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ParticipantI have been kind of swamped lately and am not in a place where I can check on MLS. I forgot but there was something about Isocoma that meritted a lower price but I cannot recall offhand.
Agreed with sdr that PQ is a destination for ALOT of people right now.
ParticipantI have been kind of swamped lately and am not in a place where I can check on MLS. I forgot but there was something about Isocoma that meritted a lower price but I cannot recall offhand.
Agreed with sdr that PQ is a destination for ALOT of people right now.
ParticipantI have been kind of swamped lately and am not in a place where I can check on MLS. I forgot but there was something about Isocoma that meritted a lower price but I cannot recall offhand.
Agreed with sdr that PQ is a destination for ALOT of people right now.
ParticipantIt is not hard to do but it is a pain in the ass. It hurts the providers for the service alot more then the landlords. Lots of handymen type and other guys who do an honest days work will now be 1099’d for alot more of the work they used to not declare.
So good thing our govt is there to track them down and squeeze every cent out of them.
ParticipantIt is not hard to do but it is a pain in the ass. It hurts the providers for the service alot more then the landlords. Lots of handymen type and other guys who do an honest days work will now be 1099’d for alot more of the work they used to not declare.
So good thing our govt is there to track them down and squeeze every cent out of them.
ParticipantIt is not hard to do but it is a pain in the ass. It hurts the providers for the service alot more then the landlords. Lots of handymen type and other guys who do an honest days work will now be 1099’d for alot more of the work they used to not declare.
So good thing our govt is there to track them down and squeeze every cent out of them.
ParticipantIt is not hard to do but it is a pain in the ass. It hurts the providers for the service alot more then the landlords. Lots of handymen type and other guys who do an honest days work will now be 1099’d for alot more of the work they used to not declare.
So good thing our govt is there to track them down and squeeze every cent out of them.
ParticipantIt is not hard to do but it is a pain in the ass. It hurts the providers for the service alot more then the landlords. Lots of handymen type and other guys who do an honest days work will now be 1099’d for alot more of the work they used to not declare.
So good thing our govt is there to track them down and squeeze every cent out of them.
ParticipantHi Newbee
Yes I saw this listing when I was looking at the previous Sundance listing. This home was an FHA financed home as well so that there was not any foundation issues or if there was then the appraiser missed it. Again, looking at the history of this home, it was on the market for 447 days and was in and out of contingent and pending status a number of times.
So the bottom line is that this home, or the other home you mentioned on Sundance may indeed be okay. Are they exceptional deals? Well maybe and maybe not. Like I said, personally I would not want to live on Sundance because of the street itself. That really doesn’t mean a thing though. I feel that there are other parts of PQ that I would rather live in but nothing is or will be available at that price.
The question you have to ask yourself is, okay I can swing this and it is a good deal but do I really love this home. Will I love this area now, will I love it in 3 years from now? Remember that these homes are priced where they are at for a reason. Conversely homes like this provide a great entry point for alot of people and that may be you guys!
Perhaps going to the SOLD one and knocking on the door and asking the new owner what they think is worthwhile for you guys.
ParticipantHi Newbee
Yes I saw this listing when I was looking at the previous Sundance listing. This home was an FHA financed home as well so that there was not any foundation issues or if there was then the appraiser missed it. Again, looking at the history of this home, it was on the market for 447 days and was in and out of contingent and pending status a number of times.
So the bottom line is that this home, or the other home you mentioned on Sundance may indeed be okay. Are they exceptional deals? Well maybe and maybe not. Like I said, personally I would not want to live on Sundance because of the street itself. That really doesn’t mean a thing though. I feel that there are other parts of PQ that I would rather live in but nothing is or will be available at that price.
The question you have to ask yourself is, okay I can swing this and it is a good deal but do I really love this home. Will I love this area now, will I love it in 3 years from now? Remember that these homes are priced where they are at for a reason. Conversely homes like this provide a great entry point for alot of people and that may be you guys!
Perhaps going to the SOLD one and knocking on the door and asking the new owner what they think is worthwhile for you guys.
ParticipantHi Newbee
Yes I saw this listing when I was looking at the previous Sundance listing. This home was an FHA financed home as well so that there was not any foundation issues or if there was then the appraiser missed it. Again, looking at the history of this home, it was on the market for 447 days and was in and out of contingent and pending status a number of times.
So the bottom line is that this home, or the other home you mentioned on Sundance may indeed be okay. Are they exceptional deals? Well maybe and maybe not. Like I said, personally I would not want to live on Sundance because of the street itself. That really doesn’t mean a thing though. I feel that there are other parts of PQ that I would rather live in but nothing is or will be available at that price.
The question you have to ask yourself is, okay I can swing this and it is a good deal but do I really love this home. Will I love this area now, will I love it in 3 years from now? Remember that these homes are priced where they are at for a reason. Conversely homes like this provide a great entry point for alot of people and that may be you guys!
Perhaps going to the SOLD one and knocking on the door and asking the new owner what they think is worthwhile for you guys.
ParticipantHi Newbee
Yes I saw this listing when I was looking at the previous Sundance listing. This home was an FHA financed home as well so that there was not any foundation issues or if there was then the appraiser missed it. Again, looking at the history of this home, it was on the market for 447 days and was in and out of contingent and pending status a number of times.
So the bottom line is that this home, or the other home you mentioned on Sundance may indeed be okay. Are they exceptional deals? Well maybe and maybe not. Like I said, personally I would not want to live on Sundance because of the street itself. That really doesn’t mean a thing though. I feel that there are other parts of PQ that I would rather live in but nothing is or will be available at that price.
The question you have to ask yourself is, okay I can swing this and it is a good deal but do I really love this home. Will I love this area now, will I love it in 3 years from now? Remember that these homes are priced where they are at for a reason. Conversely homes like this provide a great entry point for alot of people and that may be you guys!
Perhaps going to the SOLD one and knocking on the door and asking the new owner what they think is worthwhile for you guys.
ParticipantHi Newbee
Yes I saw this listing when I was looking at the previous Sundance listing. This home was an FHA financed home as well so that there was not any foundation issues or if there was then the appraiser missed it. Again, looking at the history of this home, it was on the market for 447 days and was in and out of contingent and pending status a number of times.
So the bottom line is that this home, or the other home you mentioned on Sundance may indeed be okay. Are they exceptional deals? Well maybe and maybe not. Like I said, personally I would not want to live on Sundance because of the street itself. That really doesn’t mean a thing though. I feel that there are other parts of PQ that I would rather live in but nothing is or will be available at that price.
The question you have to ask yourself is, okay I can swing this and it is a good deal but do I really love this home. Will I love this area now, will I love it in 3 years from now? Remember that these homes are priced where they are at for a reason. Conversely homes like this provide a great entry point for alot of people and that may be you guys!
Perhaps going to the SOLD one and knocking on the door and asking the new owner what they think is worthwhile for you guys.
ParticipantYep that is the idea, although refinancing on income property is not nearly as easy as it used to be if you are doing a cashout refi. Still even if you cannot refi it, getting 10-15% cash on cash is not bad.
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