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February 15, 2008 at 3:26 PM #154137February 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM #154030
jpinpb
ParticipantIt is a personal decision and it sounds like it’s partly been made. No one here can make the decision for you, but I think most of us see the writing on the wall and expect prices to decline further, barring some incredible dramatic rescue. We are “optismistic” that there won’t be.
I went through this 2 years ago w/a family member. Urged to buy. Big arguments over it. I held my ground. Feeling very relieved that I waited. Now watching the declines. Still not at a comfortable price. Hesitant to buy if there will be further declines by year end. 10% makes a difference to me.
Will it matter to you? Will you be okay buying now even if there are further declines? That’s why I asked if it’s long term. If you plan on being there a long time, you have children, want the good schools and neighborhood, etc. factor that into the price and try to ride it out.
February 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM #154307jpinpb
ParticipantIt is a personal decision and it sounds like it’s partly been made. No one here can make the decision for you, but I think most of us see the writing on the wall and expect prices to decline further, barring some incredible dramatic rescue. We are “optismistic” that there won’t be.
I went through this 2 years ago w/a family member. Urged to buy. Big arguments over it. I held my ground. Feeling very relieved that I waited. Now watching the declines. Still not at a comfortable price. Hesitant to buy if there will be further declines by year end. 10% makes a difference to me.
Will it matter to you? Will you be okay buying now even if there are further declines? That’s why I asked if it’s long term. If you plan on being there a long time, you have children, want the good schools and neighborhood, etc. factor that into the price and try to ride it out.
February 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM #154319jpinpb
ParticipantIt is a personal decision and it sounds like it’s partly been made. No one here can make the decision for you, but I think most of us see the writing on the wall and expect prices to decline further, barring some incredible dramatic rescue. We are “optismistic” that there won’t be.
I went through this 2 years ago w/a family member. Urged to buy. Big arguments over it. I held my ground. Feeling very relieved that I waited. Now watching the declines. Still not at a comfortable price. Hesitant to buy if there will be further declines by year end. 10% makes a difference to me.
Will it matter to you? Will you be okay buying now even if there are further declines? That’s why I asked if it’s long term. If you plan on being there a long time, you have children, want the good schools and neighborhood, etc. factor that into the price and try to ride it out.
February 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM #154330jpinpb
ParticipantIt is a personal decision and it sounds like it’s partly been made. No one here can make the decision for you, but I think most of us see the writing on the wall and expect prices to decline further, barring some incredible dramatic rescue. We are “optismistic” that there won’t be.
I went through this 2 years ago w/a family member. Urged to buy. Big arguments over it. I held my ground. Feeling very relieved that I waited. Now watching the declines. Still not at a comfortable price. Hesitant to buy if there will be further declines by year end. 10% makes a difference to me.
Will it matter to you? Will you be okay buying now even if there are further declines? That’s why I asked if it’s long term. If you plan on being there a long time, you have children, want the good schools and neighborhood, etc. factor that into the price and try to ride it out.
February 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM #154408jpinpb
ParticipantIt is a personal decision and it sounds like it’s partly been made. No one here can make the decision for you, but I think most of us see the writing on the wall and expect prices to decline further, barring some incredible dramatic rescue. We are “optismistic” that there won’t be.
I went through this 2 years ago w/a family member. Urged to buy. Big arguments over it. I held my ground. Feeling very relieved that I waited. Now watching the declines. Still not at a comfortable price. Hesitant to buy if there will be further declines by year end. 10% makes a difference to me.
Will it matter to you? Will you be okay buying now even if there are further declines? That’s why I asked if it’s long term. If you plan on being there a long time, you have children, want the good schools and neighborhood, etc. factor that into the price and try to ride it out.
February 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM #1558854spotentialbuyer
ParticipantAnother short sell, same floorplan
mlsnum=76066181
17038 Albert Ave, San Diego, 92127 – Price $700,000 – $770,000 *VRMListing agents comments: SHORT SALE!Seller will entertain offers bewteen $700,000 and $770,000. Bring your buyer, this home is a delight to your eyes, it boasts upgrades galore! Property is on the brink of foreclosure, come and bring us an offer! Please show Mon.-Fri. between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
-What is interesting is that there is not even a for sale sign in front of the house, no pictures on the MLS, and there are only limited hours to view the house. Not sure if they really want to sell.
February 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM #1561694spotentialbuyer
ParticipantAnother short sell, same floorplan
mlsnum=76066181
17038 Albert Ave, San Diego, 92127 – Price $700,000 – $770,000 *VRMListing agents comments: SHORT SALE!Seller will entertain offers bewteen $700,000 and $770,000. Bring your buyer, this home is a delight to your eyes, it boasts upgrades galore! Property is on the brink of foreclosure, come and bring us an offer! Please show Mon.-Fri. between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
-What is interesting is that there is not even a for sale sign in front of the house, no pictures on the MLS, and there are only limited hours to view the house. Not sure if they really want to sell.
February 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM #1561724spotentialbuyer
ParticipantAnother short sell, same floorplan
mlsnum=76066181
17038 Albert Ave, San Diego, 92127 – Price $700,000 – $770,000 *VRMListing agents comments: SHORT SALE!Seller will entertain offers bewteen $700,000 and $770,000. Bring your buyer, this home is a delight to your eyes, it boasts upgrades galore! Property is on the brink of foreclosure, come and bring us an offer! Please show Mon.-Fri. between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
-What is interesting is that there is not even a for sale sign in front of the house, no pictures on the MLS, and there are only limited hours to view the house. Not sure if they really want to sell.
February 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM #1561894spotentialbuyer
ParticipantAnother short sell, same floorplan
mlsnum=76066181
17038 Albert Ave, San Diego, 92127 – Price $700,000 – $770,000 *VRMListing agents comments: SHORT SALE!Seller will entertain offers bewteen $700,000 and $770,000. Bring your buyer, this home is a delight to your eyes, it boasts upgrades galore! Property is on the brink of foreclosure, come and bring us an offer! Please show Mon.-Fri. between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
-What is interesting is that there is not even a for sale sign in front of the house, no pictures on the MLS, and there are only limited hours to view the house. Not sure if they really want to sell.
February 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM #1562634spotentialbuyer
ParticipantAnother short sell, same floorplan
mlsnum=76066181
17038 Albert Ave, San Diego, 92127 – Price $700,000 – $770,000 *VRMListing agents comments: SHORT SALE!Seller will entertain offers bewteen $700,000 and $770,000. Bring your buyer, this home is a delight to your eyes, it boasts upgrades galore! Property is on the brink of foreclosure, come and bring us an offer! Please show Mon.-Fri. between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
-What is interesting is that there is not even a for sale sign in front of the house, no pictures on the MLS, and there are only limited hours to view the house. Not sure if they really want to sell.
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