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May 16, 2008 at 2:06 PM #206182May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2138964spotentialbuyerParticipant
7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2139744spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2139974spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2140214spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2140544spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2139014spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2139784spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2140044spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2140274spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
May 29, 2008 at 10:58 PM #2140594spotentialbuyerParticipant7 out of 10 homes are now sold, they sold the majority of phase 5a at these prices and then released phase 5b. This is impressive given that they had only sold 1 new house in March prior to the reduction in prices. Prior to that, they had not sold a house since October as the first homes in phase 5a were released in October 2007.
September 6, 2008 at 7:11 PM #267088EugeneParticipant7/2008 price sheet (still in effect)
Plan 1: 623k
Plan 2: 666k
Plan 3: 691k
No word about any incentives. Phase 7 is supposed to be released within 2 months, scheduled completion around June ’09. They still have a couple of houses left in phases 5 and 6.Sales agent said I’d have to prequalify using 40% debt to income ratio and above-market interest rate at the time when I sign the contract. Essentially, a 130K income with 20% down is needed to qualify for a plan 1 with minimal upgrades. 150K if down payment is smaller.
September 6, 2008 at 7:11 PM #267305EugeneParticipant7/2008 price sheet (still in effect)
Plan 1: 623k
Plan 2: 666k
Plan 3: 691k
No word about any incentives. Phase 7 is supposed to be released within 2 months, scheduled completion around June ’09. They still have a couple of houses left in phases 5 and 6.Sales agent said I’d have to prequalify using 40% debt to income ratio and above-market interest rate at the time when I sign the contract. Essentially, a 130K income with 20% down is needed to qualify for a plan 1 with minimal upgrades. 150K if down payment is smaller.
September 6, 2008 at 7:11 PM #267321EugeneParticipant7/2008 price sheet (still in effect)
Plan 1: 623k
Plan 2: 666k
Plan 3: 691k
No word about any incentives. Phase 7 is supposed to be released within 2 months, scheduled completion around June ’09. They still have a couple of houses left in phases 5 and 6.Sales agent said I’d have to prequalify using 40% debt to income ratio and above-market interest rate at the time when I sign the contract. Essentially, a 130K income with 20% down is needed to qualify for a plan 1 with minimal upgrades. 150K if down payment is smaller.
September 6, 2008 at 7:11 PM #267365EugeneParticipant7/2008 price sheet (still in effect)
Plan 1: 623k
Plan 2: 666k
Plan 3: 691k
No word about any incentives. Phase 7 is supposed to be released within 2 months, scheduled completion around June ’09. They still have a couple of houses left in phases 5 and 6.Sales agent said I’d have to prequalify using 40% debt to income ratio and above-market interest rate at the time when I sign the contract. Essentially, a 130K income with 20% down is needed to qualify for a plan 1 with minimal upgrades. 150K if down payment is smaller.
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