Mira Mesa prices

[fm]

[quote=asianautica] will go quickly or not. I’m seeing more and more 3/2 or 4/2 houses around 300-320k now, so this is not the only game in town. They are usually in location I wouldn’t want to live in, like this one for example. This portion of Parkdale is very busy and I think it’s pretty dangerous trying to back out.[/quote]

It appears to be one of the few that is not a short sale, so I would expect many many offers.

[feraina]

The 4/2 for 315K is pending already:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048577-10498_Parkdale_San_Diego_Ca_92126

Let’s see how much it sells for, considering it only listed for a weekend it will probably go at asking or higher.

[feraina]

The 4/2 for 315K is pending already:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048577-10498_Parkdale_San_Diego_Ca_92126

Let’s see how much it sells for, considering it only listed for a weekend it will probably go at asking or higher.

[feraina]

The 4/2 for 315K is pending already:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048577-10498_Parkdale_San_Diego_Ca_92126

Let’s see how much it sells for, considering it only listed for a weekend it will probably go at asking or higher.

[feraina]

The 4/2 for 315K is pending already:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048577-10498_Parkdale_San_Diego_Ca_92126

Let’s see how much it sells for, considering it only listed for a weekend it will probably go at asking or higher.

[feraina]

The 4/2 for 315K is pending already:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048577-10498_Parkdale_San_Diego_Ca_92126

Let’s see how much it sells for, considering it only listed for a weekend it will probably go at asking or higher.

[Eugene]

You knifecatchers buy the first ones that come on the market that are in need of alot of work and in crappy locations. Ill just wait for the houses that have to deal with your comps.

Comps are irrelevant. Supply and demand is what matters.

I am not worried about it until I see a sustained and significant drop in NOT’s. Then I may get off my lazy ass and start looking again.

Last real estate bust ended around January ’97. By July ’98, prices have already cleared the ’90 high. At that point, NOT’s were still running at ~60% of average bust levels.

NOT’s will continue as long as people have negative equity. If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.

[Eugene]

You knifecatchers buy the first ones that come on the market that are in need of alot of work and in crappy locations. Ill just wait for the houses that have to deal with your comps.

Comps are irrelevant. Supply and demand is what matters.

I am not worried about it until I see a sustained and significant drop in NOT’s. Then I may get off my lazy ass and start looking again.

Last real estate bust ended around January ’97. By July ’98, prices have already cleared the ’90 high. At that point, NOT’s were still running at ~60% of average bust levels.

NOT’s will continue as long as people have negative equity. If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.

[Eugene]

You knifecatchers buy the first ones that come on the market that are in need of alot of work and in crappy locations. Ill just wait for the houses that have to deal with your comps.

Comps are irrelevant. Supply and demand is what matters.

I am not worried about it until I see a sustained and significant drop in NOT’s. Then I may get off my lazy ass and start looking again.

Last real estate bust ended around January ’97. By July ’98, prices have already cleared the ’90 high. At that point, NOT’s were still running at ~60% of average bust levels.

NOT’s will continue as long as people have negative equity. If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.

[Eugene]

You knifecatchers buy the first ones that come on the market that are in need of alot of work and in crappy locations. Ill just wait for the houses that have to deal with your comps.

Comps are irrelevant. Supply and demand is what matters.

I am not worried about it until I see a sustained and significant drop in NOT’s. Then I may get off my lazy ass and start looking again.

Last real estate bust ended around January ’97. By July ’98, prices have already cleared the ’90 high. At that point, NOT’s were still running at ~60% of average bust levels.

NOT’s will continue as long as people have negative equity. If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.

[Eugene]

You knifecatchers buy the first ones that come on the market that are in need of alot of work and in crappy locations. Ill just wait for the houses that have to deal with your comps.

Comps are irrelevant. Supply and demand is what matters.

I am not worried about it until I see a sustained and significant drop in NOT’s. Then I may get off my lazy ass and start looking again.

Last real estate bust ended around January ’97. By July ’98, prices have already cleared the ’90 high. At that point, NOT’s were still running at ~60% of average bust levels.

NOT’s will continue as long as people have negative equity. If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.

[SD Realtor]

“If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.”

esmith how can you say such things!

[SD Realtor]

“If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.”

esmith how can you say such things!

[SD Realtor]

“If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.”

esmith how can you say such things!

[SD Realtor]

“If you’re going to wait for a significant and sustained drop in the number of people with negative equity, you will be waiting too long.”

esmith how can you say such things!

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