Offer made…opinions?

[Anonymous]

Hey, I lived in Coeur de Alene from 2004-2006. I know exactly where the house is located. The home is within walking distance to downtown and the resort–where a lot of tourists hang out during the summer. We built a custom home within 3 miles away, and we listened to friends and investors to get out quickly if you want to move back to San Diego. We sold the home in Feb. 2006 (less than two weeks time) and moved back to San Diego. I really did not like the long and no sunshine for weeks on end in CdA. If you can take the long winters, you are golden up there. If you get it at $475,000. That would be a great deal!

BTW, what bank owns it?

[jpinpb]

And there’s the deal breaker for me. I can almost deal w/cold, but I definitely need sun. {sigh}

[jpinpb]

And there’s the deal breaker for me. I can almost deal w/cold, but I definitely need sun. {sigh}

[jpinpb]

And there’s the deal breaker for me. I can almost deal w/cold, but I definitely need sun. {sigh}

[jpinpb]

And there’s the deal breaker for me. I can almost deal w/cold, but I definitely need sun. {sigh}

[jpinpb]

And there’s the deal breaker for me. I can almost deal w/cold, but I definitely need sun. {sigh}

[EconProf]

That house is a charmer. I don’t know their zoning restrictions, but it would be a perfect Bed & Breakfast, or rent out the rooms to singles, long-stay tourists, or students, or ?
It is perfect for this because with 8 baths and 7 bedrooms, it looks like each BR would have its own bath, which really bumps up the rent/room. And with what looks like a big kitchen, each tenant could use it with a minimum of friction. Lets not forget that huge old porch, for evening coctails.
Of course, this is management intensive, but it has a rare bunch of advantages that could be put to creative uses.

[EconProf]

That house is a charmer. I don’t know their zoning restrictions, but it would be a perfect Bed & Breakfast, or rent out the rooms to singles, long-stay tourists, or students, or ?
It is perfect for this because with 8 baths and 7 bedrooms, it looks like each BR would have its own bath, which really bumps up the rent/room. And with what looks like a big kitchen, each tenant could use it with a minimum of friction. Lets not forget that huge old porch, for evening coctails.
Of course, this is management intensive, but it has a rare bunch of advantages that could be put to creative uses.

[EconProf]

That house is a charmer. I don’t know their zoning restrictions, but it would be a perfect Bed & Breakfast, or rent out the rooms to singles, long-stay tourists, or students, or ?
It is perfect for this because with 8 baths and 7 bedrooms, it looks like each BR would have its own bath, which really bumps up the rent/room. And with what looks like a big kitchen, each tenant could use it with a minimum of friction. Lets not forget that huge old porch, for evening coctails.
Of course, this is management intensive, but it has a rare bunch of advantages that could be put to creative uses.

[EconProf]

That house is a charmer. I don’t know their zoning restrictions, but it would be a perfect Bed & Breakfast, or rent out the rooms to singles, long-stay tourists, or students, or ?
It is perfect for this because with 8 baths and 7 bedrooms, it looks like each BR would have its own bath, which really bumps up the rent/room. And with what looks like a big kitchen, each tenant could use it with a minimum of friction. Lets not forget that huge old porch, for evening coctails.
Of course, this is management intensive, but it has a rare bunch of advantages that could be put to creative uses.

[EconProf]

That house is a charmer. I don’t know their zoning restrictions, but it would be a perfect Bed & Breakfast, or rent out the rooms to singles, long-stay tourists, or students, or ?
It is perfect for this because with 8 baths and 7 bedrooms, it looks like each BR would have its own bath, which really bumps up the rent/room. And with what looks like a big kitchen, each tenant could use it with a minimum of friction. Lets not forget that huge old porch, for evening coctails.
Of course, this is management intensive, but it has a rare bunch of advantages that could be put to creative uses.

[Anonymous]

As I recall, a lot of Real Estate agents in CdA would mention that the winters are not too bad. Just a little snow. They would never mention there is hardly any sunshine from October to May! I remember during summer of 2005 and lots of Californians visiting and asking locals what they thought of the winter, and they would get the truth. The Californians would be surprised to hear the truth. Buyer beware!!!

[Anonymous]

As I recall, a lot of Real Estate agents in CdA would mention that the winters are not too bad. Just a little snow. They would never mention there is hardly any sunshine from October to May! I remember during summer of 2005 and lots of Californians visiting and asking locals what they thought of the winter, and they would get the truth. The Californians would be surprised to hear the truth. Buyer beware!!!

[Anonymous]

As I recall, a lot of Real Estate agents in CdA would mention that the winters are not too bad. Just a little snow. They would never mention there is hardly any sunshine from October to May! I remember during summer of 2005 and lots of Californians visiting and asking locals what they thought of the winter, and they would get the truth. The Californians would be surprised to hear the truth. Buyer beware!!!

[Anonymous]

As I recall, a lot of Real Estate agents in CdA would mention that the winters are not too bad. Just a little snow. They would never mention there is hardly any sunshine from October to May! I remember during summer of 2005 and lots of Californians visiting and asking locals what they thought of the winter, and they would get the truth. The Californians would be surprised to hear the truth. Buyer beware!!!

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