[familyguy]

ocr and bg…you both make very good points. I guess it’s simply the mental aspect of seeing homes that were once 1.5 now on the market for under 900k. I have heard the stories, but hitting so close to home is a bit of a shocker.

[familyguy]

Maybe I am just hoping it isn’t true (from an owners standpoint) but I just can’t imagine the bank would accept 895k for that house.

[familyguy]

Maybe I am just hoping it isn’t true (from an owners standpoint) but I just can’t imagine the bank would accept 895k for that house.

[familyguy]

Maybe I am just hoping it isn’t true (from an owners standpoint) but I just can’t imagine the bank would accept 895k for that house.

[familyguy]

Maybe I am just hoping it isn’t true (from an owners standpoint) but I just can’t imagine the bank would accept 895k for that house.

[familyguy]

Maybe I am just hoping it isn’t true (from an owners standpoint) but I just can’t imagine the bank would accept 895k for that house.

[familyguy]

In the case of buying a house, (short sale or otherwise)that has unpaid property taxes, does the new buyer have to pay the back taxes? Probably a rookie question, but I don’t know?

If they haven’t paid in a couple of years I would assume there’s at least a 40k balance due to the state.

[familyguy]

In the case of buying a house, (short sale or otherwise)that has unpaid property taxes, does the new buyer have to pay the back taxes? Probably a rookie question, but I don’t know?

If they haven’t paid in a couple of years I would assume there’s at least a 40k balance due to the state.

[familyguy]

In the case of buying a house, (short sale or otherwise)that has unpaid property taxes, does the new buyer have to pay the back taxes? Probably a rookie question, but I don’t know?

If they haven’t paid in a couple of years I would assume there’s at least a 40k balance due to the state.

[familyguy]

In the case of buying a house, (short sale or otherwise)that has unpaid property taxes, does the new buyer have to pay the back taxes? Probably a rookie question, but I don’t know?

If they haven’t paid in a couple of years I would assume there’s at least a 40k balance due to the state.

[familyguy]

In the case of buying a house, (short sale or otherwise)that has unpaid property taxes, does the new buyer have to pay the back taxes? Probably a rookie question, but I don’t know?

If they haven’t paid in a couple of years I would assume there’s at least a 40k balance due to the state.

[familyguy]

[quote=recordsclerk]Savvy,

Have you looked at this house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100051901-14661_Old_Creek_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92131

I think it’s a great deal, better than anything new for the price. Just fell out of escrow.[/quote]

Holy crap! If zillow is correct they paid 1.5 in 2006. I can’t belive the asking price is under 900k. Something doesn’t seem right here?

[familyguy]

[quote=recordsclerk]Savvy,

Have you looked at this house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100051901-14661_Old_Creek_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92131

I think it’s a great deal, better than anything new for the price. Just fell out of escrow.[/quote]

Holy crap! If zillow is correct they paid 1.5 in 2006. I can’t belive the asking price is under 900k. Something doesn’t seem right here?

[familyguy]

[quote=recordsclerk]Savvy,

Have you looked at this house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100051901-14661_Old_Creek_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92131

I think it’s a great deal, better than anything new for the price. Just fell out of escrow.[/quote]

Holy crap! If zillow is correct they paid 1.5 in 2006. I can’t belive the asking price is under 900k. Something doesn’t seem right here?

[familyguy]

[quote=recordsclerk]Savvy,

Have you looked at this house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100051901-14661_Old_Creek_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92131

I think it’s a great deal, better than anything new for the price. Just fell out of escrow.[/quote]

Holy crap! If zillow is correct they paid 1.5 in 2006. I can’t belive the asking price is under 900k. Something doesn’t seem right here?

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