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December 4, 2007 at 8:30 PM #11082December 4, 2007 at 8:46 PM #109019sdduuuudeParticipant
Yes, I am.
I also credit the market for getting me a kick-ass refi on my house. EZ credit isn’t a bad thing if you know what to do with it.
December 4, 2007 at 8:46 PM #109126sdduuuudeParticipantYes, I am.
I also credit the market for getting me a kick-ass refi on my house. EZ credit isn’t a bad thing if you know what to do with it.
December 4, 2007 at 8:46 PM #109158sdduuuudeParticipantYes, I am.
I also credit the market for getting me a kick-ass refi on my house. EZ credit isn’t a bad thing if you know what to do with it.
December 4, 2007 at 8:46 PM #109167sdduuuudeParticipantYes, I am.
I also credit the market for getting me a kick-ass refi on my house. EZ credit isn’t a bad thing if you know what to do with it.
December 4, 2007 at 8:46 PM #109174sdduuuudeParticipantYes, I am.
I also credit the market for getting me a kick-ass refi on my house. EZ credit isn’t a bad thing if you know what to do with it.
December 4, 2007 at 9:11 PM #109023paramountParticipantI agree – this has been an educational experience. In fact, something occurred to me as I was looking at houses this evening.
I’m sure many have noticed the sometimes large price difference in similar houses in often the same community. Sometimes an even smaller house is priced much higher than a larger house 2 doors down for example.
I think “owners” in distress figure they might as well list the price high so that it does not get sold, that way they can stay in the house longer – often for free. They don’t want an offer.
At this point I avoid all short sales and most resales.
About a month ago I was looking at an open house in Crowne Hill (Temecula) – it was a nice house in a nice area. About 2300 sq. ft. or so – asking I believe in the mid 5’s. I told the person showing the house – you know there is a much larger house (~3000 sq. ft.) right around the corner in the high 3’s, right?
She says: does it have a built in entertainment center, this house is highly upgraded. Thats’ not doing your job, that’s insulting people’s sensibility IMO.
December 4, 2007 at 9:11 PM #109130paramountParticipantI agree – this has been an educational experience. In fact, something occurred to me as I was looking at houses this evening.
I’m sure many have noticed the sometimes large price difference in similar houses in often the same community. Sometimes an even smaller house is priced much higher than a larger house 2 doors down for example.
I think “owners” in distress figure they might as well list the price high so that it does not get sold, that way they can stay in the house longer – often for free. They don’t want an offer.
At this point I avoid all short sales and most resales.
About a month ago I was looking at an open house in Crowne Hill (Temecula) – it was a nice house in a nice area. About 2300 sq. ft. or so – asking I believe in the mid 5’s. I told the person showing the house – you know there is a much larger house (~3000 sq. ft.) right around the corner in the high 3’s, right?
She says: does it have a built in entertainment center, this house is highly upgraded. Thats’ not doing your job, that’s insulting people’s sensibility IMO.
December 4, 2007 at 9:11 PM #109163paramountParticipantI agree – this has been an educational experience. In fact, something occurred to me as I was looking at houses this evening.
I’m sure many have noticed the sometimes large price difference in similar houses in often the same community. Sometimes an even smaller house is priced much higher than a larger house 2 doors down for example.
I think “owners” in distress figure they might as well list the price high so that it does not get sold, that way they can stay in the house longer – often for free. They don’t want an offer.
At this point I avoid all short sales and most resales.
About a month ago I was looking at an open house in Crowne Hill (Temecula) – it was a nice house in a nice area. About 2300 sq. ft. or so – asking I believe in the mid 5’s. I told the person showing the house – you know there is a much larger house (~3000 sq. ft.) right around the corner in the high 3’s, right?
She says: does it have a built in entertainment center, this house is highly upgraded. Thats’ not doing your job, that’s insulting people’s sensibility IMO.
December 4, 2007 at 9:11 PM #109172paramountParticipantI agree – this has been an educational experience. In fact, something occurred to me as I was looking at houses this evening.
I’m sure many have noticed the sometimes large price difference in similar houses in often the same community. Sometimes an even smaller house is priced much higher than a larger house 2 doors down for example.
I think “owners” in distress figure they might as well list the price high so that it does not get sold, that way they can stay in the house longer – often for free. They don’t want an offer.
At this point I avoid all short sales and most resales.
About a month ago I was looking at an open house in Crowne Hill (Temecula) – it was a nice house in a nice area. About 2300 sq. ft. or so – asking I believe in the mid 5’s. I told the person showing the house – you know there is a much larger house (~3000 sq. ft.) right around the corner in the high 3’s, right?
She says: does it have a built in entertainment center, this house is highly upgraded. Thats’ not doing your job, that’s insulting people’s sensibility IMO.
December 4, 2007 at 9:11 PM #109179paramountParticipantI agree – this has been an educational experience. In fact, something occurred to me as I was looking at houses this evening.
I’m sure many have noticed the sometimes large price difference in similar houses in often the same community. Sometimes an even smaller house is priced much higher than a larger house 2 doors down for example.
I think “owners” in distress figure they might as well list the price high so that it does not get sold, that way they can stay in the house longer – often for free. They don’t want an offer.
At this point I avoid all short sales and most resales.
About a month ago I was looking at an open house in Crowne Hill (Temecula) – it was a nice house in a nice area. About 2300 sq. ft. or so – asking I believe in the mid 5’s. I told the person showing the house – you know there is a much larger house (~3000 sq. ft.) right around the corner in the high 3’s, right?
She says: does it have a built in entertainment center, this house is highly upgraded. Thats’ not doing your job, that’s insulting people’s sensibility IMO.
December 4, 2007 at 10:17 PM #109068hipmattParticipantAbsolutely, the research that I have forced myself to do in order to understand this insane housing bubble, and now all of the related economic aftermath, has taught me much more about economics than any class I’ve ever had. I have also learned from others here. Overall I can’t tell if it is a hobby, or kind of like a second job.. maybe I will make it part of my job someday.
December 4, 2007 at 10:17 PM #109175hipmattParticipantAbsolutely, the research that I have forced myself to do in order to understand this insane housing bubble, and now all of the related economic aftermath, has taught me much more about economics than any class I’ve ever had. I have also learned from others here. Overall I can’t tell if it is a hobby, or kind of like a second job.. maybe I will make it part of my job someday.
December 4, 2007 at 10:17 PM #109208hipmattParticipantAbsolutely, the research that I have forced myself to do in order to understand this insane housing bubble, and now all of the related economic aftermath, has taught me much more about economics than any class I’ve ever had. I have also learned from others here. Overall I can’t tell if it is a hobby, or kind of like a second job.. maybe I will make it part of my job someday.
December 4, 2007 at 10:17 PM #109216hipmattParticipantAbsolutely, the research that I have forced myself to do in order to understand this insane housing bubble, and now all of the related economic aftermath, has taught me much more about economics than any class I’ve ever had. I have also learned from others here. Overall I can’t tell if it is a hobby, or kind of like a second job.. maybe I will make it part of my job someday.
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