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March 28, 2008 at 9:25 AM #178029March 28, 2008 at 9:57 AM #177583
Lyra
Participantwhy not redfin?
Lyra
March 28, 2008 at 9:57 AM #177936Lyra
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March 28, 2008 at 9:57 AM #177943Lyra
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March 28, 2008 at 9:57 AM #177950Lyra
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March 28, 2008 at 9:57 AM #178039Lyra
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March 28, 2008 at 12:49 PM #177648cadream
ParticipantAll good comments and questions. Thanks.
The primary reason to buy a cv house this year is to get my son in a better elementary school. My principle is: to buy a house only when i can afford, and a house to me is the place for family happiness and not a tool for investment. I am prepared enough that I will not have to sell a house in the next 30 yrs.
WRT waiting for one more year to avoid $100,000 loss. It is hard to timing the CV housing market. Who know how much my family will loss/gain on a cv property in 30 yrs.
So why am i care about 2/3 commissions?
I have tested the cv house market by negotiating prices on properties of regular resales, new constructions, bankowned, and short sales with many listing agents in the last 6 months. I know when and how to buy a property in CV. I know the purchase agreement documents/escrow processing to protect my interest. If i do 2/3 of work in my future purchase, it may be reasonable to get 2/3 of the refund. It is not the $ amount that make difference in my life. It is the fairness.
Imagining myself as an agent, I would consider making >$8500 by doing some paper works. I like this board and just want to see if anyone is interested. If not, Redfin will be my back up.
Cadream
March 28, 2008 at 12:49 PM #178001cadream
ParticipantAll good comments and questions. Thanks.
The primary reason to buy a cv house this year is to get my son in a better elementary school. My principle is: to buy a house only when i can afford, and a house to me is the place for family happiness and not a tool for investment. I am prepared enough that I will not have to sell a house in the next 30 yrs.
WRT waiting for one more year to avoid $100,000 loss. It is hard to timing the CV housing market. Who know how much my family will loss/gain on a cv property in 30 yrs.
So why am i care about 2/3 commissions?
I have tested the cv house market by negotiating prices on properties of regular resales, new constructions, bankowned, and short sales with many listing agents in the last 6 months. I know when and how to buy a property in CV. I know the purchase agreement documents/escrow processing to protect my interest. If i do 2/3 of work in my future purchase, it may be reasonable to get 2/3 of the refund. It is not the $ amount that make difference in my life. It is the fairness.
Imagining myself as an agent, I would consider making >$8500 by doing some paper works. I like this board and just want to see if anyone is interested. If not, Redfin will be my back up.
Cadream
March 28, 2008 at 12:49 PM #178007cadream
ParticipantAll good comments and questions. Thanks.
The primary reason to buy a cv house this year is to get my son in a better elementary school. My principle is: to buy a house only when i can afford, and a house to me is the place for family happiness and not a tool for investment. I am prepared enough that I will not have to sell a house in the next 30 yrs.
WRT waiting for one more year to avoid $100,000 loss. It is hard to timing the CV housing market. Who know how much my family will loss/gain on a cv property in 30 yrs.
So why am i care about 2/3 commissions?
I have tested the cv house market by negotiating prices on properties of regular resales, new constructions, bankowned, and short sales with many listing agents in the last 6 months. I know when and how to buy a property in CV. I know the purchase agreement documents/escrow processing to protect my interest. If i do 2/3 of work in my future purchase, it may be reasonable to get 2/3 of the refund. It is not the $ amount that make difference in my life. It is the fairness.
Imagining myself as an agent, I would consider making >$8500 by doing some paper works. I like this board and just want to see if anyone is interested. If not, Redfin will be my back up.
Cadream
March 28, 2008 at 12:49 PM #178015cadream
ParticipantAll good comments and questions. Thanks.
The primary reason to buy a cv house this year is to get my son in a better elementary school. My principle is: to buy a house only when i can afford, and a house to me is the place for family happiness and not a tool for investment. I am prepared enough that I will not have to sell a house in the next 30 yrs.
WRT waiting for one more year to avoid $100,000 loss. It is hard to timing the CV housing market. Who know how much my family will loss/gain on a cv property in 30 yrs.
So why am i care about 2/3 commissions?
I have tested the cv house market by negotiating prices on properties of regular resales, new constructions, bankowned, and short sales with many listing agents in the last 6 months. I know when and how to buy a property in CV. I know the purchase agreement documents/escrow processing to protect my interest. If i do 2/3 of work in my future purchase, it may be reasonable to get 2/3 of the refund. It is not the $ amount that make difference in my life. It is the fairness.
Imagining myself as an agent, I would consider making >$8500 by doing some paper works. I like this board and just want to see if anyone is interested. If not, Redfin will be my back up.
Cadream
March 28, 2008 at 12:49 PM #178102cadream
ParticipantAll good comments and questions. Thanks.
The primary reason to buy a cv house this year is to get my son in a better elementary school. My principle is: to buy a house only when i can afford, and a house to me is the place for family happiness and not a tool for investment. I am prepared enough that I will not have to sell a house in the next 30 yrs.
WRT waiting for one more year to avoid $100,000 loss. It is hard to timing the CV housing market. Who know how much my family will loss/gain on a cv property in 30 yrs.
So why am i care about 2/3 commissions?
I have tested the cv house market by negotiating prices on properties of regular resales, new constructions, bankowned, and short sales with many listing agents in the last 6 months. I know when and how to buy a property in CV. I know the purchase agreement documents/escrow processing to protect my interest. If i do 2/3 of work in my future purchase, it may be reasonable to get 2/3 of the refund. It is not the $ amount that make difference in my life. It is the fairness.
Imagining myself as an agent, I would consider making >$8500 by doing some paper works. I like this board and just want to see if anyone is interested. If not, Redfin will be my back up.
Cadream
March 28, 2008 at 1:03 PM #177658Diego Mamani
ParticipantYou can get in the same elementary school by renting a house of similar quality in the same district. It would be interesting to see the numbers in a buy vs. rent comparison. Is $1 MM the loan amount or the purchase price? What interest rate would one use to compute the opportunity cost of the down payment?
Going back to your original question, there is ziprealty.com, and you can always retain an attorney to represent you or review documents.
March 28, 2008 at 1:03 PM #178011Diego Mamani
ParticipantYou can get in the same elementary school by renting a house of similar quality in the same district. It would be interesting to see the numbers in a buy vs. rent comparison. Is $1 MM the loan amount or the purchase price? What interest rate would one use to compute the opportunity cost of the down payment?
Going back to your original question, there is ziprealty.com, and you can always retain an attorney to represent you or review documents.
March 28, 2008 at 1:03 PM #178017Diego Mamani
ParticipantYou can get in the same elementary school by renting a house of similar quality in the same district. It would be interesting to see the numbers in a buy vs. rent comparison. Is $1 MM the loan amount or the purchase price? What interest rate would one use to compute the opportunity cost of the down payment?
Going back to your original question, there is ziprealty.com, and you can always retain an attorney to represent you or review documents.
March 28, 2008 at 1:03 PM #178025Diego Mamani
ParticipantYou can get in the same elementary school by renting a house of similar quality in the same district. It would be interesting to see the numbers in a buy vs. rent comparison. Is $1 MM the loan amount or the purchase price? What interest rate would one use to compute the opportunity cost of the down payment?
Going back to your original question, there is ziprealty.com, and you can always retain an attorney to represent you or review documents.
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