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August 18, 2008 at 9:55 AM #258277August 18, 2008 at 9:55 AM #258466RenParticipant
[quote=ccutequeen]
I just checked the price for sunset cove and they just raised $5000 for them. Is market heating up or they are just crazy[/quote]Many builders, owners, and listing agents are so convinced that their property is worth more than the comps that when it doesn’t sell at a particular price, they figure that they must have priced it too low. Some people are a little slow.
August 18, 2008 at 9:55 AM #258479RenParticipant[quote=ccutequeen]
I just checked the price for sunset cove and they just raised $5000 for them. Is market heating up or they are just crazy[/quote]Many builders, owners, and listing agents are so convinced that their property is worth more than the comps that when it doesn’t sell at a particular price, they figure that they must have priced it too low. Some people are a little slow.
August 18, 2008 at 9:55 AM #258525RenParticipant[quote=ccutequeen]
I just checked the price for sunset cove and they just raised $5000 for them. Is market heating up or they are just crazy[/quote]Many builders, owners, and listing agents are so convinced that their property is worth more than the comps that when it doesn’t sell at a particular price, they figure that they must have priced it too low. Some people are a little slow.
August 18, 2008 at 9:55 AM #258569RenParticipant[quote=ccutequeen]
I just checked the price for sunset cove and they just raised $5000 for them. Is market heating up or they are just crazy[/quote]Many builders, owners, and listing agents are so convinced that their property is worth more than the comps that when it doesn’t sell at a particular price, they figure that they must have priced it too low. Some people are a little slow.
August 18, 2008 at 10:10 AM #258292svelteParticipantccutequeen –
If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.
A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.
It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.
Please keep us posted!
(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.
August 18, 2008 at 10:10 AM #258481svelteParticipantccutequeen –
If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.
A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.
It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.
Please keep us posted!
(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.
August 18, 2008 at 10:10 AM #258493svelteParticipantccutequeen –
If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.
A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.
It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.
Please keep us posted!
(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.
August 18, 2008 at 10:10 AM #258540svelteParticipantccutequeen –
If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.
A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.
It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.
Please keep us posted!
(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.
August 18, 2008 at 10:10 AM #258584svelteParticipantccutequeen –
If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.
A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.
It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.
Please keep us posted!
(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.
August 25, 2008 at 3:09 PM #261595ccutequeenParticipantThanks for all the great reply, especially the one comment on “some ppl think property doesnt sell is because its priced too low”, that one makes me LOL.
I sure hope they wake up and adjust the price to a more reasonble one.
I have the 20% down already, but as you all said, its still too high of a monthly payment left. So I am now working on saving toward 30%. Thats going to a long way, unless they lower the price soon to 350k or lower (dreaming here).
I am also keeping an eye on Spectrum at Kearny Mesa. Their property still over priced. Like 2bd/2bath asking 378k with 1200+ sqft. I really feel those should be priced around 300k.
Oh well, need to worry about if I should move $ out of WAMU for right now. They holds all my $ for down payment there and they dont seem to be doing good at all.August 25, 2008 at 3:09 PM #261794ccutequeenParticipantThanks for all the great reply, especially the one comment on “some ppl think property doesnt sell is because its priced too low”, that one makes me LOL.
I sure hope they wake up and adjust the price to a more reasonble one.
I have the 20% down already, but as you all said, its still too high of a monthly payment left. So I am now working on saving toward 30%. Thats going to a long way, unless they lower the price soon to 350k or lower (dreaming here).
I am also keeping an eye on Spectrum at Kearny Mesa. Their property still over priced. Like 2bd/2bath asking 378k with 1200+ sqft. I really feel those should be priced around 300k.
Oh well, need to worry about if I should move $ out of WAMU for right now. They holds all my $ for down payment there and they dont seem to be doing good at all.August 25, 2008 at 3:09 PM #261804ccutequeenParticipantThanks for all the great reply, especially the one comment on “some ppl think property doesnt sell is because its priced too low”, that one makes me LOL.
I sure hope they wake up and adjust the price to a more reasonble one.
I have the 20% down already, but as you all said, its still too high of a monthly payment left. So I am now working on saving toward 30%. Thats going to a long way, unless they lower the price soon to 350k or lower (dreaming here).
I am also keeping an eye on Spectrum at Kearny Mesa. Their property still over priced. Like 2bd/2bath asking 378k with 1200+ sqft. I really feel those should be priced around 300k.
Oh well, need to worry about if I should move $ out of WAMU for right now. They holds all my $ for down payment there and they dont seem to be doing good at all.August 25, 2008 at 3:09 PM #261856ccutequeenParticipantThanks for all the great reply, especially the one comment on “some ppl think property doesnt sell is because its priced too low”, that one makes me LOL.
I sure hope they wake up and adjust the price to a more reasonble one.
I have the 20% down already, but as you all said, its still too high of a monthly payment left. So I am now working on saving toward 30%. Thats going to a long way, unless they lower the price soon to 350k or lower (dreaming here).
I am also keeping an eye on Spectrum at Kearny Mesa. Their property still over priced. Like 2bd/2bath asking 378k with 1200+ sqft. I really feel those should be priced around 300k.
Oh well, need to worry about if I should move $ out of WAMU for right now. They holds all my $ for down payment there and they dont seem to be doing good at all.August 25, 2008 at 3:09 PM #261895ccutequeenParticipantThanks for all the great reply, especially the one comment on “some ppl think property doesnt sell is because its priced too low”, that one makes me LOL.
I sure hope they wake up and adjust the price to a more reasonble one.
I have the 20% down already, but as you all said, its still too high of a monthly payment left. So I am now working on saving toward 30%. Thats going to a long way, unless they lower the price soon to 350k or lower (dreaming here).
I am also keeping an eye on Spectrum at Kearny Mesa. Their property still over priced. Like 2bd/2bath asking 378k with 1200+ sqft. I really feel those should be priced around 300k.
Oh well, need to worry about if I should move $ out of WAMU for right now. They holds all my $ for down payment there and they dont seem to be doing good at all. -
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