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August 19, 2011 at 11:01 AM #722484August 19, 2011 at 11:13 AM #721279bearishgurlParticipant
[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW I was in SCP house. I would have to pull out every inch of flooring in that house. The pictures look nice but the house has alot more wear and tear on it than they show. Photoshop is a wonderful thing. The SB homes are new construction, turnkey and under 10 year builder warranties.
Monthly payments have everything to do with the value of an asset. Ever heard of discounted cash flows when valuing an asset? Its the same as valuing an investment property but in this case the owner is the source of the rent payments. Someone who has probably never taken college level business courses wouldnt understand that.[/quote]
Sorry to hear you would waste thousands gutting the marble flooring in SCP. There are many ways to refurbish marble flooring but to each his own. The flooring in the SB sold comp is hardly a step up from that. I wouldn’t call the SB REO that JTR is walking thru on his recent video “turnkey.” Far from it, lol ….
FWIW, I’ve taken SEVERAL business courses in college and my one year paralegal course (specializing in Biz Lit and Civil Procedure) was a graduate (500-level) course.
August 19, 2011 at 11:13 AM #721372bearishgurlParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW I was in SCP house. I would have to pull out every inch of flooring in that house. The pictures look nice but the house has alot more wear and tear on it than they show. Photoshop is a wonderful thing. The SB homes are new construction, turnkey and under 10 year builder warranties.
Monthly payments have everything to do with the value of an asset. Ever heard of discounted cash flows when valuing an asset? Its the same as valuing an investment property but in this case the owner is the source of the rent payments. Someone who has probably never taken college level business courses wouldnt understand that.[/quote]
Sorry to hear you would waste thousands gutting the marble flooring in SCP. There are many ways to refurbish marble flooring but to each his own. The flooring in the SB sold comp is hardly a step up from that. I wouldn’t call the SB REO that JTR is walking thru on his recent video “turnkey.” Far from it, lol ….
FWIW, I’ve taken SEVERAL business courses in college and my one year paralegal course (specializing in Biz Lit and Civil Procedure) was a graduate (500-level) course.
August 19, 2011 at 11:13 AM #721972bearishgurlParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW I was in SCP house. I would have to pull out every inch of flooring in that house. The pictures look nice but the house has alot more wear and tear on it than they show. Photoshop is a wonderful thing. The SB homes are new construction, turnkey and under 10 year builder warranties.
Monthly payments have everything to do with the value of an asset. Ever heard of discounted cash flows when valuing an asset? Its the same as valuing an investment property but in this case the owner is the source of the rent payments. Someone who has probably never taken college level business courses wouldnt understand that.[/quote]
Sorry to hear you would waste thousands gutting the marble flooring in SCP. There are many ways to refurbish marble flooring but to each his own. The flooring in the SB sold comp is hardly a step up from that. I wouldn’t call the SB REO that JTR is walking thru on his recent video “turnkey.” Far from it, lol ….
FWIW, I’ve taken SEVERAL business courses in college and my one year paralegal course (specializing in Biz Lit and Civil Procedure) was a graduate (500-level) course.
August 19, 2011 at 11:13 AM #722129bearishgurlParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW I was in SCP house. I would have to pull out every inch of flooring in that house. The pictures look nice but the house has alot more wear and tear on it than they show. Photoshop is a wonderful thing. The SB homes are new construction, turnkey and under 10 year builder warranties.
Monthly payments have everything to do with the value of an asset. Ever heard of discounted cash flows when valuing an asset? Its the same as valuing an investment property but in this case the owner is the source of the rent payments. Someone who has probably never taken college level business courses wouldnt understand that.[/quote]
Sorry to hear you would waste thousands gutting the marble flooring in SCP. There are many ways to refurbish marble flooring but to each his own. The flooring in the SB sold comp is hardly a step up from that. I wouldn’t call the SB REO that JTR is walking thru on his recent video “turnkey.” Far from it, lol ….
FWIW, I’ve taken SEVERAL business courses in college and my one year paralegal course (specializing in Biz Lit and Civil Procedure) was a graduate (500-level) course.
August 19, 2011 at 11:13 AM #722494bearishgurlParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW I was in SCP house. I would have to pull out every inch of flooring in that house. The pictures look nice but the house has alot more wear and tear on it than they show. Photoshop is a wonderful thing. The SB homes are new construction, turnkey and under 10 year builder warranties.
Monthly payments have everything to do with the value of an asset. Ever heard of discounted cash flows when valuing an asset? Its the same as valuing an investment property but in this case the owner is the source of the rent payments. Someone who has probably never taken college level business courses wouldnt understand that.[/quote]
Sorry to hear you would waste thousands gutting the marble flooring in SCP. There are many ways to refurbish marble flooring but to each his own. The flooring in the SB sold comp is hardly a step up from that. I wouldn’t call the SB REO that JTR is walking thru on his recent video “turnkey.” Far from it, lol ….
FWIW, I’ve taken SEVERAL business courses in college and my one year paralegal course (specializing in Biz Lit and Civil Procedure) was a graduate (500-level) course.
August 19, 2011 at 11:27 AM #721284sdrealtorParticipantThere you go again. One sentence the value is cash flow/cost of ownership and the next sentence it is some underlying mystery value of the property and the area it sits in. You were right the first time. The true value of an asset is the discounted cash flow it generates.
FWIW I wasnt saying one or another was a better buy. The SB property in question sits right on SB Parkway (i.e. within about 30 to 40 ft) and in my book that is showstopper.
August 19, 2011 at 11:27 AM #721377sdrealtorParticipantThere you go again. One sentence the value is cash flow/cost of ownership and the next sentence it is some underlying mystery value of the property and the area it sits in. You were right the first time. The true value of an asset is the discounted cash flow it generates.
FWIW I wasnt saying one or another was a better buy. The SB property in question sits right on SB Parkway (i.e. within about 30 to 40 ft) and in my book that is showstopper.
August 19, 2011 at 11:27 AM #721977sdrealtorParticipantThere you go again. One sentence the value is cash flow/cost of ownership and the next sentence it is some underlying mystery value of the property and the area it sits in. You were right the first time. The true value of an asset is the discounted cash flow it generates.
FWIW I wasnt saying one or another was a better buy. The SB property in question sits right on SB Parkway (i.e. within about 30 to 40 ft) and in my book that is showstopper.
August 19, 2011 at 11:27 AM #722134sdrealtorParticipantThere you go again. One sentence the value is cash flow/cost of ownership and the next sentence it is some underlying mystery value of the property and the area it sits in. You were right the first time. The true value of an asset is the discounted cash flow it generates.
FWIW I wasnt saying one or another was a better buy. The SB property in question sits right on SB Parkway (i.e. within about 30 to 40 ft) and in my book that is showstopper.
August 19, 2011 at 11:27 AM #722499sdrealtorParticipantThere you go again. One sentence the value is cash flow/cost of ownership and the next sentence it is some underlying mystery value of the property and the area it sits in. You were right the first time. The true value of an asset is the discounted cash flow it generates.
FWIW I wasnt saying one or another was a better buy. The SB property in question sits right on SB Parkway (i.e. within about 30 to 40 ft) and in my book that is showstopper.
August 19, 2011 at 11:30 AM #721288sdrealtorParticipantMarble flooring is so 1980’s Scarface. Maybe in South Bay it is still very desireable but I can assure you in the rest of the county it is unacceptable.
FWIW, glad you have taken SEVERAL business courses. Please try using them sometime:P
August 19, 2011 at 11:30 AM #721382sdrealtorParticipantMarble flooring is so 1980’s Scarface. Maybe in South Bay it is still very desireable but I can assure you in the rest of the county it is unacceptable.
FWIW, glad you have taken SEVERAL business courses. Please try using them sometime:P
August 19, 2011 at 11:30 AM #721981sdrealtorParticipantMarble flooring is so 1980’s Scarface. Maybe in South Bay it is still very desireable but I can assure you in the rest of the county it is unacceptable.
FWIW, glad you have taken SEVERAL business courses. Please try using them sometime:P
August 19, 2011 at 11:30 AM #722139sdrealtorParticipantMarble flooring is so 1980’s Scarface. Maybe in South Bay it is still very desireable but I can assure you in the rest of the county it is unacceptable.
FWIW, glad you have taken SEVERAL business courses. Please try using them sometime:P
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