy thesis also puts bottom prices near $275k. Mine is based on rental prices. The average 3bd/2ba in Clairemont rents for $2000/month. I believe that when when housing prices near $275k, and the 30yr fixed payment + taxes nears $2000, people like myself will be purchasing houses just to rent them out because they are operating at a break even point.
Myself, I’m going to do some quick upgrades and put the house back on the market @ $360k and see what happens! There will be alot more homes selling for $300k this year.
June 12, 2008 at 8:20 AM #221676detourbeachParticipantMy thesis also puts bottom prices near $275k. Mine is based on rental prices. The average 3bd/2ba in Clairemont rents for $2000/month. I believe that when when housing prices near $275k, and the 30yr fixed payment + taxes nears $2000, people like myself will be purchasing houses just to rent them out because they are operating at a break even point.
Myself, I’m going to do some quick upgrades and put the house back on the market @ $360k and see what happens! There will be alot more homes selling for $300k this year.
June 12, 2008 at 8:24 AM #2218024plexownerParticipantI’m expecting a bottom of $275K in Clairemont but I think that will be for the 3/1, 1000 SQFT with 1 car garage that hasn’t been updated since built – your basic rental house in that area
A 3/2 in move-in shape, depending on area of Clairemont, is worth more than $301K in today’s market IMO
detourbeach was doing his research and due diligence and it paid off in a good deal
excellent example of knowing the market you are interested in – if you don’t recognize an exceptional deal the first day it comes on the market you won’t be the one closing escrow
good job detourbeach
June 12, 2008 at 8:24 AM #2217874plexownerParticipantI’m expecting a bottom of $275K in Clairemont but I think that will be for the 3/1, 1000 SQFT with 1 car garage that hasn’t been updated since built – your basic rental house in that area
A 3/2 in move-in shape, depending on area of Clairemont, is worth more than $301K in today’s market IMO
detourbeach was doing his research and due diligence and it paid off in a good deal
excellent example of knowing the market you are interested in – if you don’t recognize an exceptional deal the first day it comes on the market you won’t be the one closing escrow
good job detourbeach
June 12, 2008 at 8:24 AM #2218544plexownerParticipantI’m expecting a bottom of $275K in Clairemont but I think that will be for the 3/1, 1000 SQFT with 1 car garage that hasn’t been updated since built – your basic rental house in that area
A 3/2 in move-in shape, depending on area of Clairemont, is worth more than $301K in today’s market IMO
detourbeach was doing his research and due diligence and it paid off in a good deal
excellent example of knowing the market you are interested in – if you don’t recognize an exceptional deal the first day it comes on the market you won’t be the one closing escrow
good job detourbeach
June 12, 2008 at 8:24 AM #2216864plexownerParticipantI’m expecting a bottom of $275K in Clairemont but I think that will be for the 3/1, 1000 SQFT with 1 car garage that hasn’t been updated since built – your basic rental house in that area
A 3/2 in move-in shape, depending on area of Clairemont, is worth more than $301K in today’s market IMO
detourbeach was doing his research and due diligence and it paid off in a good deal
excellent example of knowing the market you are interested in – if you don’t recognize an exceptional deal the first day it comes on the market you won’t be the one closing escrow
good job detourbeach
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