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ParticipantI’ve noticed that the majority of homes going to trustee’s sales are current on their taxes.
December 30, 2009 at 8:53 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #497839Participant“The previous resident said she wishes she had looked at the property in the evening (when it gets loud) before buying, as then she may not have bought it.”
Even if this unit would have been quite, she still would have lost this home to foreclosure.
Since it’s a foreclosure, I don’t see any harm if you want run interference in the sale. Maybe just hang out in front of your unit and look friendly. Potential buyers will probably approach you with questions. My aunt is really noise sensitive and when we look for properties with her, we always ask neighbors about the noise in the complex.
December 30, 2009 at 8:53 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #497993Participant“The previous resident said she wishes she had looked at the property in the evening (when it gets loud) before buying, as then she may not have bought it.”
Even if this unit would have been quite, she still would have lost this home to foreclosure.
Since it’s a foreclosure, I don’t see any harm if you want run interference in the sale. Maybe just hang out in front of your unit and look friendly. Potential buyers will probably approach you with questions. My aunt is really noise sensitive and when we look for properties with her, we always ask neighbors about the noise in the complex.
December 30, 2009 at 8:53 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498386Participant“The previous resident said she wishes she had looked at the property in the evening (when it gets loud) before buying, as then she may not have bought it.”
Even if this unit would have been quite, she still would have lost this home to foreclosure.
Since it’s a foreclosure, I don’t see any harm if you want run interference in the sale. Maybe just hang out in front of your unit and look friendly. Potential buyers will probably approach you with questions. My aunt is really noise sensitive and when we look for properties with her, we always ask neighbors about the noise in the complex.
December 30, 2009 at 8:53 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498477Participant“The previous resident said she wishes she had looked at the property in the evening (when it gets loud) before buying, as then she may not have bought it.”
Even if this unit would have been quite, she still would have lost this home to foreclosure.
Since it’s a foreclosure, I don’t see any harm if you want run interference in the sale. Maybe just hang out in front of your unit and look friendly. Potential buyers will probably approach you with questions. My aunt is really noise sensitive and when we look for properties with her, we always ask neighbors about the noise in the complex.
December 30, 2009 at 8:53 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498725Participant“The previous resident said she wishes she had looked at the property in the evening (when it gets loud) before buying, as then she may not have bought it.”
Even if this unit would have been quite, she still would have lost this home to foreclosure.
Since it’s a foreclosure, I don’t see any harm if you want run interference in the sale. Maybe just hang out in front of your unit and look friendly. Potential buyers will probably approach you with questions. My aunt is really noise sensitive and when we look for properties with her, we always ask neighbors about the noise in the complex.
December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #497805ParticipantIs this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?
December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #497958ParticipantIs this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?
December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498350ParticipantIs this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?
December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498442ParticipantIs this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?
December 30, 2009 at 7:46 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498690ParticipantIs this a short sale, foreclosure or regular sale? How long are the current upper tennants planing on staying?
ParticipantThe low 600’s is just wishful thinking on my part. Anything in the high 700’s with a decent lot is well worth it. It’s just out of my range for now. If I had the money I would have probaby purchased a home during the last phase of Davidson’s Scripps Preserve. Localguy bought during that phase. I also would have joined sdseeker at Viscaya. Congrats to both of you and hopefully some day I can become your neighbor.
ParticipantThe low 600’s is just wishful thinking on my part. Anything in the high 700’s with a decent lot is well worth it. It’s just out of my range for now. If I had the money I would have probaby purchased a home during the last phase of Davidson’s Scripps Preserve. Localguy bought during that phase. I also would have joined sdseeker at Viscaya. Congrats to both of you and hopefully some day I can become your neighbor.
ParticipantThe low 600’s is just wishful thinking on my part. Anything in the high 700’s with a decent lot is well worth it. It’s just out of my range for now. If I had the money I would have probaby purchased a home during the last phase of Davidson’s Scripps Preserve. Localguy bought during that phase. I also would have joined sdseeker at Viscaya. Congrats to both of you and hopefully some day I can become your neighbor.
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