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ParticipantI checked and it doesn’t have one, according to the listing agent.
DO you think that 475K would be WAY too low to have a chance?ParticipantI checked and it doesn’t have one, according to the listing agent.
DO you think that 475K would be WAY too low to have a chance?ParticipantI checked and it doesn’t have one, according to the listing agent.
DO you think that 475K would be WAY too low to have a chance?ParticipantI checked and it doesn’t have one, according to the listing agent.
DO you think that 475K would be WAY too low to have a chance?ParticipantI checked and it doesn’t have one, according to the listing agent.
DO you think that 475K would be WAY too low to have a chance?ParticipantWell, the 9445 Pipilo from the OP closed at 515K, which a new low for the comps on that neighborhood/street. And it was pretty updated, with a nicely landscaped yard.
Meanwhile, this one
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100030315-9521_Pipilo_St_San_Diego_CA_92129is languishing on the market for 9 months, with only one drop in price,in November, to 500-524K. It is a smaller floorplan (by 100 sf)than 9445, with all 4 bdr upstairs, and except for paint and carpet, I don’t believe it has any upgrades. It seems to have a decent size backyard for the area. The front yard is nice and well maintained.
It’s strange that it hasn’t been re-listed, or more pics added. The agent has phone # from Orange County. They are in pre-foreclosure, and I’ve heard they had a tenant living in, which is now gone, and that it hasn’t been updated at all, but otherwise is pretty clean, but doesn’t have A/C.
I’ve seen the floorplan which would be ok for us and although Pipilo is not an ideal location, I’d be interested if it’s a good bargain. But I know I’ll have to invest quite a bit of time and money to upgraded it to where I want it – like the one at 9445 Pipilo for example.
With these things in mind, assuming it doesn’t need any major immediate repairs, how much would you lowball it? What would be a good bargain?
ParticipantWell, the 9445 Pipilo from the OP closed at 515K, which a new low for the comps on that neighborhood/street. And it was pretty updated, with a nicely landscaped yard.
Meanwhile, this one
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100030315-9521_Pipilo_St_San_Diego_CA_92129is languishing on the market for 9 months, with only one drop in price,in November, to 500-524K. It is a smaller floorplan (by 100 sf)than 9445, with all 4 bdr upstairs, and except for paint and carpet, I don’t believe it has any upgrades. It seems to have a decent size backyard for the area. The front yard is nice and well maintained.
It’s strange that it hasn’t been re-listed, or more pics added. The agent has phone # from Orange County. They are in pre-foreclosure, and I’ve heard they had a tenant living in, which is now gone, and that it hasn’t been updated at all, but otherwise is pretty clean, but doesn’t have A/C.
I’ve seen the floorplan which would be ok for us and although Pipilo is not an ideal location, I’d be interested if it’s a good bargain. But I know I’ll have to invest quite a bit of time and money to upgraded it to where I want it – like the one at 9445 Pipilo for example.
With these things in mind, assuming it doesn’t need any major immediate repairs, how much would you lowball it? What would be a good bargain?
ParticipantWell, the 9445 Pipilo from the OP closed at 515K, which a new low for the comps on that neighborhood/street. And it was pretty updated, with a nicely landscaped yard.
Meanwhile, this one
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100030315-9521_Pipilo_St_San_Diego_CA_92129is languishing on the market for 9 months, with only one drop in price,in November, to 500-524K. It is a smaller floorplan (by 100 sf)than 9445, with all 4 bdr upstairs, and except for paint and carpet, I don’t believe it has any upgrades. It seems to have a decent size backyard for the area. The front yard is nice and well maintained.
It’s strange that it hasn’t been re-listed, or more pics added. The agent has phone # from Orange County. They are in pre-foreclosure, and I’ve heard they had a tenant living in, which is now gone, and that it hasn’t been updated at all, but otherwise is pretty clean, but doesn’t have A/C.
I’ve seen the floorplan which would be ok for us and although Pipilo is not an ideal location, I’d be interested if it’s a good bargain. But I know I’ll have to invest quite a bit of time and money to upgraded it to where I want it – like the one at 9445 Pipilo for example.
With these things in mind, assuming it doesn’t need any major immediate repairs, how much would you lowball it? What would be a good bargain?
ParticipantWell, the 9445 Pipilo from the OP closed at 515K, which a new low for the comps on that neighborhood/street. And it was pretty updated, with a nicely landscaped yard.
Meanwhile, this one
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100030315-9521_Pipilo_St_San_Diego_CA_92129is languishing on the market for 9 months, with only one drop in price,in November, to 500-524K. It is a smaller floorplan (by 100 sf)than 9445, with all 4 bdr upstairs, and except for paint and carpet, I don’t believe it has any upgrades. It seems to have a decent size backyard for the area. The front yard is nice and well maintained.
It’s strange that it hasn’t been re-listed, or more pics added. The agent has phone # from Orange County. They are in pre-foreclosure, and I’ve heard they had a tenant living in, which is now gone, and that it hasn’t been updated at all, but otherwise is pretty clean, but doesn’t have A/C.
I’ve seen the floorplan which would be ok for us and although Pipilo is not an ideal location, I’d be interested if it’s a good bargain. But I know I’ll have to invest quite a bit of time and money to upgraded it to where I want it – like the one at 9445 Pipilo for example.
With these things in mind, assuming it doesn’t need any major immediate repairs, how much would you lowball it? What would be a good bargain?
ParticipantWell, the 9445 Pipilo from the OP closed at 515K, which a new low for the comps on that neighborhood/street. And it was pretty updated, with a nicely landscaped yard.
Meanwhile, this one
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100030315-9521_Pipilo_St_San_Diego_CA_92129is languishing on the market for 9 months, with only one drop in price,in November, to 500-524K. It is a smaller floorplan (by 100 sf)than 9445, with all 4 bdr upstairs, and except for paint and carpet, I don’t believe it has any upgrades. It seems to have a decent size backyard for the area. The front yard is nice and well maintained.
It’s strange that it hasn’t been re-listed, or more pics added. The agent has phone # from Orange County. They are in pre-foreclosure, and I’ve heard they had a tenant living in, which is now gone, and that it hasn’t been updated at all, but otherwise is pretty clean, but doesn’t have A/C.
I’ve seen the floorplan which would be ok for us and although Pipilo is not an ideal location, I’d be interested if it’s a good bargain. But I know I’ll have to invest quite a bit of time and money to upgraded it to where I want it – like the one at 9445 Pipilo for example.
With these things in mind, assuming it doesn’t need any major immediate repairs, how much would you lowball it? What would be a good bargain?
March 1, 2011 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Banks Can’t Hold Back Highend Mortgage Foreclosures For Long #672244ParticipantAre you thinkng that we might just see the middle- higher end shadow inventory put on the market sooner and at higher flow rates?
March 1, 2011 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Banks Can’t Hold Back Highend Mortgage Foreclosures For Long #672306ParticipantAre you thinkng that we might just see the middle- higher end shadow inventory put on the market sooner and at higher flow rates?
March 1, 2011 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Banks Can’t Hold Back Highend Mortgage Foreclosures For Long #672915ParticipantAre you thinkng that we might just see the middle- higher end shadow inventory put on the market sooner and at higher flow rates?
March 1, 2011 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Banks Can’t Hold Back Highend Mortgage Foreclosures For Long #673053ParticipantAre you thinkng that we might just see the middle- higher end shadow inventory put on the market sooner and at higher flow rates?
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