For kicks, I’m monitoring some detached townhomes in a community we use to own in. Remember my post back on
April 25 about how some folks in CV are smoking crack?
Actually there is something that can be referred to as a detached condo/townhome and they are becoming more prevelent. The lots are too small for SFR setback rules, the front yards are owned and sometimes maintained by the association, but they are not attached. A lot of alley homes/shared driveway homes are technically a condo or hybrid. If the lot is smaller than 4k sq. ft. the odds are it is a detached condo.
Actually there is something that can be referred to as a detached condo/townhome and they are becoming more prevelent. The lots are too small for SFR setback rules, the front yards are owned and sometimes maintained by the association, but they are not attached. A lot of alley homes/shared driveway homes are technically a condo or hybrid. If the lot is smaller than 4k sq. ft. the odds are it is a detached condo.
Temeculaguy, read my reply to myself (first entry). I corrected myself. I meant “attached” instead of “detached”. I would have corrected my initial post, but you can’t.
Temeculaguy, read my reply to myself (first entry). I corrected myself. I meant “attached” instead of “detached”. I would have corrected my initial post, but you can’t.
Did you see the Crest listing for 540k? I went to a listing appt with this seller and recommended a much lower selling price. She did not list with me because she was told by her Zip Realty agent that she should have no problem getting 540k. If you look at the sales comps for that floorplan they do not come close to meeting that price.
Did you see the Crest listing for 540k? I went to a listing appt with this seller and recommended a much lower selling price. She did not list with me because she was told by her Zip Realty agent that she should have no problem getting 540k. If you look at the sales comps for that floorplan they do not come close to meeting that price.
