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I say pay the mello roos. but factor that in in your offer and get the purchase price as low as possible.

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I say pay the mello roos. but factor that in in your offer and get the purchase price as low as possible.

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Fieldstone is getting forclosed by SDNB. So yes, they do need to make deals to get cash.

The key is go in on your own without a realtor. builders factor that 3-5% commission into the final cost. therefore a buyer without an agent will get a much better bargain, provided they are gutsy enough to put in that low ball and are savvy enough to not give in when the builder comes back with a counter offer that’s too high.

but also be very careful with these builders in trouble. make sure there’s no outstanding liens on the house. perhaps make sure that you can get your deposit back if the property was found to have liens against it during escrow.

[ocrenter]

Fieldstone is getting forclosed by SDNB. So yes, they do need to make deals to get cash.

The key is go in on your own without a realtor. builders factor that 3-5% commission into the final cost. therefore a buyer without an agent will get a much better bargain, provided they are gutsy enough to put in that low ball and are savvy enough to not give in when the builder comes back with a counter offer that’s too high.

but also be very careful with these builders in trouble. make sure there’s no outstanding liens on the house. perhaps make sure that you can get your deposit back if the property was found to have liens against it during escrow.

[ocrenter]

Fieldstone is getting forclosed by SDNB. So yes, they do need to make deals to get cash.

The key is go in on your own without a realtor. builders factor that 3-5% commission into the final cost. therefore a buyer without an agent will get a much better bargain, provided they are gutsy enough to put in that low ball and are savvy enough to not give in when the builder comes back with a counter offer that’s too high.

but also be very careful with these builders in trouble. make sure there’s no outstanding liens on the house. perhaps make sure that you can get your deposit back if the property was found to have liens against it during escrow.

[ocrenter]

Fieldstone is getting forclosed by SDNB. So yes, they do need to make deals to get cash.

The key is go in on your own without a realtor. builders factor that 3-5% commission into the final cost. therefore a buyer without an agent will get a much better bargain, provided they are gutsy enough to put in that low ball and are savvy enough to not give in when the builder comes back with a counter offer that’s too high.

but also be very careful with these builders in trouble. make sure there’s no outstanding liens on the house. perhaps make sure that you can get your deposit back if the property was found to have liens against it during escrow.

[ocrenter]

Fieldstone is getting forclosed by SDNB. So yes, they do need to make deals to get cash.

The key is go in on your own without a realtor. builders factor that 3-5% commission into the final cost. therefore a buyer without an agent will get a much better bargain, provided they are gutsy enough to put in that low ball and are savvy enough to not give in when the builder comes back with a counter offer that’s too high.

but also be very careful with these builders in trouble. make sure there’s no outstanding liens on the house. perhaps make sure that you can get your deposit back if the property was found to have liens against it during escrow.

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I’ll take $500 a month anyday. I’m not in SDG&E zone, I use Edison and SoCal Gas, but my combined bills are at least double that, sometimes triple in the summer w/AC usage.

how do we get averages of utility bills based on zip code?

an analysis of difference in utility cost from near coast (carmel valley) to 20 min coastal (poway) to inland (diamond bar) may help us understand more about that all important “coastal premium.”

[ocrenter]

I’ll take $500 a month anyday. I’m not in SDG&E zone, I use Edison and SoCal Gas, but my combined bills are at least double that, sometimes triple in the summer w/AC usage.

how do we get averages of utility bills based on zip code?

an analysis of difference in utility cost from near coast (carmel valley) to 20 min coastal (poway) to inland (diamond bar) may help us understand more about that all important “coastal premium.”

[ocrenter]

I’ll take $500 a month anyday. I’m not in SDG&E zone, I use Edison and SoCal Gas, but my combined bills are at least double that, sometimes triple in the summer w/AC usage.

how do we get averages of utility bills based on zip code?

an analysis of difference in utility cost from near coast (carmel valley) to 20 min coastal (poway) to inland (diamond bar) may help us understand more about that all important “coastal premium.”

[ocrenter]

I’ll take $500 a month anyday. I’m not in SDG&E zone, I use Edison and SoCal Gas, but my combined bills are at least double that, sometimes triple in the summer w/AC usage.

how do we get averages of utility bills based on zip code?

an analysis of difference in utility cost from near coast (carmel valley) to 20 min coastal (poway) to inland (diamond bar) may help us understand more about that all important “coastal premium.”

[ocrenter]

I’ll take $500 a month anyday. I’m not in SDG&E zone, I use Edison and SoCal Gas, but my combined bills are at least double that, sometimes triple in the summer w/AC usage.

how do we get averages of utility bills based on zip code?

an analysis of difference in utility cost from near coast (carmel valley) to 20 min coastal (poway) to inland (diamond bar) may help us understand more about that all important “coastal premium.”

[ocrenter]

old BMIT fans will remember this fun little blast from the past:

[img_assist|nid=10151|title=talk about power lines|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=320|height=240]

1112 Lavendar Way, Corona, CA 92882
–5 bed/3 bath/4,406 sqft.
–10/2006: purchased for $810,500.
–04/2007: listed on MLS for $859,900. “Beautiful executive home, brand new ready to move-in, over 100k in upgrades, gourmet kitchen with granite, stainless steel appliances, cherry wood cabinets, vaulted ceilings, wrought iron staircase, can lights, arched doors, crown moldings, upgraded carpet and flooring, one bedroom and bath down with it’s own entrance, office w/french doors & morning room. See to believe!”

withdrawn from market, somehow never found a buyer…

[ocrenter]

old BMIT fans will remember this fun little blast from the past:

[img_assist|nid=10151|title=talk about power lines|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=320|height=240]

1112 Lavendar Way, Corona, CA 92882
–5 bed/3 bath/4,406 sqft.
–10/2006: purchased for $810,500.
–04/2007: listed on MLS for $859,900. “Beautiful executive home, brand new ready to move-in, over 100k in upgrades, gourmet kitchen with granite, stainless steel appliances, cherry wood cabinets, vaulted ceilings, wrought iron staircase, can lights, arched doors, crown moldings, upgraded carpet and flooring, one bedroom and bath down with it’s own entrance, office w/french doors & morning room. See to believe!”

withdrawn from market, somehow never found a buyer…

[ocrenter]

old BMIT fans will remember this fun little blast from the past:

[img_assist|nid=10151|title=talk about power lines|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=320|height=240]

1112 Lavendar Way, Corona, CA 92882
–5 bed/3 bath/4,406 sqft.
–10/2006: purchased for $810,500.
–04/2007: listed on MLS for $859,900. “Beautiful executive home, brand new ready to move-in, over 100k in upgrades, gourmet kitchen with granite, stainless steel appliances, cherry wood cabinets, vaulted ceilings, wrought iron staircase, can lights, arched doors, crown moldings, upgraded carpet and flooring, one bedroom and bath down with it’s own entrance, office w/french doors & morning room. See to believe!”

withdrawn from market, somehow never found a buyer…

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