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  • December 30, 2010 at 12:24 PM #647306
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=pemeliza]I thought I would bump this thread because the house I mentioned in the OP has finally closed!

    http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100055317-3752_Goldfinch_St_San_Diego_CA_92103 . . .
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    pemeliza, nice porch, B/R built-ins and F/P for the $$. Very charming, well built and located in gorgeous neighborhood, close to all. And best of all, in an awesome location (even though slightly busy st)!

    FHA means the buyers likely got in for =<$25K investment (incl closing costs)!!

    January 3, 2011 at 10:05 AM #647397
    Anonymous
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    Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).

    January 3, 2011 at 10:05 AM #647469
    Anonymous
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    Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).

    January 3, 2011 at 10:05 AM #648053
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    Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).

    January 3, 2011 at 10:05 AM #648191
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    Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).

    January 3, 2011 at 10:05 AM #648515
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    Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).

    January 3, 2011 at 10:35 AM #647407
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=stricklandia]Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).[/quote]

    Congratulations, stricklandia! The homes in South Park, for the most part, are very, very well-built. You will not regret your purchase.

    January 3, 2011 at 10:35 AM #647478
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=stricklandia]Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).[/quote]

    Congratulations, stricklandia! The homes in South Park, for the most part, are very, very well-built. You will not regret your purchase.

    January 3, 2011 at 10:35 AM #648063
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=stricklandia]Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).[/quote]

    Congratulations, stricklandia! The homes in South Park, for the most part, are very, very well-built. You will not regret your purchase.

    January 3, 2011 at 10:35 AM #648201
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=stricklandia]Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).[/quote]

    Congratulations, stricklandia! The homes in South Park, for the most part, are very, very well-built. You will not regret your purchase.

    January 3, 2011 at 10:35 AM #648525
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=stricklandia]Interesting to hear it was FHA-financed. We put in a full-price offer on this house days after it was listed, but the seller turned us down because we were buying with a VA loan. Their loss, our gain. We closed on a South Park house two weeks ago; we paid a higher selling price, but our house is in great shape and in a neighborhood we like more. In retrospect, I’m not sure we would have been up to the challenge (and cost) that this Goldfinch house will pose for upgrading (though it’ll be gorgeous when/if done).[/quote]

    Congratulations, stricklandia! The homes in South Park, for the most part, are very, very well-built. You will not regret your purchase.

    January 3, 2011 at 2:37 PM #647542
    pemeliza
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    Congrats Stricklandia!

    January 3, 2011 at 2:37 PM #647613
    pemeliza
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    Congrats Stricklandia!

    January 3, 2011 at 2:37 PM #648199
    pemeliza
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    Congrats Stricklandia!

    January 3, 2011 at 2:37 PM #648336
    pemeliza
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    Congrats Stricklandia!

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