That’s exactly my point. No curb appeal, small and old homes that need work, small lots, no view…I don’t see the rationale behind paying that much money for what you get.
There’s a show on HGTV called ‘What You Get for The Money’. They pick a price and look at different markets around the country. Puts everything into perspective, for me at least.
This is exactly why I’m leaving San Diego. How can anyone justify close to half a million bucks for a 744-sf 2/1? I’d rather have to deal with the seasons and not be a slave to my mortgage. Just my $.02
This is exactly why I’m leaving San Diego. How can anyone justify close to half a million bucks for a 744-sf 2/1? I’d rather have to deal with the seasons and not be a slave to my mortgage. Just my $.02
This is exactly why I’m leaving San Diego. How can anyone justify close to half a million bucks for a 744-sf 2/1? I’d rather have to deal with the seasons and not be a slave to my mortgage. Just my $.02
This is exactly why I’m leaving San Diego. How can anyone justify close to half a million bucks for a 744-sf 2/1? I’d rather have to deal with the seasons and not be a slave to my mortgage. Just my $.02
This is exactly why I’m leaving San Diego. How can anyone justify close to half a million bucks for a 744-sf 2/1? I’d rather have to deal with the seasons and not be a slave to my mortgage. Just my $.02
AN – from my understanding, short sales do have a significant negative impact on your credit score. Maybe not as much as a foreclosure, but a definite derogatory remark.
AN – from my understanding, short sales do have a significant negative impact on your credit score. Maybe not as much as a foreclosure, but a definite derogatory remark.
AN – from my understanding, short sales do have a significant negative impact on your credit score. Maybe not as much as a foreclosure, but a definite derogatory remark.
AN – from my understanding, short sales do have a significant negative impact on your credit score. Maybe not as much as a foreclosure, but a definite derogatory remark.
