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SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is true lending.
Again, I got along with Powayseller and still do get along with her… I think she is quite intelligent. She was very adamant on her convictions and well perhaps took things a little to much to heart…and maybe was not great at letting things go.
After all this is just an internet posting board and when you click the computer off you have to be able to drop the anger or hurt right?
Some can and some cannot.
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is true lending.
Again, I got along with Powayseller and still do get along with her… I think she is quite intelligent. She was very adamant on her convictions and well perhaps took things a little to much to heart…and maybe was not great at letting things go.
After all this is just an internet posting board and when you click the computer off you have to be able to drop the anger or hurt right?
Some can and some cannot.
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is true lending.
Again, I got along with Powayseller and still do get along with her… I think she is quite intelligent. She was very adamant on her convictions and well perhaps took things a little to much to heart…and maybe was not great at letting things go.
After all this is just an internet posting board and when you click the computer off you have to be able to drop the anger or hurt right?
Some can and some cannot.
SD Realtor
ParticipantIt is true lending.
Again, I got along with Powayseller and still do get along with her… I think she is quite intelligent. She was very adamant on her convictions and well perhaps took things a little to much to heart…and maybe was not great at letting things go.
After all this is just an internet posting board and when you click the computer off you have to be able to drop the anger or hurt right?
Some can and some cannot.
SD Realtor
ParticipantFarbet –
Be inquisitive it is okay. Right now I own a condo in Crown Point that was my very first purchase back in the 90’s and it is now a rental. I also own a small 3/2 in Talmadge that used to be a 3/1 but we added a bathroom. After 2 kids we outgrew it, moved out and now that is a rental as well. Had a third rental in Mission Valley that was purchased strictly to be a rental and sold it to my tenant at about 10% under market last Spring. The market for 1/1’s in Mission Valley has deteriorated since then.
Have been renting in 3 rentals since we moved from the Talmadge home back in 05. The first was a rental in PQ, then we rented off of Calle Cristobal in Mira Mesa, now we are renting in Scripps. Wife wants to kill me.
Over the past year I have submitted 5 lowball offers in Scripps but none of them have been accepted. Only one countered and we could not come to terms. I have not submitted any lowball offers on my own behalf for several months now.
There is a home on my cul de sac that is not occupied. The owner was a guy who started a website for job postings here in San Diego. Two years ago or maybe last year he was bought out by Jobbing. He bought a home (in Scripps) on the south side of Pomerado for 1.1M (give or take) and will put his house on the market in the spring for “I think” the mid – high 700’s. It is in a good location and in good shape but to me overpriced. It does comp out to a recent sale in the cul de sac but again, to me that does not mean much in a declining market. The bad thing is that some dufus will most likely pay it and I will still be stuck renting…. and waiting
thenSD Realtor
ParticipantFarbet –
Be inquisitive it is okay. Right now I own a condo in Crown Point that was my very first purchase back in the 90’s and it is now a rental. I also own a small 3/2 in Talmadge that used to be a 3/1 but we added a bathroom. After 2 kids we outgrew it, moved out and now that is a rental as well. Had a third rental in Mission Valley that was purchased strictly to be a rental and sold it to my tenant at about 10% under market last Spring. The market for 1/1’s in Mission Valley has deteriorated since then.
Have been renting in 3 rentals since we moved from the Talmadge home back in 05. The first was a rental in PQ, then we rented off of Calle Cristobal in Mira Mesa, now we are renting in Scripps. Wife wants to kill me.
Over the past year I have submitted 5 lowball offers in Scripps but none of them have been accepted. Only one countered and we could not come to terms. I have not submitted any lowball offers on my own behalf for several months now.
There is a home on my cul de sac that is not occupied. The owner was a guy who started a website for job postings here in San Diego. Two years ago or maybe last year he was bought out by Jobbing. He bought a home (in Scripps) on the south side of Pomerado for 1.1M (give or take) and will put his house on the market in the spring for “I think” the mid – high 700’s. It is in a good location and in good shape but to me overpriced. It does comp out to a recent sale in the cul de sac but again, to me that does not mean much in a declining market. The bad thing is that some dufus will most likely pay it and I will still be stuck renting…. and waiting
thenSD Realtor
ParticipantFarbet –
Be inquisitive it is okay. Right now I own a condo in Crown Point that was my very first purchase back in the 90’s and it is now a rental. I also own a small 3/2 in Talmadge that used to be a 3/1 but we added a bathroom. After 2 kids we outgrew it, moved out and now that is a rental as well. Had a third rental in Mission Valley that was purchased strictly to be a rental and sold it to my tenant at about 10% under market last Spring. The market for 1/1’s in Mission Valley has deteriorated since then.
Have been renting in 3 rentals since we moved from the Talmadge home back in 05. The first was a rental in PQ, then we rented off of Calle Cristobal in Mira Mesa, now we are renting in Scripps. Wife wants to kill me.
Over the past year I have submitted 5 lowball offers in Scripps but none of them have been accepted. Only one countered and we could not come to terms. I have not submitted any lowball offers on my own behalf for several months now.
There is a home on my cul de sac that is not occupied. The owner was a guy who started a website for job postings here in San Diego. Two years ago or maybe last year he was bought out by Jobbing. He bought a home (in Scripps) on the south side of Pomerado for 1.1M (give or take) and will put his house on the market in the spring for “I think” the mid – high 700’s. It is in a good location and in good shape but to me overpriced. It does comp out to a recent sale in the cul de sac but again, to me that does not mean much in a declining market. The bad thing is that some dufus will most likely pay it and I will still be stuck renting…. and waiting
thenSD Realtor
ParticipantFarbet –
Be inquisitive it is okay. Right now I own a condo in Crown Point that was my very first purchase back in the 90’s and it is now a rental. I also own a small 3/2 in Talmadge that used to be a 3/1 but we added a bathroom. After 2 kids we outgrew it, moved out and now that is a rental as well. Had a third rental in Mission Valley that was purchased strictly to be a rental and sold it to my tenant at about 10% under market last Spring. The market for 1/1’s in Mission Valley has deteriorated since then.
Have been renting in 3 rentals since we moved from the Talmadge home back in 05. The first was a rental in PQ, then we rented off of Calle Cristobal in Mira Mesa, now we are renting in Scripps. Wife wants to kill me.
Over the past year I have submitted 5 lowball offers in Scripps but none of them have been accepted. Only one countered and we could not come to terms. I have not submitted any lowball offers on my own behalf for several months now.
There is a home on my cul de sac that is not occupied. The owner was a guy who started a website for job postings here in San Diego. Two years ago or maybe last year he was bought out by Jobbing. He bought a home (in Scripps) on the south side of Pomerado for 1.1M (give or take) and will put his house on the market in the spring for “I think” the mid – high 700’s. It is in a good location and in good shape but to me overpriced. It does comp out to a recent sale in the cul de sac but again, to me that does not mean much in a declining market. The bad thing is that some dufus will most likely pay it and I will still be stuck renting…. and waiting
thenSD Realtor
ParticipantFarbet –
Be inquisitive it is okay. Right now I own a condo in Crown Point that was my very first purchase back in the 90’s and it is now a rental. I also own a small 3/2 in Talmadge that used to be a 3/1 but we added a bathroom. After 2 kids we outgrew it, moved out and now that is a rental as well. Had a third rental in Mission Valley that was purchased strictly to be a rental and sold it to my tenant at about 10% under market last Spring. The market for 1/1’s in Mission Valley has deteriorated since then.
Have been renting in 3 rentals since we moved from the Talmadge home back in 05. The first was a rental in PQ, then we rented off of Calle Cristobal in Mira Mesa, now we are renting in Scripps. Wife wants to kill me.
Over the past year I have submitted 5 lowball offers in Scripps but none of them have been accepted. Only one countered and we could not come to terms. I have not submitted any lowball offers on my own behalf for several months now.
There is a home on my cul de sac that is not occupied. The owner was a guy who started a website for job postings here in San Diego. Two years ago or maybe last year he was bought out by Jobbing. He bought a home (in Scripps) on the south side of Pomerado for 1.1M (give or take) and will put his house on the market in the spring for “I think” the mid – high 700’s. It is in a good location and in good shape but to me overpriced. It does comp out to a recent sale in the cul de sac but again, to me that does not mean much in a declining market. The bad thing is that some dufus will most likely pay it and I will still be stuck renting…. and waiting
thenSD Realtor
ParticipantRaptor I know it is more then a little frustrating. Real Estate is a game that is played over several years and you will continue to see these sorts of shenanigans, especially in the high end areas. No magic pill for you on this one except you should stick to your guns. Don’t be afraid to submit offers well under the asking range. You can submit 100 offers and get 100 no’s but all it takes is one. I know it takes an extraordinary amount of time and energy.
Perhaps just rent down here the first year or two. Again the high end places will come down but as to how much and when? I am not sure. Many will say they will come down just as much as the low end. I am not quite sure I agree but they will come down. The more money they have, the more they can wait. Also the few distress deals that do come up do usually get snapped up.
Flippers ARE still out there.
Yes you are vexed but keep your focus. We will provide the moral support.
SD Realtor
ParticipantRaptor I know it is more then a little frustrating. Real Estate is a game that is played over several years and you will continue to see these sorts of shenanigans, especially in the high end areas. No magic pill for you on this one except you should stick to your guns. Don’t be afraid to submit offers well under the asking range. You can submit 100 offers and get 100 no’s but all it takes is one. I know it takes an extraordinary amount of time and energy.
Perhaps just rent down here the first year or two. Again the high end places will come down but as to how much and when? I am not sure. Many will say they will come down just as much as the low end. I am not quite sure I agree but they will come down. The more money they have, the more they can wait. Also the few distress deals that do come up do usually get snapped up.
Flippers ARE still out there.
Yes you are vexed but keep your focus. We will provide the moral support.
SD Realtor
ParticipantRaptor I know it is more then a little frustrating. Real Estate is a game that is played over several years and you will continue to see these sorts of shenanigans, especially in the high end areas. No magic pill for you on this one except you should stick to your guns. Don’t be afraid to submit offers well under the asking range. You can submit 100 offers and get 100 no’s but all it takes is one. I know it takes an extraordinary amount of time and energy.
Perhaps just rent down here the first year or two. Again the high end places will come down but as to how much and when? I am not sure. Many will say they will come down just as much as the low end. I am not quite sure I agree but they will come down. The more money they have, the more they can wait. Also the few distress deals that do come up do usually get snapped up.
Flippers ARE still out there.
Yes you are vexed but keep your focus. We will provide the moral support.
SD Realtor
ParticipantRaptor I know it is more then a little frustrating. Real Estate is a game that is played over several years and you will continue to see these sorts of shenanigans, especially in the high end areas. No magic pill for you on this one except you should stick to your guns. Don’t be afraid to submit offers well under the asking range. You can submit 100 offers and get 100 no’s but all it takes is one. I know it takes an extraordinary amount of time and energy.
Perhaps just rent down here the first year or two. Again the high end places will come down but as to how much and when? I am not sure. Many will say they will come down just as much as the low end. I am not quite sure I agree but they will come down. The more money they have, the more they can wait. Also the few distress deals that do come up do usually get snapped up.
Flippers ARE still out there.
Yes you are vexed but keep your focus. We will provide the moral support.
SD Realtor
ParticipantRaptor I know it is more then a little frustrating. Real Estate is a game that is played over several years and you will continue to see these sorts of shenanigans, especially in the high end areas. No magic pill for you on this one except you should stick to your guns. Don’t be afraid to submit offers well under the asking range. You can submit 100 offers and get 100 no’s but all it takes is one. I know it takes an extraordinary amount of time and energy.
Perhaps just rent down here the first year or two. Again the high end places will come down but as to how much and when? I am not sure. Many will say they will come down just as much as the low end. I am not quite sure I agree but they will come down. The more money they have, the more they can wait. Also the few distress deals that do come up do usually get snapped up.
Flippers ARE still out there.
Yes you are vexed but keep your focus. We will provide the moral support.
SD Realtor
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