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November 17, 2007 at 2:25 PM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100571November 17, 2007 at 2:25 PM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100588
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ParticipantSorry, at 319K, its still too expensive for implosion central. 239K is closer to a real purchase.
Ofcourse, the seller and agent are probably thinking that a price of 319K will get people interested and start the bidding up!
I say its time to teach these guys a lesson, and put in a low bid, and if they counter just walk away, and if they take the low offer, walk away also. Shake this turkeys up a little.November 17, 2007 at 2:25 PM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100601ParticipantSorry, at 319K, its still too expensive for implosion central. 239K is closer to a real purchase.
Ofcourse, the seller and agent are probably thinking that a price of 319K will get people interested and start the bidding up!
I say its time to teach these guys a lesson, and put in a low bid, and if they counter just walk away, and if they take the low offer, walk away also. Shake this turkeys up a little.November 17, 2007 at 2:25 PM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100605ParticipantSorry, at 319K, its still too expensive for implosion central. 239K is closer to a real purchase.
Ofcourse, the seller and agent are probably thinking that a price of 319K will get people interested and start the bidding up!
I say its time to teach these guys a lesson, and put in a low bid, and if they counter just walk away, and if they take the low offer, walk away also. Shake this turkeys up a little.ParticipantCarmel Valley is on the clock!
I knew this place well. Lots of upper middle class folks with plenty of savings. I’m sure some are facing resets, but they figure they can use their savings until the markets restarts the upward trend. All you need is one solid 10% down in the older part of CV, and that will get the dominos to start falling. These people in CV actually think they are immune from the greats housing bust in recent history so they are burning cash and hope to keep CV pricing stable for now! Condos are showing cracks, and SFR will follow soon.Looks like SFR on the outer edges of CV are showing some hairline fractures. The crack will start widening and head for the 5 freeway, and then all hell will break loose!
ParticipantCarmel Valley is on the clock!
I knew this place well. Lots of upper middle class folks with plenty of savings. I’m sure some are facing resets, but they figure they can use their savings until the markets restarts the upward trend. All you need is one solid 10% down in the older part of CV, and that will get the dominos to start falling. These people in CV actually think they are immune from the greats housing bust in recent history so they are burning cash and hope to keep CV pricing stable for now! Condos are showing cracks, and SFR will follow soon.Looks like SFR on the outer edges of CV are showing some hairline fractures. The crack will start widening and head for the 5 freeway, and then all hell will break loose!
ParticipantCarmel Valley is on the clock!
I knew this place well. Lots of upper middle class folks with plenty of savings. I’m sure some are facing resets, but they figure they can use their savings until the markets restarts the upward trend. All you need is one solid 10% down in the older part of CV, and that will get the dominos to start falling. These people in CV actually think they are immune from the greats housing bust in recent history so they are burning cash and hope to keep CV pricing stable for now! Condos are showing cracks, and SFR will follow soon.Looks like SFR on the outer edges of CV are showing some hairline fractures. The crack will start widening and head for the 5 freeway, and then all hell will break loose!
ParticipantCarmel Valley is on the clock!
I knew this place well. Lots of upper middle class folks with plenty of savings. I’m sure some are facing resets, but they figure they can use their savings until the markets restarts the upward trend. All you need is one solid 10% down in the older part of CV, and that will get the dominos to start falling. These people in CV actually think they are immune from the greats housing bust in recent history so they are burning cash and hope to keep CV pricing stable for now! Condos are showing cracks, and SFR will follow soon.Looks like SFR on the outer edges of CV are showing some hairline fractures. The crack will start widening and head for the 5 freeway, and then all hell will break loose!
ParticipantCarmel Valley is on the clock!
I knew this place well. Lots of upper middle class folks with plenty of savings. I’m sure some are facing resets, but they figure they can use their savings until the markets restarts the upward trend. All you need is one solid 10% down in the older part of CV, and that will get the dominos to start falling. These people in CV actually think they are immune from the greats housing bust in recent history so they are burning cash and hope to keep CV pricing stable for now! Condos are showing cracks, and SFR will follow soon.Looks like SFR on the outer edges of CV are showing some hairline fractures. The crack will start widening and head for the 5 freeway, and then all hell will break loose!
November 11, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #98361ParticipantCurrently, this program is a waste of tax payers money, because it puts an artificial floor on home prices. These homes should be priced at around 150k to start with. Its sad to have our money keep this prices out of reach of people who actually don’t qualify for these programs. Let the system work inself out, and low income people with our tax payer money will be able to qualify for a much better home, and those above the minimum to qualify will be able to find something affortable quicker.
November 11, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #98425ParticipantCurrently, this program is a waste of tax payers money, because it puts an artificial floor on home prices. These homes should be priced at around 150k to start with. Its sad to have our money keep this prices out of reach of people who actually don’t qualify for these programs. Let the system work inself out, and low income people with our tax payer money will be able to qualify for a much better home, and those above the minimum to qualify will be able to find something affortable quicker.
November 11, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #98434ParticipantCurrently, this program is a waste of tax payers money, because it puts an artificial floor on home prices. These homes should be priced at around 150k to start with. Its sad to have our money keep this prices out of reach of people who actually don’t qualify for these programs. Let the system work inself out, and low income people with our tax payer money will be able to qualify for a much better home, and those above the minimum to qualify will be able to find something affortable quicker.
November 11, 2007 at 10:06 AM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #98443ParticipantCurrently, this program is a waste of tax payers money, because it puts an artificial floor on home prices. These homes should be priced at around 150k to start with. Its sad to have our money keep this prices out of reach of people who actually don’t qualify for these programs. Let the system work inself out, and low income people with our tax payer money will be able to qualify for a much better home, and those above the minimum to qualify will be able to find something affortable quicker.
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