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December 5, 2007 at 10:17 PM #110109December 5, 2007 at 11:08 PM #110002EugeneParticipant
Wow. On one tiny street (50-ish homes) we have:
1271 Silver Hawk Way (2,963 sf) – $750k to $791k, original sale $608k (??)
1304 Silver Hawk Way (3,096 sf) – $650k, original sale $911k
1308 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $610k to $626k, original sale $1.06m
1315 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $700k to $725k, original sale $918k
1316 Silver Hawk Way (3,080 sf) – $686k, REO
1319 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $775k, REO
1327 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $625k to $650k, original sale $894.5k1260 Silver Hawk Way (2,565 sf) – REO, currently unlisted
1328 Silver Hawk Way (2,909 sf) – was foreclosed and sold as a REO to a knife catcher for $740kDecember 5, 2007 at 11:08 PM #110120EugeneParticipantWow. On one tiny street (50-ish homes) we have:
1271 Silver Hawk Way (2,963 sf) – $750k to $791k, original sale $608k (??)
1304 Silver Hawk Way (3,096 sf) – $650k, original sale $911k
1308 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $610k to $626k, original sale $1.06m
1315 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $700k to $725k, original sale $918k
1316 Silver Hawk Way (3,080 sf) – $686k, REO
1319 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $775k, REO
1327 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $625k to $650k, original sale $894.5k1260 Silver Hawk Way (2,565 sf) – REO, currently unlisted
1328 Silver Hawk Way (2,909 sf) – was foreclosed and sold as a REO to a knife catcher for $740kDecember 5, 2007 at 11:08 PM #110148EugeneParticipantWow. On one tiny street (50-ish homes) we have:
1271 Silver Hawk Way (2,963 sf) – $750k to $791k, original sale $608k (??)
1304 Silver Hawk Way (3,096 sf) – $650k, original sale $911k
1308 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $610k to $626k, original sale $1.06m
1315 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $700k to $725k, original sale $918k
1316 Silver Hawk Way (3,080 sf) – $686k, REO
1319 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $775k, REO
1327 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $625k to $650k, original sale $894.5k1260 Silver Hawk Way (2,565 sf) – REO, currently unlisted
1328 Silver Hawk Way (2,909 sf) – was foreclosed and sold as a REO to a knife catcher for $740kDecember 5, 2007 at 11:08 PM #110151EugeneParticipantWow. On one tiny street (50-ish homes) we have:
1271 Silver Hawk Way (2,963 sf) – $750k to $791k, original sale $608k (??)
1304 Silver Hawk Way (3,096 sf) – $650k, original sale $911k
1308 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $610k to $626k, original sale $1.06m
1315 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $700k to $725k, original sale $918k
1316 Silver Hawk Way (3,080 sf) – $686k, REO
1319 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $775k, REO
1327 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $625k to $650k, original sale $894.5k1260 Silver Hawk Way (2,565 sf) – REO, currently unlisted
1328 Silver Hawk Way (2,909 sf) – was foreclosed and sold as a REO to a knife catcher for $740kDecember 5, 2007 at 11:08 PM #110167EugeneParticipantWow. On one tiny street (50-ish homes) we have:
1271 Silver Hawk Way (2,963 sf) – $750k to $791k, original sale $608k (??)
1304 Silver Hawk Way (3,096 sf) – $650k, original sale $911k
1308 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $610k to $626k, original sale $1.06m
1315 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $700k to $725k, original sale $918k
1316 Silver Hawk Way (3,080 sf) – $686k, REO
1319 Silver Hawk Way (3,381 sf) – $775k, REO
1327 Silver Hawk Way (3,136 sf) – $625k to $650k, original sale $894.5k1260 Silver Hawk Way (2,565 sf) – REO, currently unlisted
1328 Silver Hawk Way (2,909 sf) – was foreclosed and sold as a REO to a knife catcher for $740kDecember 6, 2007 at 1:32 AM #110049EugeneParticipantBTW I’m willing to bet twenty bucks that
* It’s a short sale for at least $200k below their loan balance
* They haven’t talked to the bank recently
* If you make them an offer for $610k, bank will decline the short saleDecember 6, 2007 at 1:32 AM #110165EugeneParticipantBTW I’m willing to bet twenty bucks that
* It’s a short sale for at least $200k below their loan balance
* They haven’t talked to the bank recently
* If you make them an offer for $610k, bank will decline the short saleDecember 6, 2007 at 1:32 AM #110193EugeneParticipantBTW I’m willing to bet twenty bucks that
* It’s a short sale for at least $200k below their loan balance
* They haven’t talked to the bank recently
* If you make them an offer for $610k, bank will decline the short saleDecember 6, 2007 at 1:32 AM #110195EugeneParticipantBTW I’m willing to bet twenty bucks that
* It’s a short sale for at least $200k below their loan balance
* They haven’t talked to the bank recently
* If you make them an offer for $610k, bank will decline the short saleDecember 6, 2007 at 1:32 AM #110212EugeneParticipantBTW I’m willing to bet twenty bucks that
* It’s a short sale for at least $200k below their loan balance
* They haven’t talked to the bank recently
* If you make them an offer for $610k, bank will decline the short saleDecember 6, 2007 at 1:32 AM #110215EugeneParticipantBTW I’m willing to bet twenty bucks that
* It’s a short sale for at least $200k below their loan balance
* They haven’t talked to the bank recently
* If you make them an offer for $610k, bank will decline the short saleDecember 6, 2007 at 5:58 AM #110073BuyerWillEPBParticipantesmith, I agree with you. But in my opinion, it’s the trend that is our friend here. This particular low list price might be rejected, but the important part is that another lower plateau has been breached. That means many more will follow and some of those will sell thereby setting the new comps and continuing the downward spiral.
Would you have even dared to hope for such a listing even 1 year or 2 years ago? No way. This is more pressure in our favor (and good news for all regular families, actually).
December 6, 2007 at 5:58 AM #110192BuyerWillEPBParticipantesmith, I agree with you. But in my opinion, it’s the trend that is our friend here. This particular low list price might be rejected, but the important part is that another lower plateau has been breached. That means many more will follow and some of those will sell thereby setting the new comps and continuing the downward spiral.
Would you have even dared to hope for such a listing even 1 year or 2 years ago? No way. This is more pressure in our favor (and good news for all regular families, actually).
December 6, 2007 at 5:58 AM #110219BuyerWillEPBParticipantesmith, I agree with you. But in my opinion, it’s the trend that is our friend here. This particular low list price might be rejected, but the important part is that another lower plateau has been breached. That means many more will follow and some of those will sell thereby setting the new comps and continuing the downward spiral.
Would you have even dared to hope for such a listing even 1 year or 2 years ago? No way. This is more pressure in our favor (and good news for all regular families, actually).
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