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ParticipantActually, this doesn’t sound that bad. What would this place rent for? $2500/month maybe? With enough down I would think this place could pencil out ok. I may have a skewed idea of rents living up here in LA though. Would like to hear what some of the RE professionals on this board think of this one.
(By the way GunDoctor, would you happen to be a Gunsmith? I was one of those myself once before I became a people doctor)
ParticipantActually, this doesn’t sound that bad. What would this place rent for? $2500/month maybe? With enough down I would think this place could pencil out ok. I may have a skewed idea of rents living up here in LA though. Would like to hear what some of the RE professionals on this board think of this one.
(By the way GunDoctor, would you happen to be a Gunsmith? I was one of those myself once before I became a people doctor)
ParticipantActually, this doesn’t sound that bad. What would this place rent for? $2500/month maybe? With enough down I would think this place could pencil out ok. I may have a skewed idea of rents living up here in LA though. Would like to hear what some of the RE professionals on this board think of this one.
(By the way GunDoctor, would you happen to be a Gunsmith? I was one of those myself once before I became a people doctor)
ParticipantI have a silly question. Why does a self-employed person NEED a stated income loan? Don’t they pay taxes like everyone else? Or does this couple simply want to commit fraud?
ParticipantI have a silly question. Why does a self-employed person NEED a stated income loan? Don’t they pay taxes like everyone else? Or does this couple simply want to commit fraud?
ParticipantI have a silly question. Why does a self-employed person NEED a stated income loan? Don’t they pay taxes like everyone else? Or does this couple simply want to commit fraud?
ParticipantI have a silly question. Why does a self-employed person NEED a stated income loan? Don’t they pay taxes like everyone else? Or does this couple simply want to commit fraud?
ParticipantI have a silly question. Why does a self-employed person NEED a stated income loan? Don’t they pay taxes like everyone else? Or does this couple simply want to commit fraud?
ParticipantDamn Drunkle, you beat me to the Titanic reference. Damn morbidity/mortality conference.
ParticipantDamn Drunkle, you beat me to the Titanic reference. Damn morbidity/mortality conference.
ParticipantDamn Drunkle, you beat me to the Titanic reference. Damn morbidity/mortality conference.
ParticipantDamn Drunkle, you beat me to the Titanic reference. Damn morbidity/mortality conference.
ParticipantDamn Drunkle, you beat me to the Titanic reference. Damn morbidity/mortality conference.
December 10, 2007 at 11:28 AM in reply to: Top 10 Ways to Market Your Listing and Find a Buyer in 30 Days #113229ParticipantAs stated previously, you got your answer, it’s price. Period. Let’s use a real world example:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076090156-5838_Yokohama_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92120
Will this place sell at this price? I don’t know, but I wouldn’t give the seller $900K for it. It’s a nice place in a fair neighborhood, last sold in 2003 for $770,250 ( I wonder to whom?). The market doesn’t give a crap how much they spent for the place, it’s worth what it’s worth. What would I be willing to pay? I think the 2003 price is pretty close right now, but there is no gaurantee it will stay this way. Timing is also critical, I could easily afford this place right now but that doesn’t mean I’m going to buy it.
(By the way, THIS is how you sneak an ad for a property on a bearish housing website)
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