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SD Realtor
ParticipantSorry to be skeptical whatodo but I believe areas such as San Marcos are going to get hit pretty hard in the next 2 years. I would really urge you to hold off if you can. If not then I understand, just try to drive the best bargain that you can and if your realtor is so gung ho on you making an offer ask her/him for a rebate of the referral fee they are going to get.
SD Realtor
ParticipantSorry to be skeptical whatodo but I believe areas such as San Marcos are going to get hit pretty hard in the next 2 years. I would really urge you to hold off if you can. If not then I understand, just try to drive the best bargain that you can and if your realtor is so gung ho on you making an offer ask her/him for a rebate of the referral fee they are going to get.
SD Realtor
ParticipantSorry to be skeptical whatodo but I believe areas such as San Marcos are going to get hit pretty hard in the next 2 years. I would really urge you to hold off if you can. If not then I understand, just try to drive the best bargain that you can and if your realtor is so gung ho on you making an offer ask her/him for a rebate of the referral fee they are going to get.
SD Realtor
ParticipantSorry to be skeptical whatodo but I believe areas such as San Marcos are going to get hit pretty hard in the next 2 years. I would really urge you to hold off if you can. If not then I understand, just try to drive the best bargain that you can and if your realtor is so gung ho on you making an offer ask her/him for a rebate of the referral fee they are going to get.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI would heartily agree that Zillow information may be considered helpful but I would never rely on it.
Per the MLS and the Realist tax roll (note realist tax roll is fairly weak)
sale in 8/17/06 for 1.7M, 100% financed, 1.36M first and a 300k second.
sale in 6/24/05 for 1.35M, 995k first, no second.
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home was listed 4/27/07 by RE/MAX for 1.695M and ended up cancelling on 10/16/07 and was at 1.385M when it was cancelled.
it is now listed by Lyons Realty at 1.149M. As SD Appraiser commented, in the MLS listing it does say there is evidence of mold in the garage AND possible structural problems in the living area.
Jimmy Lyle you cannot subdivide this lot.
ParticipantI would heartily agree that Zillow information may be considered helpful but I would never rely on it.
Per the MLS and the Realist tax roll (note realist tax roll is fairly weak)
sale in 8/17/06 for 1.7M, 100% financed, 1.36M first and a 300k second.
sale in 6/24/05 for 1.35M, 995k first, no second.
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home was listed 4/27/07 by RE/MAX for 1.695M and ended up cancelling on 10/16/07 and was at 1.385M when it was cancelled.
it is now listed by Lyons Realty at 1.149M. As SD Appraiser commented, in the MLS listing it does say there is evidence of mold in the garage AND possible structural problems in the living area.
Jimmy Lyle you cannot subdivide this lot.
ParticipantI would heartily agree that Zillow information may be considered helpful but I would never rely on it.
Per the MLS and the Realist tax roll (note realist tax roll is fairly weak)
sale in 8/17/06 for 1.7M, 100% financed, 1.36M first and a 300k second.
sale in 6/24/05 for 1.35M, 995k first, no second.
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home was listed 4/27/07 by RE/MAX for 1.695M and ended up cancelling on 10/16/07 and was at 1.385M when it was cancelled.
it is now listed by Lyons Realty at 1.149M. As SD Appraiser commented, in the MLS listing it does say there is evidence of mold in the garage AND possible structural problems in the living area.
Jimmy Lyle you cannot subdivide this lot.
ParticipantI would heartily agree that Zillow information may be considered helpful but I would never rely on it.
Per the MLS and the Realist tax roll (note realist tax roll is fairly weak)
sale in 8/17/06 for 1.7M, 100% financed, 1.36M first and a 300k second.
sale in 6/24/05 for 1.35M, 995k first, no second.
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home was listed 4/27/07 by RE/MAX for 1.695M and ended up cancelling on 10/16/07 and was at 1.385M when it was cancelled.
it is now listed by Lyons Realty at 1.149M. As SD Appraiser commented, in the MLS listing it does say there is evidence of mold in the garage AND possible structural problems in the living area.
Jimmy Lyle you cannot subdivide this lot.
ParticipantI would heartily agree that Zillow information may be considered helpful but I would never rely on it.
Per the MLS and the Realist tax roll (note realist tax roll is fairly weak)
sale in 8/17/06 for 1.7M, 100% financed, 1.36M first and a 300k second.
sale in 6/24/05 for 1.35M, 995k first, no second.
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home was listed 4/27/07 by RE/MAX for 1.695M and ended up cancelling on 10/16/07 and was at 1.385M when it was cancelled.
it is now listed by Lyons Realty at 1.149M. As SD Appraiser commented, in the MLS listing it does say there is evidence of mold in the garage AND possible structural problems in the living area.
Jimmy Lyle you cannot subdivide this lot.
ParticipantOne thing I am curious about is if Yun uses data only gathered by the realtor associations or does he use data from public recordings. As auctions become more prevalent they will absolutely start to pull the median (which is still good for nothing IMO) down.
SD Realtor
ParticipantOne thing I am curious about is if Yun uses data only gathered by the realtor associations or does he use data from public recordings. As auctions become more prevalent they will absolutely start to pull the median (which is still good for nothing IMO) down.
SD Realtor
ParticipantOne thing I am curious about is if Yun uses data only gathered by the realtor associations or does he use data from public recordings. As auctions become more prevalent they will absolutely start to pull the median (which is still good for nothing IMO) down.
SD Realtor
ParticipantOne thing I am curious about is if Yun uses data only gathered by the realtor associations or does he use data from public recordings. As auctions become more prevalent they will absolutely start to pull the median (which is still good for nothing IMO) down.
SD Realtor
ParticipantOne thing I am curious about is if Yun uses data only gathered by the realtor associations or does he use data from public recordings. As auctions become more prevalent they will absolutely start to pull the median (which is still good for nothing IMO) down.
SD Realtor
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