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http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/search?q=8280+Katherine+Claire

at this price we are looking at a little over $200k decline in pricing in 2 years (first purchased summer of ’06).

with the other del sur builders selling 2300 sqft back-loading garage homes in the $570k range, the $609k asking price for this REO is actually on the mark. let’s see how long this one would take.

[ocrenter]

http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/search?q=8280+Katherine+Claire

at this price we are looking at a little over $200k decline in pricing in 2 years (first purchased summer of ’06).

with the other del sur builders selling 2300 sqft back-loading garage homes in the $570k range, the $609k asking price for this REO is actually on the mark. let’s see how long this one would take.

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there’s total of 89 homes divided into 9 phases. phase 1A and 2A are sold out. which means we are looking at over 10% reserved on the first weekend.

how many will actually convert to completed sales?

[ocrenter]

there’s total of 89 homes divided into 9 phases. phase 1A and 2A are sold out. which means we are looking at over 10% reserved on the first weekend.

how many will actually convert to completed sales?

[ocrenter]

there’s total of 89 homes divided into 9 phases. phase 1A and 2A are sold out. which means we are looking at over 10% reserved on the first weekend.

how many will actually convert to completed sales?

[ocrenter]

there’s total of 89 homes divided into 9 phases. phase 1A and 2A are sold out. which means we are looking at over 10% reserved on the first weekend.

how many will actually convert to completed sales?

[ocrenter]

there’s total of 89 homes divided into 9 phases. phase 1A and 2A are sold out. which means we are looking at over 10% reserved on the first weekend.

how many will actually convert to completed sales?

[ocrenter]

nachoman, it is still their property

341-352-24-48

First Installment 12-10-2007 12-10-2007 DUE 2,662.34
Second Installment 04-10-2008 04-10-2008 DUE 2,672.34
Total 5,334.68

Current
Owner SxxxE ExxxxR

a lot of time you have to use this site to get the parcel number, then enter the parcel number into the tax collector site

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propchar/search.aspx

[ocrenter]

nachoman, it is still their property

341-352-24-48

First Installment 12-10-2007 12-10-2007 DUE 2,662.34
Second Installment 04-10-2008 04-10-2008 DUE 2,672.34
Total 5,334.68

Current
Owner SxxxE ExxxxR

a lot of time you have to use this site to get the parcel number, then enter the parcel number into the tax collector site

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propchar/search.aspx

[ocrenter]

nachoman, it is still their property

341-352-24-48

First Installment 12-10-2007 12-10-2007 DUE 2,662.34
Second Installment 04-10-2008 04-10-2008 DUE 2,672.34
Total 5,334.68

Current
Owner SxxxE ExxxxR

a lot of time you have to use this site to get the parcel number, then enter the parcel number into the tax collector site

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propchar/search.aspx

[ocrenter]

nachoman, it is still their property

341-352-24-48

First Installment 12-10-2007 12-10-2007 DUE 2,662.34
Second Installment 04-10-2008 04-10-2008 DUE 2,672.34
Total 5,334.68

Current
Owner SxxxE ExxxxR

a lot of time you have to use this site to get the parcel number, then enter the parcel number into the tax collector site

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propchar/search.aspx

[ocrenter]

nachoman, it is still their property

341-352-24-48

First Installment 12-10-2007 12-10-2007 DUE 2,662.34
Second Installment 04-10-2008 04-10-2008 DUE 2,672.34
Total 5,334.68

Current
Owner SxxxE ExxxxR

a lot of time you have to use this site to get the parcel number, then enter the parcel number into the tax collector site

http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propchar/search.aspx

[ocrenter]

rob dawg has long been pushing the idea of pricing squish down, I think we will see this more so here than any other area.

we’re not just talking $1 or $1.5 million homes here. there’s tons of $2 million plus properties here all pretty much empty. as these squish down to the low $1 million, the $1.5 million ones will occupy the $800-$900k realm. with the $1 million homes coming down to $700k.

someone just mentioned stonebridge, very likely to see stonebridge homes into the 700k range. I asked the sales lady at shea about fire prevention, she proudly mentions that each home has a sprinkler system. as for shelter in place and buffer from the fuel that surrounds stonebridge, forget about it.

[ocrenter]

rob dawg has long been pushing the idea of pricing squish down, I think we will see this more so here than any other area.

we’re not just talking $1 or $1.5 million homes here. there’s tons of $2 million plus properties here all pretty much empty. as these squish down to the low $1 million, the $1.5 million ones will occupy the $800-$900k realm. with the $1 million homes coming down to $700k.

someone just mentioned stonebridge, very likely to see stonebridge homes into the 700k range. I asked the sales lady at shea about fire prevention, she proudly mentions that each home has a sprinkler system. as for shelter in place and buffer from the fuel that surrounds stonebridge, forget about it.

[ocrenter]

rob dawg has long been pushing the idea of pricing squish down, I think we will see this more so here than any other area.

we’re not just talking $1 or $1.5 million homes here. there’s tons of $2 million plus properties here all pretty much empty. as these squish down to the low $1 million, the $1.5 million ones will occupy the $800-$900k realm. with the $1 million homes coming down to $700k.

someone just mentioned stonebridge, very likely to see stonebridge homes into the 700k range. I asked the sales lady at shea about fire prevention, she proudly mentions that each home has a sprinkler system. as for shelter in place and buffer from the fuel that surrounds stonebridge, forget about it.

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