AN it depends on the appraiser. Yes it is a comp killer but note the deal is a cash only deal. I just had a deal close where the appraiser did call to ask me some questions about some comps he had and I gave him the research I found that was pertinent, very pertinent to the lower comps he brought up to me.
So yeah the price is lower then the homes surrounding it of the same size. However the exenuating circumstances of that price need need to be evaluated by the appraiser on any other subject property that is not as trashed as this one.
Bottom line? Like everything else today it all depends on the appraiser.
SD Realtor, I totally understand and agree with what you’re saying. I guess I should have added /sarcasm at the end of my title. If this sells for listing, how can anyone with a straight face use this as a comp to a regular house that’s in livable condition?
SD Realtor, I totally understand and agree with what you’re saying. I guess I should have added /sarcasm at the end of my title. If this sells for listing, how can anyone with a straight face use this as a comp to a regular house that’s in livable condition?
SD Realtor, I totally understand and agree with what you’re saying. I guess I should have added /sarcasm at the end of my title. If this sells for listing, how can anyone with a straight face use this as a comp to a regular house that’s in livable condition?
SD Realtor, I totally understand and agree with what you’re saying. I guess I should have added /sarcasm at the end of my title. If this sells for listing, how can anyone with a straight face use this as a comp to a regular house that’s in livable condition?
SD Realtor, I totally understand and agree with what you’re saying. I guess I should have added /sarcasm at the end of my title. If this sells for listing, how can anyone with a straight face use this as a comp to a regular house that’s in livable condition?
I saw that one this morning. It says that the mold work has been done, which if it returns holds the company that did the work responsible.
Drywall, new kitchen cabs, flooring and paint – do it yourself on most of it and you can do this well on the cheap (lumber liquidators for flooring, hire a prof drywaller and price out the cabinets).
500K should take it. Toss 75k into it over 3 months, sell it at 650-700K in the spring for a profit. Not a bad move.
I saw that one this morning. It says that the mold work has been done, which if it returns holds the company that did the work responsible.
Drywall, new kitchen cabs, flooring and paint – do it yourself on most of it and you can do this well on the cheap (lumber liquidators for flooring, hire a prof drywaller and price out the cabinets).
500K should take it. Toss 75k into it over 3 months, sell it at 650-700K in the spring for a profit. Not a bad move.
I saw that one this morning. It says that the mold work has been done, which if it returns holds the company that did the work responsible.
Drywall, new kitchen cabs, flooring and paint – do it yourself on most of it and you can do this well on the cheap (lumber liquidators for flooring, hire a prof drywaller and price out the cabinets).
500K should take it. Toss 75k into it over 3 months, sell it at 650-700K in the spring for a profit. Not a bad move.
I saw that one this morning. It says that the mold work has been done, which if it returns holds the company that did the work responsible.
Drywall, new kitchen cabs, flooring and paint – do it yourself on most of it and you can do this well on the cheap (lumber liquidators for flooring, hire a prof drywaller and price out the cabinets).
500K should take it. Toss 75k into it over 3 months, sell it at 650-700K in the spring for a profit. Not a bad move.
