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December 23, 2010 at 11:22 AM #18319December 23, 2010 at 1:13 PM #644255briansd1Guest
[quote=SD Transplant]She said she’s working on a short sale behind the scenes and expects to unload the property for a little less than $1 million – down from the $3 million-plus the home was worth in 2007 when she built it at the height of the market.[/quote]
Too bad she didn’t have the foresight to borrow the max at the peak.
The short sale sounds like a great deal for the buyer.
Maybe sellers should learn from this lady and, if the banks will let them, engineer short-sales to their favorite buyers.
December 23, 2010 at 1:13 PM #644326briansd1Guest[quote=SD Transplant]She said she’s working on a short sale behind the scenes and expects to unload the property for a little less than $1 million – down from the $3 million-plus the home was worth in 2007 when she built it at the height of the market.[/quote]
Too bad she didn’t have the foresight to borrow the max at the peak.
The short sale sounds like a great deal for the buyer.
Maybe sellers should learn from this lady and, if the banks will let them, engineer short-sales to their favorite buyers.
December 23, 2010 at 1:13 PM #644906briansd1Guest[quote=SD Transplant]She said she’s working on a short sale behind the scenes and expects to unload the property for a little less than $1 million – down from the $3 million-plus the home was worth in 2007 when she built it at the height of the market.[/quote]
Too bad she didn’t have the foresight to borrow the max at the peak.
The short sale sounds like a great deal for the buyer.
Maybe sellers should learn from this lady and, if the banks will let them, engineer short-sales to their favorite buyers.
December 23, 2010 at 1:13 PM #645042briansd1Guest[quote=SD Transplant]She said she’s working on a short sale behind the scenes and expects to unload the property for a little less than $1 million – down from the $3 million-plus the home was worth in 2007 when she built it at the height of the market.[/quote]
Too bad she didn’t have the foresight to borrow the max at the peak.
The short sale sounds like a great deal for the buyer.
Maybe sellers should learn from this lady and, if the banks will let them, engineer short-sales to their favorite buyers.
December 23, 2010 at 1:13 PM #645365briansd1Guest[quote=SD Transplant]She said she’s working on a short sale behind the scenes and expects to unload the property for a little less than $1 million – down from the $3 million-plus the home was worth in 2007 when she built it at the height of the market.[/quote]
Too bad she didn’t have the foresight to borrow the max at the peak.
The short sale sounds like a great deal for the buyer.
Maybe sellers should learn from this lady and, if the banks will let them, engineer short-sales to their favorite buyers.
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