what are those sellers thinking?!?

[Scarlett]

Just for fun – look at the price history! It makes my head spin!!! one increase, 2 reductions, one increase, 2 reductions…what’s next, another increase??
Clearly they don’t want to accept the loss, but why on earth you’d want to INCREASE the sale price after sitting on the market! Why not take it off the market and re-list at that point.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-086037764-11634_Creekstone_Ln_San_Diego_CA_92128

[Wah-Wah]

fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
🙂

[Wah-Wah]

fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
🙂

[Wah-Wah]

fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
🙂

[Wah-Wah]

fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
🙂

[Wah-Wah]

fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
🙂

[xtina]

I know what you mean! such weird price histories…
I’ve noticed a few funky ones.. this one comes to mind

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036524-12484_Heatherton_Ct_52_San_Diego_CA_92128
Price Reduced: 03/14/2011 from $269,900 to $260,000
Price Reduced: 02/12/2011 from $280,000 to $269,900
Price Increased: 12/13/2010 from $275,000 to $280,000
Price Reduced: 07/09/2010 from $289,900 to $275,000
reduced, increased, reduced, reduced = reality

It follows the same result as the one that you posted… it currently sits at a price LOWER than its original list price

[xtina]

I know what you mean! such weird price histories…
I’ve noticed a few funky ones.. this one comes to mind

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036524-12484_Heatherton_Ct_52_San_Diego_CA_92128
Price Reduced: 03/14/2011 from $269,900 to $260,000
Price Reduced: 02/12/2011 from $280,000 to $269,900
Price Increased: 12/13/2010 from $275,000 to $280,000
Price Reduced: 07/09/2010 from $289,900 to $275,000
reduced, increased, reduced, reduced = reality

It follows the same result as the one that you posted… it currently sits at a price LOWER than its original list price

[xtina]

I know what you mean! such weird price histories…
I’ve noticed a few funky ones.. this one comes to mind

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036524-12484_Heatherton_Ct_52_San_Diego_CA_92128
Price Reduced: 03/14/2011 from $269,900 to $260,000
Price Reduced: 02/12/2011 from $280,000 to $269,900
Price Increased: 12/13/2010 from $275,000 to $280,000
Price Reduced: 07/09/2010 from $289,900 to $275,000
reduced, increased, reduced, reduced = reality

It follows the same result as the one that you posted… it currently sits at a price LOWER than its original list price

[xtina]

I know what you mean! such weird price histories…
I’ve noticed a few funky ones.. this one comes to mind

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036524-12484_Heatherton_Ct_52_San_Diego_CA_92128
Price Reduced: 03/14/2011 from $269,900 to $260,000
Price Reduced: 02/12/2011 from $280,000 to $269,900
Price Increased: 12/13/2010 from $275,000 to $280,000
Price Reduced: 07/09/2010 from $289,900 to $275,000
reduced, increased, reduced, reduced = reality

It follows the same result as the one that you posted… it currently sits at a price LOWER than its original list price

[xtina]

I know what you mean! such weird price histories…
I’ve noticed a few funky ones.. this one comes to mind

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036524-12484_Heatherton_Ct_52_San_Diego_CA_92128
Price Reduced: 03/14/2011 from $269,900 to $260,000
Price Reduced: 02/12/2011 from $280,000 to $269,900
Price Increased: 12/13/2010 from $275,000 to $280,000
Price Reduced: 07/09/2010 from $289,900 to $275,000
reduced, increased, reduced, reduced = reality

It follows the same result as the one that you posted… it currently sits at a price LOWER than its original list price

[briansd1]

[quote=Wah-Wah]fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
:)[/quote]

I don’t find the listing history surprising at all.

These guys are selling lower than their purchase price so they’ll lose big.

They are exhausting their wherewithal in the process of extricating themselves thinking a miracle/recovery to top will happen. That’s very much in line with human psychology.

That’s exactly what the banks want. They don’t want people to walk too early.

[briansd1]

[quote=Wah-Wah]fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
:)[/quote]

I don’t find the listing history surprising at all.

These guys are selling lower than their purchase price so they’ll lose big.

They are exhausting their wherewithal in the process of extricating themselves thinking a miracle/recovery to top will happen. That’s very much in line with human psychology.

That’s exactly what the banks want. They don’t want people to walk too early.

[briansd1]

[quote=Wah-Wah]fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
:)[/quote]

I don’t find the listing history surprising at all.

These guys are selling lower than their purchase price so they’ll lose big.

They are exhausting their wherewithal in the process of extricating themselves thinking a miracle/recovery to top will happen. That’s very much in line with human psychology.

That’s exactly what the banks want. They don’t want people to walk too early.

[briansd1]

[quote=Wah-Wah]fishing for the next fool?

first listed on May 23, 2008
:)[/quote]

I don’t find the listing history surprising at all.

These guys are selling lower than their purchase price so they’ll lose big.

They are exhausting their wherewithal in the process of extricating themselves thinking a miracle/recovery to top will happen. That’s very much in line with human psychology.

That’s exactly what the banks want. They don’t want people to walk too early.

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