TG is in escrow

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Yea What TG says seems to be what we are seeing as well, the good ones (good deals, on nice properties) go fast. I am talking hours here not days, and there are many bids, if they are slow to summit the offers to the banks they can get bid up fairly high within a day or two.

Found out what they are building off the 15 between Cal, oaks and hot springs road,

It’s a High school, looks like it will be a nice one similar to the new one at the end of Clinton Keith RD .

Just my opinion but T.V. is still evolving into a very nice community despite the downturn.

And I just have not seen the slow down in the stores in the area (or even SD) everyone else seems to be seeing, I must live in a different T.V. (or SD) I guess.

Sometimes I think we a talking ourselves into a much worse downturn than this needs to be.

JMO .

[peterb]

Nice touch going straight to the listing agent. Letting them get both sides of the transaction is too tempting for most of them to pass up. I did that once in 1999, by accident. But it got my offer in over many other offers. I shall use this as well. Good luck. Sounds like a great place.

[peterb]

Nice touch going straight to the listing agent. Letting them get both sides of the transaction is too tempting for most of them to pass up. I did that once in 1999, by accident. But it got my offer in over many other offers. I shall use this as well. Good luck. Sounds like a great place.

[peterb]

Nice touch going straight to the listing agent. Letting them get both sides of the transaction is too tempting for most of them to pass up. I did that once in 1999, by accident. But it got my offer in over many other offers. I shall use this as well. Good luck. Sounds like a great place.

[peterb]

Nice touch going straight to the listing agent. Letting them get both sides of the transaction is too tempting for most of them to pass up. I did that once in 1999, by accident. But it got my offer in over many other offers. I shall use this as well. Good luck. Sounds like a great place.

[peterb]

Nice touch going straight to the listing agent. Letting them get both sides of the transaction is too tempting for most of them to pass up. I did that once in 1999, by accident. But it got my offer in over many other offers. I shall use this as well. Good luck. Sounds like a great place.

[sdrealtor]

TG, Love the Igglz metaphor. You feel my pain. sdr

[sdrealtor]

TG, Love the Igglz metaphor. You feel my pain. sdr

[sdrealtor]

TG, Love the Igglz metaphor. You feel my pain. sdr

[sdrealtor]

TG, Love the Igglz metaphor. You feel my pain. sdr

[sdrealtor]

TG, Love the Igglz metaphor. You feel my pain. sdr

[temeculaguy]

peter, I didn’t get any preference, I had the highest offer in the first two days, where it helped me was speed, less people involved, fewer schedules to coordinate and no need to deliver or drop anything off. I think using an agent for most people is the way to go but I think the years of investigative work I’ve put into this R/E thing made me smarter than the average bear, plus repos aren’t about negotiations, it’s pure bid and in this valley right now it can be a race as well. If you want to win this race, it’s won in the pits, you need a fast pit crew.

I can say that there were other “near deals” where the listing agent did seemingly grant prefernce but it usually made me feel “icky” and I’m glad I didn’t take that path. I’m also convinced I got screwed early on by using an agent, but this is not a knock to using an agent, I’m a weirdo, I’m obsessive about research, you can name a street in my zip code ad i can tell you the taxes, hoa, value, sq ft, amenities, drawbacks, all off the top of my head. I never found a realtor who could do the same, so I went it alone, I don’t reccomend it for the casual buyer. Just find an agent that isn’t working two jobs and driving kids here and there, they need to be able to move at breakneck speed for you, they need to look at their job as a job, like a fireman or anything else. All too often i found realtors who were in the game because they didn’t like real jobs, they just liked BMW’s and getting their nails done, I’ll chase those types, buy them drinks, but I’m not doing business with them.

[temeculaguy]

peter, I didn’t get any preference, I had the highest offer in the first two days, where it helped me was speed, less people involved, fewer schedules to coordinate and no need to deliver or drop anything off. I think using an agent for most people is the way to go but I think the years of investigative work I’ve put into this R/E thing made me smarter than the average bear, plus repos aren’t about negotiations, it’s pure bid and in this valley right now it can be a race as well. If you want to win this race, it’s won in the pits, you need a fast pit crew.

I can say that there were other “near deals” where the listing agent did seemingly grant prefernce but it usually made me feel “icky” and I’m glad I didn’t take that path. I’m also convinced I got screwed early on by using an agent, but this is not a knock to using an agent, I’m a weirdo, I’m obsessive about research, you can name a street in my zip code ad i can tell you the taxes, hoa, value, sq ft, amenities, drawbacks, all off the top of my head. I never found a realtor who could do the same, so I went it alone, I don’t reccomend it for the casual buyer. Just find an agent that isn’t working two jobs and driving kids here and there, they need to be able to move at breakneck speed for you, they need to look at their job as a job, like a fireman or anything else. All too often i found realtors who were in the game because they didn’t like real jobs, they just liked BMW’s and getting their nails done, I’ll chase those types, buy them drinks, but I’m not doing business with them.

[temeculaguy]

peter, I didn’t get any preference, I had the highest offer in the first two days, where it helped me was speed, less people involved, fewer schedules to coordinate and no need to deliver or drop anything off. I think using an agent for most people is the way to go but I think the years of investigative work I’ve put into this R/E thing made me smarter than the average bear, plus repos aren’t about negotiations, it’s pure bid and in this valley right now it can be a race as well. If you want to win this race, it’s won in the pits, you need a fast pit crew.

I can say that there were other “near deals” where the listing agent did seemingly grant prefernce but it usually made me feel “icky” and I’m glad I didn’t take that path. I’m also convinced I got screwed early on by using an agent, but this is not a knock to using an agent, I’m a weirdo, I’m obsessive about research, you can name a street in my zip code ad i can tell you the taxes, hoa, value, sq ft, amenities, drawbacks, all off the top of my head. I never found a realtor who could do the same, so I went it alone, I don’t reccomend it for the casual buyer. Just find an agent that isn’t working two jobs and driving kids here and there, they need to be able to move at breakneck speed for you, they need to look at their job as a job, like a fireman or anything else. All too often i found realtors who were in the game because they didn’t like real jobs, they just liked BMW’s and getting their nails done, I’ll chase those types, buy them drinks, but I’m not doing business with them.

[temeculaguy]

peter, I didn’t get any preference, I had the highest offer in the first two days, where it helped me was speed, less people involved, fewer schedules to coordinate and no need to deliver or drop anything off. I think using an agent for most people is the way to go but I think the years of investigative work I’ve put into this R/E thing made me smarter than the average bear, plus repos aren’t about negotiations, it’s pure bid and in this valley right now it can be a race as well. If you want to win this race, it’s won in the pits, you need a fast pit crew.

I can say that there were other “near deals” where the listing agent did seemingly grant prefernce but it usually made me feel “icky” and I’m glad I didn’t take that path. I’m also convinced I got screwed early on by using an agent, but this is not a knock to using an agent, I’m a weirdo, I’m obsessive about research, you can name a street in my zip code ad i can tell you the taxes, hoa, value, sq ft, amenities, drawbacks, all off the top of my head. I never found a realtor who could do the same, so I went it alone, I don’t reccomend it for the casual buyer. Just find an agent that isn’t working two jobs and driving kids here and there, they need to be able to move at breakneck speed for you, they need to look at their job as a job, like a fireman or anything else. All too often i found realtors who were in the game because they didn’t like real jobs, they just liked BMW’s and getting their nails done, I’ll chase those types, buy them drinks, but I’m not doing business with them.

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