Low-ball Offers

[Aecetia]

I 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?

[Aecetia]

I 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?

[sdrealtor]

Wanna,
I just chjecked the comps and I think I know which one is yours. Here area few I’d be looking at.

Smith Canyon in Sonoma (one of if not the premier neighborhood in core CV). 4/4 3650 sq ft on 10K lot with pool sold for 1.25M. If your home is not a lot better than that you’ve got serious work to do.

Barlows Landing in The Gables 4+bonus room+casita/4, 3500 sq ft just sold for 1.1M.

If those 2 dont slap you into reality than perhaps you are correct in your pricing.

[sdrealtor]

Wanna,
I just chjecked the comps and I think I know which one is yours. Here area few I’d be looking at.

Smith Canyon in Sonoma (one of if not the premier neighborhood in core CV). 4/4 3650 sq ft on 10K lot with pool sold for 1.25M. If your home is not a lot better than that you’ve got serious work to do.

Barlows Landing in The Gables 4+bonus room+casita/4, 3500 sq ft just sold for 1.1M.

If those 2 dont slap you into reality than perhaps you are correct in your pricing.

[sdrealtor]

Wanna,
I just chjecked the comps and I think I know which one is yours. Here area few I’d be looking at.

Smith Canyon in Sonoma (one of if not the premier neighborhood in core CV). 4/4 3650 sq ft on 10K lot with pool sold for 1.25M. If your home is not a lot better than that you’ve got serious work to do.

Barlows Landing in The Gables 4+bonus room+casita/4, 3500 sq ft just sold for 1.1M.

If those 2 dont slap you into reality than perhaps you are correct in your pricing.

[sdrealtor]

Wanna,
I just chjecked the comps and I think I know which one is yours. Here area few I’d be looking at.

Smith Canyon in Sonoma (one of if not the premier neighborhood in core CV). 4/4 3650 sq ft on 10K lot with pool sold for 1.25M. If your home is not a lot better than that you’ve got serious work to do.

Barlows Landing in The Gables 4+bonus room+casita/4, 3500 sq ft just sold for 1.1M.

If those 2 dont slap you into reality than perhaps you are correct in your pricing.

[sdrealtor]

Wanna,
I just chjecked the comps and I think I know which one is yours. Here area few I’d be looking at.

Smith Canyon in Sonoma (one of if not the premier neighborhood in core CV). 4/4 3650 sq ft on 10K lot with pool sold for 1.25M. If your home is not a lot better than that you’ve got serious work to do.

Barlows Landing in The Gables 4+bonus room+casita/4, 3500 sq ft just sold for 1.1M.

If those 2 dont slap you into reality than perhaps you are correct in your pricing.

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

WTS:

I’m not going to ‘out’ you, but given the information you’ve presented here, like sdr, I think I can tell which one is yours on sdlookup. It looks like you should expect to negotiate that price. Rather than asking a buyer to justify his offer, you simply have two choices:

1. counter
2. don’t counter

I live in CV, and I’d agree with you that sfr pricing here is resilient (unlike condos), but time will tell.

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

WTS:

I’m not going to ‘out’ you, but given the information you’ve presented here, like sdr, I think I can tell which one is yours on sdlookup. It looks like you should expect to negotiate that price. Rather than asking a buyer to justify his offer, you simply have two choices:

1. counter
2. don’t counter

I live in CV, and I’d agree with you that sfr pricing here is resilient (unlike condos), but time will tell.

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

WTS:

I’m not going to ‘out’ you, but given the information you’ve presented here, like sdr, I think I can tell which one is yours on sdlookup. It looks like you should expect to negotiate that price. Rather than asking a buyer to justify his offer, you simply have two choices:

1. counter
2. don’t counter

I live in CV, and I’d agree with you that sfr pricing here is resilient (unlike condos), but time will tell.

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

WTS:

I’m not going to ‘out’ you, but given the information you’ve presented here, like sdr, I think I can tell which one is yours on sdlookup. It looks like you should expect to negotiate that price. Rather than asking a buyer to justify his offer, you simply have two choices:

1. counter
2. don’t counter

I live in CV, and I’d agree with you that sfr pricing here is resilient (unlike condos), but time will tell.

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

WTS:

I’m not going to ‘out’ you, but given the information you’ve presented here, like sdr, I think I can tell which one is yours on sdlookup. It looks like you should expect to negotiate that price. Rather than asking a buyer to justify his offer, you simply have two choices:

1. counter
2. don’t counter

I live in CV, and I’d agree with you that sfr pricing here is resilient (unlike condos), but time will tell.

[Anonymous]

During the run up of a few years ago, sellers didn’t have to offer logic or reasoning when pricing their houses astronomical during the bubble. They knew it was a madhouse out there and they took adavantage of it…not because they’re evil people but because its rational to maximize your profit if you can. Well, in today’s market the tables are turned and buyers will throw out brutal lowball offers because they can.

[Anonymous]

During the run up of a few years ago, sellers didn’t have to offer logic or reasoning when pricing their houses astronomical during the bubble. They knew it was a madhouse out there and they took adavantage of it…not because they’re evil people but because its rational to maximize your profit if you can. Well, in today’s market the tables are turned and buyers will throw out brutal lowball offers because they can.

[Anonymous]

During the run up of a few years ago, sellers didn’t have to offer logic or reasoning when pricing their houses astronomical during the bubble. They knew it was a madhouse out there and they took adavantage of it…not because they’re evil people but because its rational to maximize your profit if you can. Well, in today’s market the tables are turned and buyers will throw out brutal lowball offers because they can.

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