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August 7, 2008 at 8:26 AM #254232August 7, 2008 at 8:26 AM #254289
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ParticipantYes, it’s true when properties go BOM, they eventually find someone else to buy. Wouldn’t that be true of my psychology explanation. Trick someone into thinking it’s taken and put it BOM, creating urgency and enticing someone to buy quickly?
Now, according to the realtor, the place on 2828 Deerpark was pending, then BOM, but had multiple offers. And yet, still no sale, 3 months later, during out spring/summer shopping season. I might add, @460k, it wouldn’t even be a short sale any more.
August 7, 2008 at 8:26 AM #254340ParticipantYes, it’s true when properties go BOM, they eventually find someone else to buy. Wouldn’t that be true of my psychology explanation. Trick someone into thinking it’s taken and put it BOM, creating urgency and enticing someone to buy quickly?
Now, according to the realtor, the place on 2828 Deerpark was pending, then BOM, but had multiple offers. And yet, still no sale, 3 months later, during out spring/summer shopping season. I might add, @460k, it wouldn’t even be a short sale any more.
August 7, 2008 at 9:00 AM #254062SD Realtor
ParticipantAccording to the MLS history Deerpark has never been put into pending status. It has been on the market 87 days, (under this particular listing) and has offers into the lender for acceptance. Now I show a first of 440k and a second of 130k so I think it will indeed be a short sale. Not sure if they are accepting offers anymore at this point as they may not want to derail the bank. I I put in a call to the agent so we will see what he says.
August 7, 2008 at 9:00 AM #254230ParticipantAccording to the MLS history Deerpark has never been put into pending status. It has been on the market 87 days, (under this particular listing) and has offers into the lender for acceptance. Now I show a first of 440k and a second of 130k so I think it will indeed be a short sale. Not sure if they are accepting offers anymore at this point as they may not want to derail the bank. I I put in a call to the agent so we will see what he says.
August 7, 2008 at 9:00 AM #254237ParticipantAccording to the MLS history Deerpark has never been put into pending status. It has been on the market 87 days, (under this particular listing) and has offers into the lender for acceptance. Now I show a first of 440k and a second of 130k so I think it will indeed be a short sale. Not sure if they are accepting offers anymore at this point as they may not want to derail the bank. I I put in a call to the agent so we will see what he says.
August 7, 2008 at 9:00 AM #254294ParticipantAccording to the MLS history Deerpark has never been put into pending status. It has been on the market 87 days, (under this particular listing) and has offers into the lender for acceptance. Now I show a first of 440k and a second of 130k so I think it will indeed be a short sale. Not sure if they are accepting offers anymore at this point as they may not want to derail the bank. I I put in a call to the agent so we will see what he says.
August 7, 2008 at 9:00 AM #254345ParticipantAccording to the MLS history Deerpark has never been put into pending status. It has been on the market 87 days, (under this particular listing) and has offers into the lender for acceptance. Now I show a first of 440k and a second of 130k so I think it will indeed be a short sale. Not sure if they are accepting offers anymore at this point as they may not want to derail the bank. I I put in a call to the agent so we will see what he says.
August 7, 2008 at 9:02 AM #254067PadreBrian
ParticipantThe reason things don’t drop like a rock is that the economy is still nicely funded. No gov’t layoffs…and bio-tech, and old-tech openings are everywhere here in SD.
August 7, 2008 at 9:02 AM #254235ParticipantThe reason things don’t drop like a rock is that the economy is still nicely funded. No gov’t layoffs…and bio-tech, and old-tech openings are everywhere here in SD.
August 7, 2008 at 9:02 AM #254242ParticipantThe reason things don’t drop like a rock is that the economy is still nicely funded. No gov’t layoffs…and bio-tech, and old-tech openings are everywhere here in SD.
August 7, 2008 at 9:02 AM #254299ParticipantThe reason things don’t drop like a rock is that the economy is still nicely funded. No gov’t layoffs…and bio-tech, and old-tech openings are everywhere here in SD.
August 7, 2008 at 9:02 AM #254350ParticipantThe reason things don’t drop like a rock is that the economy is still nicely funded. No gov’t layoffs…and bio-tech, and old-tech openings are everywhere here in SD.
August 7, 2008 at 9:41 AM #254092sddreaming
ParticipantThis is for all you future Mira Mesan home owners. This is what Mira Mesa looks like in ForeClosureRadar. Each red dot is a foreclosure. Each blue spot is a house up for auction. Each green dot is a pre-foreclosure. Doesn’t look healthy to me.
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August 7, 2008 at 9:41 AM #254260ParticipantThis is for all you future Mira Mesan home owners. This is what Mira Mesa looks like in ForeClosureRadar. Each red dot is a foreclosure. Each blue spot is a house up for auction. Each green dot is a pre-foreclosure. Doesn’t look healthy to me.
[img_assist|nid=8532|title=Mira Mesa Foreclosures|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=100|height=77]
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