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  • January 17, 2009 at 8:30 AM #330901
    PadreBrian
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    The landscape looks great. It’s really a house that should have gone for low to mid 5’s. But whatever. A retired couple looking to downsize would love the place.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:14 AM #330393
    NotCranky
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    I saw one house sell higher than it should have after a long time on the market. It turned out that the seller and a friend swapped houses with new mortgages. Not saying that happened in this situation at all.

    I like the house and gardens CA renter. Some of other realtors on this blog could comp it faster than I can.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:14 AM #330729
    NotCranky
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    I saw one house sell higher than it should have after a long time on the market. It turned out that the seller and a friend swapped houses with new mortgages. Not saying that happened in this situation at all.

    I like the house and gardens CA renter. Some of other realtors on this blog could comp it faster than I can.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:14 AM #330805
    NotCranky
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    I saw one house sell higher than it should have after a long time on the market. It turned out that the seller and a friend swapped houses with new mortgages. Not saying that happened in this situation at all.

    I like the house and gardens CA renter. Some of other realtors on this blog could comp it faster than I can.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:14 AM #330832
    NotCranky
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    I saw one house sell higher than it should have after a long time on the market. It turned out that the seller and a friend swapped houses with new mortgages. Not saying that happened in this situation at all.

    I like the house and gardens CA renter. Some of other realtors on this blog could comp it faster than I can.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:14 AM #330915
    NotCranky
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    I saw one house sell higher than it should have after a long time on the market. It turned out that the seller and a friend swapped houses with new mortgages. Not saying that happened in this situation at all.

    I like the house and gardens CA renter. Some of other realtors on this blog could comp it faster than I can.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:38 AM #330483
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=Sandiagon]
    Did you ask closing cost from seller or bank? Banks looks at net income on the sale. Corruption and collusion is possible in any transaction including real estate transaction. [/quote]

    Nope.
    I think they just took the first offer in front of them. I have seen it happen before.

    Also, it appears the house on gran viaduct was purchased without a mortgage.

    That means they either had cash or another property to borrow against.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:38 AM #330820
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=Sandiagon]
    Did you ask closing cost from seller or bank? Banks looks at net income on the sale. Corruption and collusion is possible in any transaction including real estate transaction. [/quote]

    Nope.
    I think they just took the first offer in front of them. I have seen it happen before.

    Also, it appears the house on gran viaduct was purchased without a mortgage.

    That means they either had cash or another property to borrow against.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:38 AM #330895
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=Sandiagon]
    Did you ask closing cost from seller or bank? Banks looks at net income on the sale. Corruption and collusion is possible in any transaction including real estate transaction. [/quote]

    Nope.
    I think they just took the first offer in front of them. I have seen it happen before.

    Also, it appears the house on gran viaduct was purchased without a mortgage.

    That means they either had cash or another property to borrow against.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:38 AM #330922
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=Sandiagon]
    Did you ask closing cost from seller or bank? Banks looks at net income on the sale. Corruption and collusion is possible in any transaction including real estate transaction. [/quote]

    Nope.
    I think they just took the first offer in front of them. I have seen it happen before.

    Also, it appears the house on gran viaduct was purchased without a mortgage.

    That means they either had cash or another property to borrow against.

    January 17, 2009 at 9:38 AM #331006
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=Sandiagon]
    Did you ask closing cost from seller or bank? Banks looks at net income on the sale. Corruption and collusion is possible in any transaction including real estate transaction. [/quote]

    Nope.
    I think they just took the first offer in front of them. I have seen it happen before.

    Also, it appears the house on gran viaduct was purchased without a mortgage.

    That means they either had cash or another property to borrow against.

    January 17, 2009 at 2:30 PM #330583
    CA renter
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    Thanks for the responses.

    I was just wondering why — after sitting for almost a year, and having gone through multiple price drops — someone suddenly popped up and wanted to pay over asking.

    Yes, it is a nice house. Just thought the sale was weird. Maybe they are “mobbed-up” flippers. 😉

    BTW, I think flippers are coming back with a vengeance. Nothing like having the government encouraging and promoting fraud and theft to get them all fired up! Free mortgages for everyone!

    Thanks, all!

    January 17, 2009 at 2:30 PM #330919
    CA renter
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    Thanks for the responses.

    I was just wondering why — after sitting for almost a year, and having gone through multiple price drops — someone suddenly popped up and wanted to pay over asking.

    Yes, it is a nice house. Just thought the sale was weird. Maybe they are “mobbed-up” flippers. 😉

    BTW, I think flippers are coming back with a vengeance. Nothing like having the government encouraging and promoting fraud and theft to get them all fired up! Free mortgages for everyone!

    Thanks, all!

    January 17, 2009 at 2:30 PM #330997
    CA renter
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    Thanks for the responses.

    I was just wondering why — after sitting for almost a year, and having gone through multiple price drops — someone suddenly popped up and wanted to pay over asking.

    Yes, it is a nice house. Just thought the sale was weird. Maybe they are “mobbed-up” flippers. 😉

    BTW, I think flippers are coming back with a vengeance. Nothing like having the government encouraging and promoting fraud and theft to get them all fired up! Free mortgages for everyone!

    Thanks, all!

    January 17, 2009 at 2:30 PM #331023
    CA renter
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    Thanks for the responses.

    I was just wondering why — after sitting for almost a year, and having gone through multiple price drops — someone suddenly popped up and wanted to pay over asking.

    Yes, it is a nice house. Just thought the sale was weird. Maybe they are “mobbed-up” flippers. 😉

    BTW, I think flippers are coming back with a vengeance. Nothing like having the government encouraging and promoting fraud and theft to get them all fired up! Free mortgages for everyone!

    Thanks, all!

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