[La Jolla Renter]

The odds of you buying the house at fair market value now, are slim to none. If you have cash, you can maybe pick it up at auction… a long shot.

The most prudent move for you is to look for a better rental deal while time is on your side. When you find it, give your thirty day notice on your current place and state: that because the house is in foreclosure you will use your deposit as last months rent etc.

If you can afford to buy the house now, why would you want to pay fair market value for it? You could probably buy a nicer house in the neighborhood for less than fair market value.

The landlord is not rent skimming. He legally owns it until he is foreclosed on at the courthouse. There are landlords in San Diego that have multiple properties in foreclosure that are doing the same thing. My former landlord is one of them. Bad Karma… YES! Illegal… no.

[La Jolla Renter]

The odds of you buying the house at fair market value now, are slim to none. If you have cash, you can maybe pick it up at auction… a long shot.

The most prudent move for you is to look for a better rental deal while time is on your side. When you find it, give your thirty day notice on your current place and state: that because the house is in foreclosure you will use your deposit as last months rent etc.

If you can afford to buy the house now, why would you want to pay fair market value for it? You could probably buy a nicer house in the neighborhood for less than fair market value.

The landlord is not rent skimming. He legally owns it until he is foreclosed on at the courthouse. There are landlords in San Diego that have multiple properties in foreclosure that are doing the same thing. My former landlord is one of them. Bad Karma… YES! Illegal… no.

[La Jolla Renter]

I find the show fairly well done. It is interesting to see who is buying and selling these high priced homes.

I think the show does a good job capturing the mental and emotional states of the buyers and sellers. In one episode, a seller accepts a low ball offer that you didn’t expect him to accept. It reiterated that in this market, there are sellers that will accept a below market offer because they, for various reasons, need the home in escrow “yesterday”.

The show makes getting a 5 million dollar listing look pretty easy. I guess it is pretty easy to approach a prospective seller and say, if you give me the listing, I will put you on TV. The egos of the Southern California Socialite can’t resist the opportunity to show off their success. As long as the show keeps going, these kids are going to clean up.

Maybe the shows producers pushed the mushroom haircut. I would gladly sport that dew for the opportunity.

[La Jolla Renter]

I find the show fairly well done. It is interesting to see who is buying and selling these high priced homes.

I think the show does a good job capturing the mental and emotional states of the buyers and sellers. In one episode, a seller accepts a low ball offer that you didn’t expect him to accept. It reiterated that in this market, there are sellers that will accept a below market offer because they, for various reasons, need the home in escrow “yesterday”.

The show makes getting a 5 million dollar listing look pretty easy. I guess it is pretty easy to approach a prospective seller and say, if you give me the listing, I will put you on TV. The egos of the Southern California Socialite can’t resist the opportunity to show off their success. As long as the show keeps going, these kids are going to clean up.

Maybe the shows producers pushed the mushroom haircut. I would gladly sport that dew for the opportunity.

[La Jolla Renter]

I find the show fairly well done. It is interesting to see who is buying and selling these high priced homes.

I think the show does a good job capturing the mental and emotional states of the buyers and sellers. In one episode, a seller accepts a low ball offer that you didn’t expect him to accept. It reiterated that in this market, there are sellers that will accept a below market offer because they, for various reasons, need the home in escrow “yesterday”.

The show makes getting a 5 million dollar listing look pretty easy. I guess it is pretty easy to approach a prospective seller and say, if you give me the listing, I will put you on TV. The egos of the Southern California Socialite can’t resist the opportunity to show off their success. As long as the show keeps going, these kids are going to clean up.

Maybe the shows producers pushed the mushroom haircut. I would gladly sport that dew for the opportunity.

[La Jolla Renter]

I find the show fairly well done. It is interesting to see who is buying and selling these high priced homes.

I think the show does a good job capturing the mental and emotional states of the buyers and sellers. In one episode, a seller accepts a low ball offer that you didn’t expect him to accept. It reiterated that in this market, there are sellers that will accept a below market offer because they, for various reasons, need the home in escrow “yesterday”.

The show makes getting a 5 million dollar listing look pretty easy. I guess it is pretty easy to approach a prospective seller and say, if you give me the listing, I will put you on TV. The egos of the Southern California Socialite can’t resist the opportunity to show off their success. As long as the show keeps going, these kids are going to clean up.

Maybe the shows producers pushed the mushroom haircut. I would gladly sport that dew for the opportunity.

[La Jolla Renter]

I find the show fairly well done. It is interesting to see who is buying and selling these high priced homes.

I think the show does a good job capturing the mental and emotional states of the buyers and sellers. In one episode, a seller accepts a low ball offer that you didn’t expect him to accept. It reiterated that in this market, there are sellers that will accept a below market offer because they, for various reasons, need the home in escrow “yesterday”.

The show makes getting a 5 million dollar listing look pretty easy. I guess it is pretty easy to approach a prospective seller and say, if you give me the listing, I will put you on TV. The egos of the Southern California Socialite can’t resist the opportunity to show off their success. As long as the show keeps going, these kids are going to clean up.

Maybe the shows producers pushed the mushroom haircut. I would gladly sport that dew for the opportunity.

[La Jolla Renter]

Pending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.

What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???

There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.

I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.

Thanks for posting SD Realtor.

[La Jolla Renter]

Pending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.

What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???

There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.

I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.

Thanks for posting SD Realtor.

[La Jolla Renter]

Pending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.

What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???

There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.

I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.

Thanks for posting SD Realtor.

[La Jolla Renter]

Pending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.

What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???

There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.

I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.

Thanks for posting SD Realtor.

[La Jolla Renter]

Pending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.

What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???

There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.

I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.

Thanks for posting SD Realtor.

[La Jolla Renter]

20% spanking in Seahaus… it is just getting started.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048776-5460_La_Jolla_Blvd_G102_La_Jolla_Ca_92037

Factor in all the costs and it is probably a 30% loss to this, I assume, flipper.

[La Jolla Renter]

20% spanking in Seahaus… it is just getting started.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048776-5460_La_Jolla_Blvd_G102_La_Jolla_Ca_92037

Factor in all the costs and it is probably a 30% loss to this, I assume, flipper.

[La Jolla Renter]

20% spanking in Seahaus… it is just getting started.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080048776-5460_La_Jolla_Blvd_G102_La_Jolla_Ca_92037

Factor in all the costs and it is probably a 30% loss to this, I assume, flipper.

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