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Participant[quote=ocrenter]this one has been on and off the MLS for about a year now, started in the $700s and now asking $575k. it is a short sale, not bank owned. you’ll probably need to bring the property tax up to date as the owner has missed a couple of years of payment at $15k each.[/quote]
Just curious, would the buyer have to assume all outstanding taxes and MR or does the lender swallow it?
Participant[quote=ocrenter]this one has been on and off the MLS for about a year now, started in the $700s and now asking $575k. it is a short sale, not bank owned. you’ll probably need to bring the property tax up to date as the owner has missed a couple of years of payment at $15k each.[/quote]
Just curious, would the buyer have to assume all outstanding taxes and MR or does the lender swallow it?
Participant[quote=luxuryglow]Keep the optimism. They are called “Green Shoots”.[/quote]
It sure looks like that short sales in attractive areas are getting multiple offers now.
Participant[quote=luxuryglow]Keep the optimism. They are called “Green Shoots”.[/quote]
It sure looks like that short sales in attractive areas are getting multiple offers now.
Participant[quote=luxuryglow]Keep the optimism. They are called “Green Shoots”.[/quote]
It sure looks like that short sales in attractive areas are getting multiple offers now.
Participant[quote=luxuryglow]Keep the optimism. They are called “Green Shoots”.[/quote]
It sure looks like that short sales in attractive areas are getting multiple offers now.
Participant[quote=luxuryglow]Keep the optimism. They are called “Green Shoots”.[/quote]
It sure looks like that short sales in attractive areas are getting multiple offers now.
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
July 8, 2009 at 1:23 PM in reply to: U.S. Home Prices to Fall Through 2011’s First Quarter (Bloomberg News) #427590Participant[quote=AN]If Obama follows through with the minimum wage promise he made during his campaign, we can expect a 50% rise in minimum wage soon.[/quote]
The real question is where will the money come from?
July 8, 2009 at 1:23 PM in reply to: U.S. Home Prices to Fall Through 2011’s First Quarter (Bloomberg News) #427661Participant[quote=AN]If Obama follows through with the minimum wage promise he made during his campaign, we can expect a 50% rise in minimum wage soon.[/quote]
The real question is where will the money come from?
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