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June 30, 2008 at 9:12 PM #231729June 30, 2008 at 9:39 PM #231551nostradamusParticipant
One of the condos I was looking at just vanished off the radar. Wasn’t sold, didn’t go pending, just disappeared from the listings.
11420 Caminito La Bar #154, 92126
Any inside info someone can provide? It was for sale on sdlookup up until a few days ago.
BTW my foreclosed-on neighbor moved out, vacant condo sitting there unlisted.
June 30, 2008 at 9:39 PM #231672nostradamusParticipantOne of the condos I was looking at just vanished off the radar. Wasn’t sold, didn’t go pending, just disappeared from the listings.
11420 Caminito La Bar #154, 92126
Any inside info someone can provide? It was for sale on sdlookup up until a few days ago.
BTW my foreclosed-on neighbor moved out, vacant condo sitting there unlisted.
June 30, 2008 at 9:39 PM #231685nostradamusParticipantOne of the condos I was looking at just vanished off the radar. Wasn’t sold, didn’t go pending, just disappeared from the listings.
11420 Caminito La Bar #154, 92126
Any inside info someone can provide? It was for sale on sdlookup up until a few days ago.
BTW my foreclosed-on neighbor moved out, vacant condo sitting there unlisted.
June 30, 2008 at 9:39 PM #231723nostradamusParticipantOne of the condos I was looking at just vanished off the radar. Wasn’t sold, didn’t go pending, just disappeared from the listings.
11420 Caminito La Bar #154, 92126
Any inside info someone can provide? It was for sale on sdlookup up until a few days ago.
BTW my foreclosed-on neighbor moved out, vacant condo sitting there unlisted.
June 30, 2008 at 9:39 PM #231734nostradamusParticipantOne of the condos I was looking at just vanished off the radar. Wasn’t sold, didn’t go pending, just disappeared from the listings.
11420 Caminito La Bar #154, 92126
Any inside info someone can provide? It was for sale on sdlookup up until a few days ago.
BTW my foreclosed-on neighbor moved out, vacant condo sitting there unlisted.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231576SD RealtorParticipantNostra it is pending. Went off market May 30 2008 according to the MLS.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231697SD RealtorParticipantNostra it is pending. Went off market May 30 2008 according to the MLS.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231707SD RealtorParticipantNostra it is pending. Went off market May 30 2008 according to the MLS.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231750SD RealtorParticipantNostra it is pending. Went off market May 30 2008 according to the MLS.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231758SD RealtorParticipantNostra it is pending. Went off market May 30 2008 according to the MLS.
July 1, 2008 at 2:36 AM #231681CA renterParticipantI’ll say it again…the sales are UP rather dramatically in the lower-end areas. It’s rather stunning, actually.
While following a random sample of listings, there is a definite pattern. Homes priced in the $100K range (look in 92057) are **flying of the market**, and according to Jim Klinge’s site, a number of them are being bought by investors.
As of this moment, you could probably break even or get a slightly positive cash flow on most of these as rentals. However, what happens when all these new houses come onto the rental market? What will likely happen to rents in those areas, especially if the job market continues to deteriorate? Then, the fundamentals don’t work again, and the prices continue to fall.
Also, remember that all these low-priced sales serve as comps. We need somebody to set the downward-moving market prices for these houses. Might as well be somebody other than us! π
July 1, 2008 at 2:36 AM #231803CA renterParticipantI’ll say it again…the sales are UP rather dramatically in the lower-end areas. It’s rather stunning, actually.
While following a random sample of listings, there is a definite pattern. Homes priced in the $100K range (look in 92057) are **flying of the market**, and according to Jim Klinge’s site, a number of them are being bought by investors.
As of this moment, you could probably break even or get a slightly positive cash flow on most of these as rentals. However, what happens when all these new houses come onto the rental market? What will likely happen to rents in those areas, especially if the job market continues to deteriorate? Then, the fundamentals don’t work again, and the prices continue to fall.
Also, remember that all these low-priced sales serve as comps. We need somebody to set the downward-moving market prices for these houses. Might as well be somebody other than us! π
July 1, 2008 at 2:36 AM #231814CA renterParticipantI’ll say it again…the sales are UP rather dramatically in the lower-end areas. It’s rather stunning, actually.
While following a random sample of listings, there is a definite pattern. Homes priced in the $100K range (look in 92057) are **flying of the market**, and according to Jim Klinge’s site, a number of them are being bought by investors.
As of this moment, you could probably break even or get a slightly positive cash flow on most of these as rentals. However, what happens when all these new houses come onto the rental market? What will likely happen to rents in those areas, especially if the job market continues to deteriorate? Then, the fundamentals don’t work again, and the prices continue to fall.
Also, remember that all these low-priced sales serve as comps. We need somebody to set the downward-moving market prices for these houses. Might as well be somebody other than us! π
July 1, 2008 at 2:36 AM #231854CA renterParticipantI’ll say it again…the sales are UP rather dramatically in the lower-end areas. It’s rather stunning, actually.
While following a random sample of listings, there is a definite pattern. Homes priced in the $100K range (look in 92057) are **flying of the market**, and according to Jim Klinge’s site, a number of them are being bought by investors.
As of this moment, you could probably break even or get a slightly positive cash flow on most of these as rentals. However, what happens when all these new houses come onto the rental market? What will likely happen to rents in those areas, especially if the job market continues to deteriorate? Then, the fundamentals don’t work again, and the prices continue to fall.
Also, remember that all these low-priced sales serve as comps. We need somebody to set the downward-moving market prices for these houses. Might as well be somebody other than us! π
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