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FWIW, house was purchased in May 2006 for 913K when new. Purchased with 100% financing. The buyer never spent a penny on landscaping it. It backs up to Rancho Santa Fe Road. These houses were by far the worst in LC Oaks IMO. Awkward floorplans with very strange designs that are unlike anything I’ve ever seen around here. It was almost as if they were trying to do something different but in this case different was all wrong. These homes were among the last to sell in LCOaks.

I wouldnt read too much into this one. There’s a 3000 + sq ft newer custom home off Olivenhain Road behind the self storage facility for 699K also.

Both of these are perfect examples of a seemingly good deal for a house you would never want to live in.

There was a much better example of a low price a month or two ago on Paseo Capuchina for a Shea Plan 4 which was one of the better designs in LC Oaks. It was a 5BR/4.5BA 4225 sq ft with a nice west facing backyard for 961K. It originally sold in Feb 05 for about $1M. Shea was the first builder to sell homes in LC Oaks and was met with huge demand. They sold everything pretty quickly. Of course the previous owner, took all the door knobs, appliances, smoke detectors and dug out the trees on his way out but who really needs any of those luxury items;)

[sdrealtor]

Thats funny. Several months ago I mentioned an Oscar winning actor who bought in So Carlsbad but declined to disclose his name. Now it is out for the public domain. BTW, he bought in Encinitas (Olivenahin) and is still trying to unload the So Carlsbad he overpaid for 2 years ago.

[sdrealtor]

Thats funny. Several months ago I mentioned an Oscar winning actor who bought in So Carlsbad but declined to disclose his name. Now it is out for the public domain. BTW, he bought in Encinitas (Olivenahin) and is still trying to unload the So Carlsbad he overpaid for 2 years ago.

[sdrealtor]

Thats funny. Several months ago I mentioned an Oscar winning actor who bought in So Carlsbad but declined to disclose his name. Now it is out for the public domain. BTW, he bought in Encinitas (Olivenahin) and is still trying to unload the So Carlsbad he overpaid for 2 years ago.

[sdrealtor]

Thats funny. Several months ago I mentioned an Oscar winning actor who bought in So Carlsbad but declined to disclose his name. Now it is out for the public domain. BTW, he bought in Encinitas (Olivenahin) and is still trying to unload the So Carlsbad he overpaid for 2 years ago.

[sdrealtor]

Thats funny. Several months ago I mentioned an Oscar winning actor who bought in So Carlsbad but declined to disclose his name. Now it is out for the public domain. BTW, he bought in Encinitas (Olivenahin) and is still trying to unload the So Carlsbad he overpaid for 2 years ago.

[sdrealtor]

I like Encinitas Ranch also. Besides the fact that I can get there in about 5 minutes, its an easy track for a hack like me. Prices are reasonable and you can see the ocean from most holes.

[sdrealtor]

I like Encinitas Ranch also. Besides the fact that I can get there in about 5 minutes, its an easy track for a hack like me. Prices are reasonable and you can see the ocean from most holes.

[sdrealtor]

I like Encinitas Ranch also. Besides the fact that I can get there in about 5 minutes, its an easy track for a hack like me. Prices are reasonable and you can see the ocean from most holes.

[sdrealtor]

I like Encinitas Ranch also. Besides the fact that I can get there in about 5 minutes, its an easy track for a hack like me. Prices are reasonable and you can see the ocean from most holes.

[sdrealtor]

I like Encinitas Ranch also. Besides the fact that I can get there in about 5 minutes, its an easy track for a hack like me. Prices are reasonable and you can see the ocean from most holes.

[sdrealtor]

Most REO’s require buyers to prequalify with their lender. They dont require them to use their lender but they want to know the buyer is legit.

Everyone does it differently but here is how my friend (one of the top REO guys around does it as do most of the good ones). If there are multiple offers, the agent usually goes back and asks everyone to submit “their highest and best offer”. Then they pick the one they want.

[sdrealtor]

Most REO’s require buyers to prequalify with their lender. They dont require them to use their lender but they want to know the buyer is legit.

Everyone does it differently but here is how my friend (one of the top REO guys around does it as do most of the good ones). If there are multiple offers, the agent usually goes back and asks everyone to submit “their highest and best offer”. Then they pick the one they want.

[sdrealtor]

Most REO’s require buyers to prequalify with their lender. They dont require them to use their lender but they want to know the buyer is legit.

Everyone does it differently but here is how my friend (one of the top REO guys around does it as do most of the good ones). If there are multiple offers, the agent usually goes back and asks everyone to submit “their highest and best offer”. Then they pick the one they want.

[sdrealtor]

Most REO’s require buyers to prequalify with their lender. They dont require them to use their lender but they want to know the buyer is legit.

Everyone does it differently but here is how my friend (one of the top REO guys around does it as do most of the good ones). If there are multiple offers, the agent usually goes back and asks everyone to submit “their highest and best offer”. Then they pick the one they want.

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