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Believe me bearish I have no feelings of sorrow for the flippers as well. This is endemic of the last several months at the trustee sale. Crazy crazy crazy overbiding.
Also unless they fixed the side gate, one should be able to go araound back and sit on the porch like you said!
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Believe me bearish I have no feelings of sorrow for the flippers as well. This is endemic of the last several months at the trustee sale. Crazy crazy crazy overbiding.
Also unless they fixed the side gate, one should be able to go araound back and sit on the porch like you said!
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Believe me bearish I have no feelings of sorrow for the flippers as well. This is endemic of the last several months at the trustee sale. Crazy crazy crazy overbiding.
Also unless they fixed the side gate, one should be able to go araound back and sit on the porch like you said!
Participantbearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.
Participantbearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.
Participantbearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.
Participantbearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.
Participantbearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.
ParticipantFlip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.
If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.
ParticipantFlip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.
If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.
ParticipantFlip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.
If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.
ParticipantFlip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.
If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.
ParticipantFlip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.
If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.
ParticipantActually 1stime I see some inventory starting to accumulate. I had posted about it a few weeks ago. IMO there was a pethora of sellers who listed in the past few months with the same delusional pricing goals that we were seeing in the bubble. Pricing well above comps, and well above what an honest appraisal would come in at. Now I am seeing the beginnings of inventory accumulation because those homes did not sell.
Note I am not saying the inventory is good or great, but there are more homes on the market in the zip codes you mentioned then there were last year at this time. Now they are not necessarly priced better then last year. Also yes the good stuff is still going off the shelf quickly.
Hang in there and lets see how things look in July and August.
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