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sdrealtor
ParticipantRent a privately owned townhouse Neeta
sdrealtor
ParticipantRent a privately owned townhouse Neeta
sdrealtor
ParticipantRent a privately owned townhouse Neeta
sdrealtor
ParticipantRent a privately owned townhouse Neeta
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ParticipantIn North County dettahced homes have defintely risen in rent the last year a bit. I dont really follow the apartment market so it could be the same case for those up here.
sdrealtor
ParticipantIn North County dettahced homes have defintely risen in rent the last year a bit. I dont really follow the apartment market so it could be the same case for those up here.
sdrealtor
ParticipantIn North County dettahced homes have defintely risen in rent the last year a bit. I dont really follow the apartment market so it could be the same case for those up here.
sdrealtor
ParticipantIn North County dettahced homes have defintely risen in rent the last year a bit. I dont really follow the apartment market so it could be the same case for those up here.
sdrealtor
ParticipantIn North County dettahced homes have defintely risen in rent the last year a bit. I dont really follow the apartment market so it could be the same case for those up here.
sdrealtor
ParticipantI guess I’d rather be ornery than rich. I walked away from $4M+ in business this year because I really care about my clients best interests, often more than they do.
Just last month I had a little old lady client who I have been pushing as hard as I could to wait a little longer turn around and go to the listing agent to pay full price for a mediocre property in a bad location that I kept telling her not to buy. It cost me about $8 grand. They day she closed it was obvious that she was underwater by $50,000 on a $400,000 condo. Worst of all, the beauty that she really loved dropped down in price by about $75,000 as soon as she closed and she could have had it for about the same price while it was easily worth $50 to 75K more than the one she got.
sdrealtor
ParticipantI guess I’d rather be ornery than rich. I walked away from $4M+ in business this year because I really care about my clients best interests, often more than they do.
Just last month I had a little old lady client who I have been pushing as hard as I could to wait a little longer turn around and go to the listing agent to pay full price for a mediocre property in a bad location that I kept telling her not to buy. It cost me about $8 grand. They day she closed it was obvious that she was underwater by $50,000 on a $400,000 condo. Worst of all, the beauty that she really loved dropped down in price by about $75,000 as soon as she closed and she could have had it for about the same price while it was easily worth $50 to 75K more than the one she got.
sdrealtor
ParticipantI guess I’d rather be ornery than rich. I walked away from $4M+ in business this year because I really care about my clients best interests, often more than they do.
Just last month I had a little old lady client who I have been pushing as hard as I could to wait a little longer turn around and go to the listing agent to pay full price for a mediocre property in a bad location that I kept telling her not to buy. It cost me about $8 grand. They day she closed it was obvious that she was underwater by $50,000 on a $400,000 condo. Worst of all, the beauty that she really loved dropped down in price by about $75,000 as soon as she closed and she could have had it for about the same price while it was easily worth $50 to 75K more than the one she got.
sdrealtor
ParticipantI guess I’d rather be ornery than rich. I walked away from $4M+ in business this year because I really care about my clients best interests, often more than they do.
Just last month I had a little old lady client who I have been pushing as hard as I could to wait a little longer turn around and go to the listing agent to pay full price for a mediocre property in a bad location that I kept telling her not to buy. It cost me about $8 grand. They day she closed it was obvious that she was underwater by $50,000 on a $400,000 condo. Worst of all, the beauty that she really loved dropped down in price by about $75,000 as soon as she closed and she could have had it for about the same price while it was easily worth $50 to 75K more than the one she got.
sdrealtor
ParticipantI guess I’d rather be ornery than rich. I walked away from $4M+ in business this year because I really care about my clients best interests, often more than they do.
Just last month I had a little old lady client who I have been pushing as hard as I could to wait a little longer turn around and go to the listing agent to pay full price for a mediocre property in a bad location that I kept telling her not to buy. It cost me about $8 grand. They day she closed it was obvious that she was underwater by $50,000 on a $400,000 condo. Worst of all, the beauty that she really loved dropped down in price by about $75,000 as soon as she closed and she could have had it for about the same price while it was easily worth $50 to 75K more than the one she got.
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