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June 7, 2008 at 12:17 AM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218721June 7, 2008 at 12:17 AM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218815
pepsi
ParticipantHere is the info:
pemberley realty
8497 Menkar Road Mira Mesa, San Diego
June 7, 2008 at 12:17 AM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218832ParticipantHere is the info:
pemberley realty
8497 Menkar Road Mira Mesa, San Diego
June 7, 2008 at 12:17 AM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218863ParticipantHere is the info:
pemberley realty
8497 Menkar Road Mira Mesa, San Diego
June 7, 2008 at 12:17 AM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218885ParticipantHere is the info:
pemberley realty
8497 Menkar Road Mira Mesa, San Diego
June 6, 2008 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218412ParticipantI see a house on Mira Mesa, 1400sft, asking for 420K, and it is not on the MLS (3 weeks and counting…)
I think the agent may think the asking price is too high and he/she decided not want to put it on the MLS. It does cost $$$ (for the agent) to list on MLS, if they know it is not going to sell.
That is my take of lower MLS numbers…
June 6, 2008 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218505ParticipantI see a house on Mira Mesa, 1400sft, asking for 420K, and it is not on the MLS (3 weeks and counting…)
I think the agent may think the asking price is too high and he/she decided not want to put it on the MLS. It does cost $$$ (for the agent) to list on MLS, if they know it is not going to sell.
That is my take of lower MLS numbers…
June 6, 2008 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218522ParticipantI see a house on Mira Mesa, 1400sft, asking for 420K, and it is not on the MLS (3 weeks and counting…)
I think the agent may think the asking price is too high and he/she decided not want to put it on the MLS. It does cost $$$ (for the agent) to list on MLS, if they know it is not going to sell.
That is my take of lower MLS numbers…
June 6, 2008 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218555ParticipantI see a house on Mira Mesa, 1400sft, asking for 420K, and it is not on the MLS (3 weeks and counting…)
I think the agent may think the asking price is too high and he/she decided not want to put it on the MLS. It does cost $$$ (for the agent) to list on MLS, if they know it is not going to sell.
That is my take of lower MLS numbers…
June 6, 2008 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Update: YOY SD RE Inventory continues to go further negative. Down 3.2% #218574ParticipantI see a house on Mira Mesa, 1400sft, asking for 420K, and it is not on the MLS (3 weeks and counting…)
I think the agent may think the asking price is too high and he/she decided not want to put it on the MLS. It does cost $$$ (for the agent) to list on MLS, if they know it is not going to sell.
That is my take of lower MLS numbers…
ParticipantI am not so sure about tax adavantage.
For 6% interest, you get 2% back (assuming 33% tax bracket), but you have to pay 1.25% property tax.
So, you get only 0.75% back.
On the other hand, renters have the standard deduction.
The difference between the 0.75% and (33% of the standard deduction) is your actual saving.
By the way, the interst over 1MM is not deductible.
ParticipantI am not so sure about tax adavantage.
For 6% interest, you get 2% back (assuming 33% tax bracket), but you have to pay 1.25% property tax.
So, you get only 0.75% back.
On the other hand, renters have the standard deduction.
The difference between the 0.75% and (33% of the standard deduction) is your actual saving.
By the way, the interst over 1MM is not deductible.
ParticipantI am not so sure about tax adavantage.
For 6% interest, you get 2% back (assuming 33% tax bracket), but you have to pay 1.25% property tax.
So, you get only 0.75% back.
On the other hand, renters have the standard deduction.
The difference between the 0.75% and (33% of the standard deduction) is your actual saving.
By the way, the interst over 1MM is not deductible.
ParticipantI am not so sure about tax adavantage.
For 6% interest, you get 2% back (assuming 33% tax bracket), but you have to pay 1.25% property tax.
So, you get only 0.75% back.
On the other hand, renters have the standard deduction.
The difference between the 0.75% and (33% of the standard deduction) is your actual saving.
By the way, the interst over 1MM is not deductible.
ParticipantI am not so sure about tax adavantage.
For 6% interest, you get 2% back (assuming 33% tax bracket), but you have to pay 1.25% property tax.
So, you get only 0.75% back.
On the other hand, renters have the standard deduction.
The difference between the 0.75% and (33% of the standard deduction) is your actual saving.
By the way, the interst over 1MM is not deductible.
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