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February 20, 2008 at 10:19 AM #156593February 20, 2008 at 10:19 AM #156669WantToSellParticipant
All the comps I have are less than 2 months old. I think there are just a bunch of egocentric low ball buyers who think they have all the power. There are no REO/Foreclosures that are remotely comparable. I present the logic to buyer agent’s about my pricing and they have no argument against it. My price is actually about $50K below the comps.
February 20, 2008 at 10:41 AM #156309pk92108ParticipantDo you have a link to the house?? I am looking in the CV and am interested in Derby Hill and that area…..
February 20, 2008 at 10:41 AM #156592pk92108ParticipantDo you have a link to the house?? I am looking in the CV and am interested in Derby Hill and that area…..
February 20, 2008 at 10:41 AM #156596pk92108ParticipantDo you have a link to the house?? I am looking in the CV and am interested in Derby Hill and that area…..
February 20, 2008 at 10:41 AM #156613pk92108ParticipantDo you have a link to the house?? I am looking in the CV and am interested in Derby Hill and that area…..
February 20, 2008 at 10:41 AM #156689pk92108ParticipantDo you have a link to the house?? I am looking in the CV and am interested in Derby Hill and that area…..
February 20, 2008 at 10:48 AM #156313AnonymousGuest“there are just a bunch of egocentric low ball buyers who think they have all the power.”
ummmm. actually they DO have all the power. They’re the ones coming with $. Of course you do have some power- you can refuse to sell. But if you really want to sell, you have to take what you can get.
Yes you can argue that since there’s low supply in your specific market of Carmel Valley that anyone who wants to buy in your area will have to submit to your pricing. The problem is that there are surrounding areas that have excess inventory and therefore buyers can take their $1.15 million elsewhere. The value is only what someone will pay. I don’t care if yesterday the exact same house sold next door for $1.5 million. If nobody wants to pay your $1.3 million asking price today, your house isn’t worth $1.3 million today. simple.
February 20, 2008 at 10:48 AM #156597AnonymousGuest“there are just a bunch of egocentric low ball buyers who think they have all the power.”
ummmm. actually they DO have all the power. They’re the ones coming with $. Of course you do have some power- you can refuse to sell. But if you really want to sell, you have to take what you can get.
Yes you can argue that since there’s low supply in your specific market of Carmel Valley that anyone who wants to buy in your area will have to submit to your pricing. The problem is that there are surrounding areas that have excess inventory and therefore buyers can take their $1.15 million elsewhere. The value is only what someone will pay. I don’t care if yesterday the exact same house sold next door for $1.5 million. If nobody wants to pay your $1.3 million asking price today, your house isn’t worth $1.3 million today. simple.
February 20, 2008 at 10:48 AM #156601AnonymousGuest“there are just a bunch of egocentric low ball buyers who think they have all the power.”
ummmm. actually they DO have all the power. They’re the ones coming with $. Of course you do have some power- you can refuse to sell. But if you really want to sell, you have to take what you can get.
Yes you can argue that since there’s low supply in your specific market of Carmel Valley that anyone who wants to buy in your area will have to submit to your pricing. The problem is that there are surrounding areas that have excess inventory and therefore buyers can take their $1.15 million elsewhere. The value is only what someone will pay. I don’t care if yesterday the exact same house sold next door for $1.5 million. If nobody wants to pay your $1.3 million asking price today, your house isn’t worth $1.3 million today. simple.
February 20, 2008 at 10:48 AM #156618AnonymousGuest“there are just a bunch of egocentric low ball buyers who think they have all the power.”
ummmm. actually they DO have all the power. They’re the ones coming with $. Of course you do have some power- you can refuse to sell. But if you really want to sell, you have to take what you can get.
Yes you can argue that since there’s low supply in your specific market of Carmel Valley that anyone who wants to buy in your area will have to submit to your pricing. The problem is that there are surrounding areas that have excess inventory and therefore buyers can take their $1.15 million elsewhere. The value is only what someone will pay. I don’t care if yesterday the exact same house sold next door for $1.5 million. If nobody wants to pay your $1.3 million asking price today, your house isn’t worth $1.3 million today. simple.
February 20, 2008 at 10:48 AM #156692AnonymousGuest“there are just a bunch of egocentric low ball buyers who think they have all the power.”
ummmm. actually they DO have all the power. They’re the ones coming with $. Of course you do have some power- you can refuse to sell. But if you really want to sell, you have to take what you can get.
Yes you can argue that since there’s low supply in your specific market of Carmel Valley that anyone who wants to buy in your area will have to submit to your pricing. The problem is that there are surrounding areas that have excess inventory and therefore buyers can take their $1.15 million elsewhere. The value is only what someone will pay. I don’t care if yesterday the exact same house sold next door for $1.5 million. If nobody wants to pay your $1.3 million asking price today, your house isn’t worth $1.3 million today. simple.
February 20, 2008 at 11:00 AM #156327AecetiaParticipantI think this is one of those posts that will be saved for a good laugh later because if you believe the bears on Pigg. (and I do), the prices will continue to decline, especially when the economy continues to decline. What is the definition of insanity again?
February 20, 2008 at 11:00 AM #156612AecetiaParticipantI think this is one of those posts that will be saved for a good laugh later because if you believe the bears on Pigg. (and I do), the prices will continue to decline, especially when the economy continues to decline. What is the definition of insanity again?
February 20, 2008 at 11:00 AM #156616AecetiaParticipantI think this is one of those posts that will be saved for a good laugh later because if you believe the bears on Pigg. (and I do), the prices will continue to decline, especially when the economy continues to decline. What is the definition of insanity again?
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