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March 23, 2008 at 10:14 PM #175220March 23, 2008 at 10:57 PM #175236
SD Realtor
ParticipantAn interesting but simple answer. Many homes that are REO these days have a sign put out front and quasi-marketted before the lender has priced it. I know that sounds odd but it is pretty much the norm. For instance, the Carmel Valley home on Mesa Norte had a sign in front and was actually available for showings PRIOR to being put on the MLS because the price had not been set yet. This drums up interest for the home. In fact if you call Marlena (the realtor who posted the craigslist ad) you can ask her to see what she says. If there is a price already set I believe you will see the home on the MLS shortly. You actually need to send in a waiver to SDAR if you take a listing but do not market it on the MLS. Anyways this is more of the norm with REOs.
SD Realtor
March 23, 2008 at 10:57 PM #175586ParticipantAn interesting but simple answer. Many homes that are REO these days have a sign put out front and quasi-marketted before the lender has priced it. I know that sounds odd but it is pretty much the norm. For instance, the Carmel Valley home on Mesa Norte had a sign in front and was actually available for showings PRIOR to being put on the MLS because the price had not been set yet. This drums up interest for the home. In fact if you call Marlena (the realtor who posted the craigslist ad) you can ask her to see what she says. If there is a price already set I believe you will see the home on the MLS shortly. You actually need to send in a waiver to SDAR if you take a listing but do not market it on the MLS. Anyways this is more of the norm with REOs.
SD Realtor
March 23, 2008 at 10:57 PM #175588ParticipantAn interesting but simple answer. Many homes that are REO these days have a sign put out front and quasi-marketted before the lender has priced it. I know that sounds odd but it is pretty much the norm. For instance, the Carmel Valley home on Mesa Norte had a sign in front and was actually available for showings PRIOR to being put on the MLS because the price had not been set yet. This drums up interest for the home. In fact if you call Marlena (the realtor who posted the craigslist ad) you can ask her to see what she says. If there is a price already set I believe you will see the home on the MLS shortly. You actually need to send in a waiver to SDAR if you take a listing but do not market it on the MLS. Anyways this is more of the norm with REOs.
SD Realtor
March 23, 2008 at 10:57 PM #175595ParticipantAn interesting but simple answer. Many homes that are REO these days have a sign put out front and quasi-marketted before the lender has priced it. I know that sounds odd but it is pretty much the norm. For instance, the Carmel Valley home on Mesa Norte had a sign in front and was actually available for showings PRIOR to being put on the MLS because the price had not been set yet. This drums up interest for the home. In fact if you call Marlena (the realtor who posted the craigslist ad) you can ask her to see what she says. If there is a price already set I believe you will see the home on the MLS shortly. You actually need to send in a waiver to SDAR if you take a listing but do not market it on the MLS. Anyways this is more of the norm with REOs.
SD Realtor
March 23, 2008 at 10:57 PM #175683ParticipantAn interesting but simple answer. Many homes that are REO these days have a sign put out front and quasi-marketted before the lender has priced it. I know that sounds odd but it is pretty much the norm. For instance, the Carmel Valley home on Mesa Norte had a sign in front and was actually available for showings PRIOR to being put on the MLS because the price had not been set yet. This drums up interest for the home. In fact if you call Marlena (the realtor who posted the craigslist ad) you can ask her to see what she says. If there is a price already set I believe you will see the home on the MLS shortly. You actually need to send in a waiver to SDAR if you take a listing but do not market it on the MLS. Anyways this is more of the norm with REOs.
SD Realtor
March 23, 2008 at 10:58 PM #175240largemammal
ParticipantDW-
Keep in mind that “Beech” property is hard to come by. They’re not making any more, right? And there’s nothing more attractive than a “Bank Forecloure” near a “Beech.” Be quick, “don’ miss this opportunity!”
These illiterate ads are so common that if I were an agent, I’d be pretty embarrassed to tell anyone. Like explaining a mentally handicapped relative.
“Oh, he’s in real estate? I’m so sorry. How did it happen? Has he always been this way?”
Maybe someone will someday find a cure.
-LM
March 23, 2008 at 10:58 PM #175591ParticipantDW-
Keep in mind that “Beech” property is hard to come by. They’re not making any more, right? And there’s nothing more attractive than a “Bank Forecloure” near a “Beech.” Be quick, “don’ miss this opportunity!”
These illiterate ads are so common that if I were an agent, I’d be pretty embarrassed to tell anyone. Like explaining a mentally handicapped relative.
“Oh, he’s in real estate? I’m so sorry. How did it happen? Has he always been this way?”
Maybe someone will someday find a cure.
-LM
March 23, 2008 at 10:58 PM #175593ParticipantDW-
Keep in mind that “Beech” property is hard to come by. They’re not making any more, right? And there’s nothing more attractive than a “Bank Forecloure” near a “Beech.” Be quick, “don’ miss this opportunity!”
These illiterate ads are so common that if I were an agent, I’d be pretty embarrassed to tell anyone. Like explaining a mentally handicapped relative.
“Oh, he’s in real estate? I’m so sorry. How did it happen? Has he always been this way?”
Maybe someone will someday find a cure.
-LM
March 23, 2008 at 10:58 PM #175600ParticipantDW-
Keep in mind that “Beech” property is hard to come by. They’re not making any more, right? And there’s nothing more attractive than a “Bank Forecloure” near a “Beech.” Be quick, “don’ miss this opportunity!”
These illiterate ads are so common that if I were an agent, I’d be pretty embarrassed to tell anyone. Like explaining a mentally handicapped relative.
“Oh, he’s in real estate? I’m so sorry. How did it happen? Has he always been this way?”
Maybe someone will someday find a cure.
-LM
March 23, 2008 at 10:58 PM #175688ParticipantDW-
Keep in mind that “Beech” property is hard to come by. They’re not making any more, right? And there’s nothing more attractive than a “Bank Forecloure” near a “Beech.” Be quick, “don’ miss this opportunity!”
These illiterate ads are so common that if I were an agent, I’d be pretty embarrassed to tell anyone. Like explaining a mentally handicapped relative.
“Oh, he’s in real estate? I’m so sorry. How did it happen? Has he always been this way?”
Maybe someone will someday find a cure.
-LM
March 23, 2008 at 11:50 PM #175265DWCAP
ParticipantDamnit LM, its 11:45 and I am suppose to be going to bed now and instead I am rereading your post and cracking up over and over again. “Oh, he is in Real Estate?, I am so sorry. How did it happen?” I must be so tired I am getting stupid cause I can hardly type anymore. And you are right, they are not making any more houses near beeches, so you had better buy now! hahahaha.
My head hurts….
March 23, 2008 at 11:50 PM #175615ParticipantDamnit LM, its 11:45 and I am suppose to be going to bed now and instead I am rereading your post and cracking up over and over again. “Oh, he is in Real Estate?, I am so sorry. How did it happen?” I must be so tired I am getting stupid cause I can hardly type anymore. And you are right, they are not making any more houses near beeches, so you had better buy now! hahahaha.
My head hurts….
March 23, 2008 at 11:50 PM #175619ParticipantDamnit LM, its 11:45 and I am suppose to be going to bed now and instead I am rereading your post and cracking up over and over again. “Oh, he is in Real Estate?, I am so sorry. How did it happen?” I must be so tired I am getting stupid cause I can hardly type anymore. And you are right, they are not making any more houses near beeches, so you had better buy now! hahahaha.
My head hurts….
March 23, 2008 at 11:50 PM #175625ParticipantDamnit LM, its 11:45 and I am suppose to be going to bed now and instead I am rereading your post and cracking up over and over again. “Oh, he is in Real Estate?, I am so sorry. How did it happen?” I must be so tired I am getting stupid cause I can hardly type anymore. And you are right, they are not making any more houses near beeches, so you had better buy now! hahahaha.
My head hurts….
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