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La Jolla RenterParticipant
4755 Long Branch just sold for 565K. It sold for 732k in June of 2006.
Maybe a step in the right direction?
La Jolla RenterParticipantYour best bet it to go to each reporting company separately.
experian.com
equifax.com
transunion.comEach one costs about 15 bucks each with the fico score for each.
You are able to get a copy of your credit report once a year from each for free, but it does not give you the score.
La Jolla RenterParticipantYour best bet it to go to each reporting company separately.
experian.com
equifax.com
transunion.comEach one costs about 15 bucks each with the fico score for each.
You are able to get a copy of your credit report once a year from each for free, but it does not give you the score.
La Jolla RenterParticipantYour best bet it to go to each reporting company separately.
experian.com
equifax.com
transunion.comEach one costs about 15 bucks each with the fico score for each.
You are able to get a copy of your credit report once a year from each for free, but it does not give you the score.
La Jolla RenterParticipantYour best bet it to go to each reporting company separately.
experian.com
equifax.com
transunion.comEach one costs about 15 bucks each with the fico score for each.
You are able to get a copy of your credit report once a year from each for free, but it does not give you the score.
La Jolla RenterParticipantYour best bet it to go to each reporting company separately.
experian.com
equifax.com
transunion.comEach one costs about 15 bucks each with the fico score for each.
You are able to get a copy of your credit report once a year from each for free, but it does not give you the score.
La Jolla RenterParticipantsdr and SD Realtor or any other Realtor,
Does low balling damage a realtor’s reputation? (30% to 50% off kind of low balling)
Specifically if working in snooty little markets like La Jolla, RSF, etc.
I read a real estate investing book way back when that promoted a low balling technique in which you find a starving agent and pay them a set hourly rate to submit 100 offers at 50% off the asking price of the homes for sale in a desired area. Each offer was very professionally presented with a letter expressing all cash close in 7 days etc. The whole idea was to fish out the serious sellers.
La Jolla RenterParticipantsdr and SD Realtor or any other Realtor,
Does low balling damage a realtor’s reputation? (30% to 50% off kind of low balling)
Specifically if working in snooty little markets like La Jolla, RSF, etc.
I read a real estate investing book way back when that promoted a low balling technique in which you find a starving agent and pay them a set hourly rate to submit 100 offers at 50% off the asking price of the homes for sale in a desired area. Each offer was very professionally presented with a letter expressing all cash close in 7 days etc. The whole idea was to fish out the serious sellers.
La Jolla RenterParticipantsdr and SD Realtor or any other Realtor,
Does low balling damage a realtor’s reputation? (30% to 50% off kind of low balling)
Specifically if working in snooty little markets like La Jolla, RSF, etc.
I read a real estate investing book way back when that promoted a low balling technique in which you find a starving agent and pay them a set hourly rate to submit 100 offers at 50% off the asking price of the homes for sale in a desired area. Each offer was very professionally presented with a letter expressing all cash close in 7 days etc. The whole idea was to fish out the serious sellers.
La Jolla RenterParticipantsdr and SD Realtor or any other Realtor,
Does low balling damage a realtor’s reputation? (30% to 50% off kind of low balling)
Specifically if working in snooty little markets like La Jolla, RSF, etc.
I read a real estate investing book way back when that promoted a low balling technique in which you find a starving agent and pay them a set hourly rate to submit 100 offers at 50% off the asking price of the homes for sale in a desired area. Each offer was very professionally presented with a letter expressing all cash close in 7 days etc. The whole idea was to fish out the serious sellers.
La Jolla RenterParticipantsdr and SD Realtor or any other Realtor,
Does low balling damage a realtor’s reputation? (30% to 50% off kind of low balling)
Specifically if working in snooty little markets like La Jolla, RSF, etc.
I read a real estate investing book way back when that promoted a low balling technique in which you find a starving agent and pay them a set hourly rate to submit 100 offers at 50% off the asking price of the homes for sale in a desired area. Each offer was very professionally presented with a letter expressing all cash close in 7 days etc. The whole idea was to fish out the serious sellers.
La Jolla RenterParticipantHellokitty,
I am not endorsing your desire to buy right now, but if you must…
Go find 10 houses you like better and offer $250k. Even if the listing price is $400k, just do it. It is a buyers market… so start acting like it.
Get a an agent that knows what they are doing.
Go find some homes that will not be short sells even with your low ball offer. Make your offer good for 24hrs. Offer a $50,000 deposit that goes hard the minute they accept your offer. Low ball with balls as one of my buddies says.
La Jolla RenterParticipantHellokitty,
I am not endorsing your desire to buy right now, but if you must…
Go find 10 houses you like better and offer $250k. Even if the listing price is $400k, just do it. It is a buyers market… so start acting like it.
Get a an agent that knows what they are doing.
Go find some homes that will not be short sells even with your low ball offer. Make your offer good for 24hrs. Offer a $50,000 deposit that goes hard the minute they accept your offer. Low ball with balls as one of my buddies says.
La Jolla RenterParticipantHellokitty,
I am not endorsing your desire to buy right now, but if you must…
Go find 10 houses you like better and offer $250k. Even if the listing price is $400k, just do it. It is a buyers market… so start acting like it.
Get a an agent that knows what they are doing.
Go find some homes that will not be short sells even with your low ball offer. Make your offer good for 24hrs. Offer a $50,000 deposit that goes hard the minute they accept your offer. Low ball with balls as one of my buddies says.
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