[quote=DataAgent]”Holy crap! If zillow is correct they paid 1.5 in 2006. I can’t belive the asking price is under 900k. Something doesn’t seem right here?”
It’s probably just another short sale. The current owners haven’t paid their property taxes in several years.[/quote]
My realtor took us to this house and it’s definitely been lived in. The backyard has not been kept very well and the interior of the house has a very odd design. Regardless of what the house sold for 5 years ago, I don’t think it’s worth the $895K it’s currently listed for. Maybe about $50K less than that as a possibility. You’ll need at least that much to make it comfortable. Very poor natural lighting inside the house as well.
Every home builder and lender has different policies when it comes to floors, counters, etc. We’re buying in Serenity right now and we’re able to close escrow with bare floors AND we’re able to use our own contractors for flooring, landscape, window coverings etc. as long as we provide bids and contracts from licensed contractors and submit them to the lender. They’ll hold the money in an escrow account and will pay the contractor upon completion of the work.
Every home builder and lender has different policies when it comes to floors, counters, etc. We’re buying in Serenity right now and we’re able to close escrow with bare floors AND we’re able to use our own contractors for flooring, landscape, window coverings etc. as long as we provide bids and contracts from licensed contractors and submit them to the lender. They’ll hold the money in an escrow account and will pay the contractor upon completion of the work.
Every home builder and lender has different policies when it comes to floors, counters, etc. We’re buying in Serenity right now and we’re able to close escrow with bare floors AND we’re able to use our own contractors for flooring, landscape, window coverings etc. as long as we provide bids and contracts from licensed contractors and submit them to the lender. They’ll hold the money in an escrow account and will pay the contractor upon completion of the work.
Every home builder and lender has different policies when it comes to floors, counters, etc. We’re buying in Serenity right now and we’re able to close escrow with bare floors AND we’re able to use our own contractors for flooring, landscape, window coverings etc. as long as we provide bids and contracts from licensed contractors and submit them to the lender. They’ll hold the money in an escrow account and will pay the contractor upon completion of the work.
Every home builder and lender has different policies when it comes to floors, counters, etc. We’re buying in Serenity right now and we’re able to close escrow with bare floors AND we’re able to use our own contractors for flooring, landscape, window coverings etc. as long as we provide bids and contracts from licensed contractors and submit them to the lender. They’ll hold the money in an escrow account and will pay the contractor upon completion of the work.
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