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January 1, 2008 at 11:12 PM #127781January 2, 2008 at 8:39 PM #128154
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ParticipantOne of the only new tract homes that my husband & I really liked, were the homes are at the back gate. They are the Montmar homes built by Richmond American. They are very nice McMansions. But we decided awhile ago, that we would never pay their original asking price on $900K+ and have to drive past Walmart, K-mart and Home town buffet everytime we left our house, for a home that cost close to a million dollars.
If we were to spend that kind of money I just wouldn’t want to drive through the ghetto to get in and out, and that is unfortunatly what you have to do.
Well as I said, the houses started out $900k to 1mil+, with no upgrades and the basic carpet and tile. We stopped by on Saturday, no one was there shopping, and they have now dropped the price to $639K with upgrades!! Amazing! I thought maybe they would drop to the $700’s, but low $600’s this early in the game, yikes! It’s gonna be fun!January 2, 2008 at 8:39 PM #128316ParticipantOne of the only new tract homes that my husband & I really liked, were the homes are at the back gate. They are the Montmar homes built by Richmond American. They are very nice McMansions. But we decided awhile ago, that we would never pay their original asking price on $900K+ and have to drive past Walmart, K-mart and Home town buffet everytime we left our house, for a home that cost close to a million dollars.
If we were to spend that kind of money I just wouldn’t want to drive through the ghetto to get in and out, and that is unfortunatly what you have to do.
Well as I said, the houses started out $900k to 1mil+, with no upgrades and the basic carpet and tile. We stopped by on Saturday, no one was there shopping, and they have now dropped the price to $639K with upgrades!! Amazing! I thought maybe they would drop to the $700’s, but low $600’s this early in the game, yikes! It’s gonna be fun!January 2, 2008 at 8:39 PM #128327ParticipantOne of the only new tract homes that my husband & I really liked, were the homes are at the back gate. They are the Montmar homes built by Richmond American. They are very nice McMansions. But we decided awhile ago, that we would never pay their original asking price on $900K+ and have to drive past Walmart, K-mart and Home town buffet everytime we left our house, for a home that cost close to a million dollars.
If we were to spend that kind of money I just wouldn’t want to drive through the ghetto to get in and out, and that is unfortunatly what you have to do.
Well as I said, the houses started out $900k to 1mil+, with no upgrades and the basic carpet and tile. We stopped by on Saturday, no one was there shopping, and they have now dropped the price to $639K with upgrades!! Amazing! I thought maybe they would drop to the $700’s, but low $600’s this early in the game, yikes! It’s gonna be fun!January 2, 2008 at 8:39 PM #128395ParticipantOne of the only new tract homes that my husband & I really liked, were the homes are at the back gate. They are the Montmar homes built by Richmond American. They are very nice McMansions. But we decided awhile ago, that we would never pay their original asking price on $900K+ and have to drive past Walmart, K-mart and Home town buffet everytime we left our house, for a home that cost close to a million dollars.
If we were to spend that kind of money I just wouldn’t want to drive through the ghetto to get in and out, and that is unfortunatly what you have to do.
Well as I said, the houses started out $900k to 1mil+, with no upgrades and the basic carpet and tile. We stopped by on Saturday, no one was there shopping, and they have now dropped the price to $639K with upgrades!! Amazing! I thought maybe they would drop to the $700’s, but low $600’s this early in the game, yikes! It’s gonna be fun!January 2, 2008 at 8:39 PM #128422ParticipantOne of the only new tract homes that my husband & I really liked, were the homes are at the back gate. They are the Montmar homes built by Richmond American. They are very nice McMansions. But we decided awhile ago, that we would never pay their original asking price on $900K+ and have to drive past Walmart, K-mart and Home town buffet everytime we left our house, for a home that cost close to a million dollars.
If we were to spend that kind of money I just wouldn’t want to drive through the ghetto to get in and out, and that is unfortunatly what you have to do.
Well as I said, the houses started out $900k to 1mil+, with no upgrades and the basic carpet and tile. We stopped by on Saturday, no one was there shopping, and they have now dropped the price to $639K with upgrades!! Amazing! I thought maybe they would drop to the $700’s, but low $600’s this early in the game, yikes! It’s gonna be fun!January 2, 2008 at 11:16 PM #128257wawawa
ParticipantGunDoc.
You want to learn and read more indepth analysis of real estate and finance mess you should read Calculatedrisk blog.
By the way congradulations for the bleow accomplishment.
“beat back my house hungry wife, but thats for another post.”
Good luck
January 2, 2008 at 11:16 PM #128424ParticipantGunDoc.
You want to learn and read more indepth analysis of real estate and finance mess you should read Calculatedrisk blog.
By the way congradulations for the bleow accomplishment.
“beat back my house hungry wife, but thats for another post.”
Good luck
January 2, 2008 at 11:16 PM #128431ParticipantGunDoc.
You want to learn and read more indepth analysis of real estate and finance mess you should read Calculatedrisk blog.
By the way congradulations for the bleow accomplishment.
“beat back my house hungry wife, but thats for another post.”
Good luck
January 2, 2008 at 11:16 PM #128500ParticipantGunDoc.
You want to learn and read more indepth analysis of real estate and finance mess you should read Calculatedrisk blog.
By the way congradulations for the bleow accomplishment.
“beat back my house hungry wife, but thats for another post.”
Good luck
January 2, 2008 at 11:16 PM #128529ParticipantGunDoc.
You want to learn and read more indepth analysis of real estate and finance mess you should read Calculatedrisk blog.
By the way congradulations for the bleow accomplishment.
“beat back my house hungry wife, but thats for another post.”
Good luck
January 2, 2008 at 11:54 PM #128286recordsclerk
ParticipantWow, Montemar for 639K. I have a price sheet from July 07. These are the prices from July 07:
Plan 1 798K, 4150sqft
Plan 2 802K, 4250sqft
Plan 3 785K, 4450-4700sqft
These are the starting prices just 5 months ago.
Homes available at the time:
Lot 47 948K plan 1 many upgrades
Lot 50 814K sold
Lot 66 802K Plan 2 no upgrades
Lot 51 864K plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 49 864K Plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 63 785K Plan 3 no upgrades/still in building stages and buyer can still choose upgrades.
The sales person did say that there was some wiggle room, but not much. I think 200K is a lot of wiggle room.
Montemar is a nice house, not a good neighborhood.January 2, 2008 at 11:54 PM #128453ParticipantWow, Montemar for 639K. I have a price sheet from July 07. These are the prices from July 07:
Plan 1 798K, 4150sqft
Plan 2 802K, 4250sqft
Plan 3 785K, 4450-4700sqft
These are the starting prices just 5 months ago.
Homes available at the time:
Lot 47 948K plan 1 many upgrades
Lot 50 814K sold
Lot 66 802K Plan 2 no upgrades
Lot 51 864K plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 49 864K Plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 63 785K Plan 3 no upgrades/still in building stages and buyer can still choose upgrades.
The sales person did say that there was some wiggle room, but not much. I think 200K is a lot of wiggle room.
Montemar is a nice house, not a good neighborhood.January 2, 2008 at 11:54 PM #128463ParticipantWow, Montemar for 639K. I have a price sheet from July 07. These are the prices from July 07:
Plan 1 798K, 4150sqft
Plan 2 802K, 4250sqft
Plan 3 785K, 4450-4700sqft
These are the starting prices just 5 months ago.
Homes available at the time:
Lot 47 948K plan 1 many upgrades
Lot 50 814K sold
Lot 66 802K Plan 2 no upgrades
Lot 51 864K plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 49 864K Plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 63 785K Plan 3 no upgrades/still in building stages and buyer can still choose upgrades.
The sales person did say that there was some wiggle room, but not much. I think 200K is a lot of wiggle room.
Montemar is a nice house, not a good neighborhood.January 2, 2008 at 11:54 PM #128530ParticipantWow, Montemar for 639K. I have a price sheet from July 07. These are the prices from July 07:
Plan 1 798K, 4150sqft
Plan 2 802K, 4250sqft
Plan 3 785K, 4450-4700sqft
These are the starting prices just 5 months ago.
Homes available at the time:
Lot 47 948K plan 1 many upgrades
Lot 50 814K sold
Lot 66 802K Plan 2 no upgrades
Lot 51 864K plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 49 864K Plan 3 some upgrades
Lot 63 785K Plan 3 no upgrades/still in building stages and buyer can still choose upgrades.
The sales person did say that there was some wiggle room, but not much. I think 200K is a lot of wiggle room.
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