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July 19, 2008 at 5:47 PM #243156July 19, 2008 at 10:51 PM #242993SD RealtorParticipant
My first reaction was yeah it should be in family but then I saw that in the comments it said it was a short sale…so I am not sure if it was a family deal. However something is odd about the deal for sure. Obviously the pricing is really whacked out. Second thing is that the listing agent did both sides of the transaction. Third the holder of both the first and second mortgages was good old Bear Stearns!
To be honest I am not sure what went on hear. I tend to think perhaps we had a cracked slab deal or something wrong with the home in a big way but to be honest, I do not know what the heck went on.
Conspiracy theorists could come up with something like… Perhaps the buyer said hey you are gonna take a hit on your credit anyway with a short sale so lets submit this 240k and I will pay you 50-100k out of pocket after COE. That way the buyer gets a now tax basis. I doubt this happened but ya never know.
July 19, 2008 at 10:51 PM #243140SD RealtorParticipantMy first reaction was yeah it should be in family but then I saw that in the comments it said it was a short sale…so I am not sure if it was a family deal. However something is odd about the deal for sure. Obviously the pricing is really whacked out. Second thing is that the listing agent did both sides of the transaction. Third the holder of both the first and second mortgages was good old Bear Stearns!
To be honest I am not sure what went on hear. I tend to think perhaps we had a cracked slab deal or something wrong with the home in a big way but to be honest, I do not know what the heck went on.
Conspiracy theorists could come up with something like… Perhaps the buyer said hey you are gonna take a hit on your credit anyway with a short sale so lets submit this 240k and I will pay you 50-100k out of pocket after COE. That way the buyer gets a now tax basis. I doubt this happened but ya never know.
July 19, 2008 at 10:51 PM #243148SD RealtorParticipantMy first reaction was yeah it should be in family but then I saw that in the comments it said it was a short sale…so I am not sure if it was a family deal. However something is odd about the deal for sure. Obviously the pricing is really whacked out. Second thing is that the listing agent did both sides of the transaction. Third the holder of both the first and second mortgages was good old Bear Stearns!
To be honest I am not sure what went on hear. I tend to think perhaps we had a cracked slab deal or something wrong with the home in a big way but to be honest, I do not know what the heck went on.
Conspiracy theorists could come up with something like… Perhaps the buyer said hey you are gonna take a hit on your credit anyway with a short sale so lets submit this 240k and I will pay you 50-100k out of pocket after COE. That way the buyer gets a now tax basis. I doubt this happened but ya never know.
July 19, 2008 at 10:51 PM #243203SD RealtorParticipantMy first reaction was yeah it should be in family but then I saw that in the comments it said it was a short sale…so I am not sure if it was a family deal. However something is odd about the deal for sure. Obviously the pricing is really whacked out. Second thing is that the listing agent did both sides of the transaction. Third the holder of both the first and second mortgages was good old Bear Stearns!
To be honest I am not sure what went on hear. I tend to think perhaps we had a cracked slab deal or something wrong with the home in a big way but to be honest, I do not know what the heck went on.
Conspiracy theorists could come up with something like… Perhaps the buyer said hey you are gonna take a hit on your credit anyway with a short sale so lets submit this 240k and I will pay you 50-100k out of pocket after COE. That way the buyer gets a now tax basis. I doubt this happened but ya never know.
July 19, 2008 at 10:51 PM #243211SD RealtorParticipantMy first reaction was yeah it should be in family but then I saw that in the comments it said it was a short sale…so I am not sure if it was a family deal. However something is odd about the deal for sure. Obviously the pricing is really whacked out. Second thing is that the listing agent did both sides of the transaction. Third the holder of both the first and second mortgages was good old Bear Stearns!
To be honest I am not sure what went on hear. I tend to think perhaps we had a cracked slab deal or something wrong with the home in a big way but to be honest, I do not know what the heck went on.
Conspiracy theorists could come up with something like… Perhaps the buyer said hey you are gonna take a hit on your credit anyway with a short sale so lets submit this 240k and I will pay you 50-100k out of pocket after COE. That way the buyer gets a now tax basis. I doubt this happened but ya never know.
July 20, 2008 at 1:45 AM #243020DWCAPParticipantthanks SD_R. What crazy time we live in.
July 20, 2008 at 1:45 AM #243165DWCAPParticipantthanks SD_R. What crazy time we live in.
July 20, 2008 at 1:45 AM #243172DWCAPParticipantthanks SD_R. What crazy time we live in.
July 20, 2008 at 1:45 AM #243228DWCAPParticipantthanks SD_R. What crazy time we live in.
July 20, 2008 at 1:45 AM #243236DWCAPParticipantthanks SD_R. What crazy time we live in.
July 20, 2008 at 11:33 AM #243230SD RealtorParticipantDW I called the seller and she said that the sales price on the MLS was a mistake. I “think” that the sales price was actually 340k and not 240k however it was kind of hard to communicate with her.
July 20, 2008 at 11:33 AM #243375SD RealtorParticipantDW I called the seller and she said that the sales price on the MLS was a mistake. I “think” that the sales price was actually 340k and not 240k however it was kind of hard to communicate with her.
July 20, 2008 at 11:33 AM #243381SD RealtorParticipantDW I called the seller and she said that the sales price on the MLS was a mistake. I “think” that the sales price was actually 340k and not 240k however it was kind of hard to communicate with her.
July 20, 2008 at 11:33 AM #243436SD RealtorParticipantDW I called the seller and she said that the sales price on the MLS was a mistake. I “think” that the sales price was actually 340k and not 240k however it was kind of hard to communicate with her.
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