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Have your agent simply call the other agent and withdraw the offer. Don’t get to stressed out. You will have the normal contingencies as well that give you a chance to back out.
It is not a big problem.
SD Realtor
ParticipantRecordsclerk
Have your agent simply call the other agent and withdraw the offer. Don’t get to stressed out. You will have the normal contingencies as well that give you a chance to back out.
It is not a big problem.
SD Realtor
ParticipantRecordsclerk
Have your agent simply call the other agent and withdraw the offer. Don’t get to stressed out. You will have the normal contingencies as well that give you a chance to back out.
It is not a big problem.
SD Realtor
Participantsdr do you view vp homes to be money pits simply due to aging compared to SH?
SD Realtor
Participantsdr do you view vp homes to be money pits simply due to aging compared to SH?
SD Realtor
Participantsdr do you view vp homes to be money pits simply due to aging compared to SH?
SD Realtor
Participantsdr do you view vp homes to be money pits simply due to aging compared to SH?
SD Realtor
Participantsdr do you view vp homes to be money pits simply due to aging compared to SH?
SD Realtor
ParticipantI would not rely on Zillow especially for pricing. If you want details on a property just list it here and you will get help.
This was not a trustee sale. The sales price was indeed listed at 390k on the tax roll and I do not see any recording of a mortgage so it looks like a cash deal. Also the name of the seller is not the same as the last name on the living trust. That may or may not be meaningful. I agree it does not correlate at all with the sales statistics. I took a quick quick look to see if the property was entered as a sold on the MLS and I don’t see it so it may be a sale between friends or relatives or something of that nature.
Anyways if you want I could dig deeper.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI would not rely on Zillow especially for pricing. If you want details on a property just list it here and you will get help.
This was not a trustee sale. The sales price was indeed listed at 390k on the tax roll and I do not see any recording of a mortgage so it looks like a cash deal. Also the name of the seller is not the same as the last name on the living trust. That may or may not be meaningful. I agree it does not correlate at all with the sales statistics. I took a quick quick look to see if the property was entered as a sold on the MLS and I don’t see it so it may be a sale between friends or relatives or something of that nature.
Anyways if you want I could dig deeper.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI would not rely on Zillow especially for pricing. If you want details on a property just list it here and you will get help.
This was not a trustee sale. The sales price was indeed listed at 390k on the tax roll and I do not see any recording of a mortgage so it looks like a cash deal. Also the name of the seller is not the same as the last name on the living trust. That may or may not be meaningful. I agree it does not correlate at all with the sales statistics. I took a quick quick look to see if the property was entered as a sold on the MLS and I don’t see it so it may be a sale between friends or relatives or something of that nature.
Anyways if you want I could dig deeper.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI would not rely on Zillow especially for pricing. If you want details on a property just list it here and you will get help.
This was not a trustee sale. The sales price was indeed listed at 390k on the tax roll and I do not see any recording of a mortgage so it looks like a cash deal. Also the name of the seller is not the same as the last name on the living trust. That may or may not be meaningful. I agree it does not correlate at all with the sales statistics. I took a quick quick look to see if the property was entered as a sold on the MLS and I don’t see it so it may be a sale between friends or relatives or something of that nature.
Anyways if you want I could dig deeper.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI would not rely on Zillow especially for pricing. If you want details on a property just list it here and you will get help.
This was not a trustee sale. The sales price was indeed listed at 390k on the tax roll and I do not see any recording of a mortgage so it looks like a cash deal. Also the name of the seller is not the same as the last name on the living trust. That may or may not be meaningful. I agree it does not correlate at all with the sales statistics. I took a quick quick look to see if the property was entered as a sold on the MLS and I don’t see it so it may be a sale between friends or relatives or something of that nature.
Anyways if you want I could dig deeper.
SD Realtor
Participant“Anybody have facts or info to substantiate that statement?”
Facts?
Stever this is a blog and you are asking for facts?
heheheheh….
As you can see there have been no satisfactory answers. I would not put any stock in correlating banks holding properties to stats put out by Realtytrac as well.
What I do see is banks being more favorable to offers on REOs and short sales. Alternately I do see that those pipes are still indeed full, so to speak. They flow a bit more efficiently now but there is plenty of supply so they have a big pool to drain out.
I am of the camp that in some areas indeed the banks may not be marketing all of the properties they have for sale but I am less and less of the opinion that they have pool of billions of dollars in stashed inventory.
SD Realtor
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