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ParticipantMy personal rule on flipping from experience says that unless you strongly believe you can sell a flip for at least $100K gross more than you paid it is not worth the time or risk.
ParticipantMy personal rule on flipping from experience says that unless you strongly believe you can sell a flip for at least $100K gross more than you paid it is not worth the time or risk.
ParticipantMy personal rule on flipping from experience says that unless you strongly believe you can sell a flip for at least $100K gross more than you paid it is not worth the time or risk.
ParticipantMy personal rule on flipping from experience says that unless you strongly believe you can sell a flip for at least $100K gross more than you paid it is not worth the time or risk.
ParticipantMy personal rule on flipping from experience says that unless you strongly believe you can sell a flip for at least $100K gross more than you paid it is not worth the time or risk.
ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
ParticipantTwas a time around 2001 and 2002 when SFT sold for a nice premium over LCV. Some it had to do with the perception of OPE being the best school. Roll forward a few years and ECC is now regularly besting OPE on the standardized tests. Low and behold, LCV had the price premium. Now it seems like SFT is trying to get their premium back.
Personally I love the ability for kids to walk to all schools that SFT has. I like the community feel, amenities, location and homes better in LCV. In the long run, both communities should have very similar pricing. To quote Gary Watts, your desired pricing level is “in the bag”!
ParticipantTwas a time around 2001 and 2002 when SFT sold for a nice premium over LCV. Some it had to do with the perception of OPE being the best school. Roll forward a few years and ECC is now regularly besting OPE on the standardized tests. Low and behold, LCV had the price premium. Now it seems like SFT is trying to get their premium back.
Personally I love the ability for kids to walk to all schools that SFT has. I like the community feel, amenities, location and homes better in LCV. In the long run, both communities should have very similar pricing. To quote Gary Watts, your desired pricing level is “in the bag”!
ParticipantTwas a time around 2001 and 2002 when SFT sold for a nice premium over LCV. Some it had to do with the perception of OPE being the best school. Roll forward a few years and ECC is now regularly besting OPE on the standardized tests. Low and behold, LCV had the price premium. Now it seems like SFT is trying to get their premium back.
Personally I love the ability for kids to walk to all schools that SFT has. I like the community feel, amenities, location and homes better in LCV. In the long run, both communities should have very similar pricing. To quote Gary Watts, your desired pricing level is “in the bag”!
ParticipantTwas a time around 2001 and 2002 when SFT sold for a nice premium over LCV. Some it had to do with the perception of OPE being the best school. Roll forward a few years and ECC is now regularly besting OPE on the standardized tests. Low and behold, LCV had the price premium. Now it seems like SFT is trying to get their premium back.
Personally I love the ability for kids to walk to all schools that SFT has. I like the community feel, amenities, location and homes better in LCV. In the long run, both communities should have very similar pricing. To quote Gary Watts, your desired pricing level is “in the bag”!
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