[betting on fall]

So it took the bank about 180 days and a mark down of 25% from 2005 price to get some offers. Not much evidence that the market is healthy.

5892 Madra seems to be in a race to sell too- marked down again.
These smaller, older markets are supposed to be the healthy ones, but it seems the only the aggressive or desperate are managing to sell.

Hint to Del Cerro sellers: if you have a great place, price it around $900k. If you got a crappy place that needs work, price it under 700k. And if its on Yokahoma Ct, give it away before think about the cliff sliding and taking up the 10 foot wide back yard (disclaimer: I am not a geologist) As evidence by the potential buyers on this thread, you’ll find a buyer at the right price. And since you bought the place at least 20 years ago, your going to get rich anyway.

[betting on fall]

So it took the bank about 180 days and a mark down of 25% from 2005 price to get some offers. Not much evidence that the market is healthy.

5892 Madra seems to be in a race to sell too- marked down again.
These smaller, older markets are supposed to be the healthy ones, but it seems the only the aggressive or desperate are managing to sell.

Hint to Del Cerro sellers: if you have a great place, price it around $900k. If you got a crappy place that needs work, price it under 700k. And if its on Yokahoma Ct, give it away before think about the cliff sliding and taking up the 10 foot wide back yard (disclaimer: I am not a geologist) As evidence by the potential buyers on this thread, you’ll find a buyer at the right price. And since you bought the place at least 20 years ago, your going to get rich anyway.

[betting on fall]

So it took the bank about 180 days and a mark down of 25% from 2005 price to get some offers. Not much evidence that the market is healthy.

5892 Madra seems to be in a race to sell too- marked down again.
These smaller, older markets are supposed to be the healthy ones, but it seems the only the aggressive or desperate are managing to sell.

Hint to Del Cerro sellers: if you have a great place, price it around $900k. If you got a crappy place that needs work, price it under 700k. And if its on Yokahoma Ct, give it away before think about the cliff sliding and taking up the 10 foot wide back yard (disclaimer: I am not a geologist) As evidence by the potential buyers on this thread, you’ll find a buyer at the right price. And since you bought the place at least 20 years ago, your going to get rich anyway.

[betting on fall]

So it took the bank about 180 days and a mark down of 25% from 2005 price to get some offers. Not much evidence that the market is healthy.

5892 Madra seems to be in a race to sell too- marked down again.
These smaller, older markets are supposed to be the healthy ones, but it seems the only the aggressive or desperate are managing to sell.

Hint to Del Cerro sellers: if you have a great place, price it around $900k. If you got a crappy place that needs work, price it under 700k. And if its on Yokahoma Ct, give it away before think about the cliff sliding and taking up the 10 foot wide back yard (disclaimer: I am not a geologist) As evidence by the potential buyers on this thread, you’ll find a buyer at the right price. And since you bought the place at least 20 years ago, your going to get rich anyway.

[betting on fall]

So it took the bank about 180 days and a mark down of 25% from 2005 price to get some offers. Not much evidence that the market is healthy.

5892 Madra seems to be in a race to sell too- marked down again.
These smaller, older markets are supposed to be the healthy ones, but it seems the only the aggressive or desperate are managing to sell.

Hint to Del Cerro sellers: if you have a great place, price it around $900k. If you got a crappy place that needs work, price it under 700k. And if its on Yokahoma Ct, give it away before think about the cliff sliding and taking up the 10 foot wide back yard (disclaimer: I am not a geologist) As evidence by the potential buyers on this thread, you’ll find a buyer at the right price. And since you bought the place at least 20 years ago, your going to get rich anyway.

[betting on fall]

Gosh, I didn’t expect my quick prop. 13 comment to spark such vigorous debate.

But I’ll settle it once and for all.

Not Pat’s or Geno’s. Instead- John’s Roast Pork!

[betting on fall]

Gosh, I didn’t expect my quick prop. 13 comment to spark such vigorous debate.

But I’ll settle it once and for all.

Not Pat’s or Geno’s. Instead- John’s Roast Pork!

[betting on fall]

Gosh, I didn’t expect my quick prop. 13 comment to spark such vigorous debate.

But I’ll settle it once and for all.

Not Pat’s or Geno’s. Instead- John’s Roast Pork!

[betting on fall]

Gosh, I didn’t expect my quick prop. 13 comment to spark such vigorous debate.

But I’ll settle it once and for all.

Not Pat’s or Geno’s. Instead- John’s Roast Pork!

[betting on fall]

Gosh, I didn’t expect my quick prop. 13 comment to spark such vigorous debate.

But I’ll settle it once and for all.

Not Pat’s or Geno’s. Instead- John’s Roast Pork!

[betting on fall]

Before we get into too much goverment bashing, let’s not forget about prop 13. In your old Main Line neighborhood, everyone is paying $7400 a year, no matter when they bought. Here, thanks to prop 13, folks in Santa Luz are paying much more in property taxes than their more established neighbors in RSF or Rancho Bernardo.

As someone originally from the Philly area, I assure you local governments there are not exactly poster children for efficiency.

[betting on fall]

Before we get into too much goverment bashing, let’s not forget about prop 13. In your old Main Line neighborhood, everyone is paying $7400 a year, no matter when they bought. Here, thanks to prop 13, folks in Santa Luz are paying much more in property taxes than their more established neighbors in RSF or Rancho Bernardo.

As someone originally from the Philly area, I assure you local governments there are not exactly poster children for efficiency.

[betting on fall]

Before we get into too much goverment bashing, let’s not forget about prop 13. In your old Main Line neighborhood, everyone is paying $7400 a year, no matter when they bought. Here, thanks to prop 13, folks in Santa Luz are paying much more in property taxes than their more established neighbors in RSF or Rancho Bernardo.

As someone originally from the Philly area, I assure you local governments there are not exactly poster children for efficiency.

[betting on fall]

Before we get into too much goverment bashing, let’s not forget about prop 13. In your old Main Line neighborhood, everyone is paying $7400 a year, no matter when they bought. Here, thanks to prop 13, folks in Santa Luz are paying much more in property taxes than their more established neighbors in RSF or Rancho Bernardo.

As someone originally from the Philly area, I assure you local governments there are not exactly poster children for efficiency.

[betting on fall]

Before we get into too much goverment bashing, let’s not forget about prop 13. In your old Main Line neighborhood, everyone is paying $7400 a year, no matter when they bought. Here, thanks to prop 13, folks in Santa Luz are paying much more in property taxes than their more established neighbors in RSF or Rancho Bernardo.

As someone originally from the Philly area, I assure you local governments there are not exactly poster children for efficiency.

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