[UCGal]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=UCGal]I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.[/quote]

UCGal, are you “qualified” (lol) to state whether $627K was a fair price paid for this obviously long-time tenant-occupied cosmetic fixer, given its condition depicted in the photos? Did the buyers here get a “good deal?”[/quote]

I’m not qualified. Never claimed to be. I’m much better at UC, Clairemont, etc… and even then I’m NOT an expert or qualified.

But – if your asking for my non-qualified, non expert opinion on an area that’s outside of my expertise….

It’s on a street without a lot of turnover… But here are the more recent sales on the street…
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/402-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067554 – sold for $765k in 2009
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/418-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067564 – sold during bubble times for $910k. (next door to linked house)
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/460-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067584 – 2 houses up from the house – sold for $950k at the peak of the bubble.

Just on the surface – it appears that $627k was probably a fair price in my non-qualified, non expert opinion… but I’m not sure why you singled me out on whether I was qualified to state whether it was a fair price.

[UCGal]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=UCGal]I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.[/quote]

UCGal, are you “qualified” (lol) to state whether $627K was a fair price paid for this obviously long-time tenant-occupied cosmetic fixer, given its condition depicted in the photos? Did the buyers here get a “good deal?”[/quote]

I’m not qualified. Never claimed to be. I’m much better at UC, Clairemont, etc… and even then I’m NOT an expert or qualified.

But – if your asking for my non-qualified, non expert opinion on an area that’s outside of my expertise….

It’s on a street without a lot of turnover… But here are the more recent sales on the street…
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/402-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067554 – sold for $765k in 2009
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/418-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067564 – sold during bubble times for $910k. (next door to linked house)
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/460-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067584 – 2 houses up from the house – sold for $950k at the peak of the bubble.

Just on the surface – it appears that $627k was probably a fair price in my non-qualified, non expert opinion… but I’m not sure why you singled me out on whether I was qualified to state whether it was a fair price.

[UCGal]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=UCGal]I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.[/quote]

UCGal, are you “qualified” (lol) to state whether $627K was a fair price paid for this obviously long-time tenant-occupied cosmetic fixer, given its condition depicted in the photos? Did the buyers here get a “good deal?”[/quote]

I’m not qualified. Never claimed to be. I’m much better at UC, Clairemont, etc… and even then I’m NOT an expert or qualified.

But – if your asking for my non-qualified, non expert opinion on an area that’s outside of my expertise….

It’s on a street without a lot of turnover… But here are the more recent sales on the street…
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/402-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067554 – sold for $765k in 2009
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/418-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067564 – sold during bubble times for $910k. (next door to linked house)
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Encinitas/460-Parkwood-Ln-92024/home/4067584 – 2 houses up from the house – sold for $950k at the peak of the bubble.

Just on the surface – it appears that $627k was probably a fair price in my non-qualified, non expert opinion… but I’m not sure why you singled me out on whether I was qualified to state whether it was a fair price.

[UCGal]

I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.

[UCGal]

I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.

[UCGal]

I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.

[UCGal]

I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.

[UCGal]

I’m pretty sure this is the house that Jim the Realtor featured on bubbleinfo.com… If I recall correctly CAR was out of town when it listed and it was already under contract when she got back to town a few days later.

[UCGal]

[quote=Ren]Vitamin D3

http://www.creighton.edu/publicrelations/newscenter/news/2007/june2007/june82007/vitamind_cancer_nr060807/index.php
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/%5B/quote%5D

That is very interesting stuff, Ren.

But is it an issue in sunny San Diego? The reason I ask is there was a big ta-do about breast fed babies not getting enough vitamin D in breast milk at the time I was nursing my younger son. I looked into it and talked to my ped about it – it was a total non-issue in San Diego and other sunny climes unless you avoided sun, stayed indoors etc… 20 minutes a day of sunshine produced more than enough vit D.

Even still – it might make me relook at my diet. I’m already pretty good about eating cold water fish, etc… which are high in vit. D.

[UCGal]

[quote=Ren]Vitamin D3

http://www.creighton.edu/publicrelations/newscenter/news/2007/june2007/june82007/vitamind_cancer_nr060807/index.php
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/%5B/quote%5D

That is very interesting stuff, Ren.

But is it an issue in sunny San Diego? The reason I ask is there was a big ta-do about breast fed babies not getting enough vitamin D in breast milk at the time I was nursing my younger son. I looked into it and talked to my ped about it – it was a total non-issue in San Diego and other sunny climes unless you avoided sun, stayed indoors etc… 20 minutes a day of sunshine produced more than enough vit D.

Even still – it might make me relook at my diet. I’m already pretty good about eating cold water fish, etc… which are high in vit. D.

[UCGal]

[quote=Ren]Vitamin D3

http://www.creighton.edu/publicrelations/newscenter/news/2007/june2007/june82007/vitamind_cancer_nr060807/index.php
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/%5B/quote%5D

That is very interesting stuff, Ren.

But is it an issue in sunny San Diego? The reason I ask is there was a big ta-do about breast fed babies not getting enough vitamin D in breast milk at the time I was nursing my younger son. I looked into it and talked to my ped about it – it was a total non-issue in San Diego and other sunny climes unless you avoided sun, stayed indoors etc… 20 minutes a day of sunshine produced more than enough vit D.

Even still – it might make me relook at my diet. I’m already pretty good about eating cold water fish, etc… which are high in vit. D.

[UCGal]

[quote=Ren]Vitamin D3

http://www.creighton.edu/publicrelations/newscenter/news/2007/june2007/june82007/vitamind_cancer_nr060807/index.php
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/%5B/quote%5D

That is very interesting stuff, Ren.

But is it an issue in sunny San Diego? The reason I ask is there was a big ta-do about breast fed babies not getting enough vitamin D in breast milk at the time I was nursing my younger son. I looked into it and talked to my ped about it – it was a total non-issue in San Diego and other sunny climes unless you avoided sun, stayed indoors etc… 20 minutes a day of sunshine produced more than enough vit D.

Even still – it might make me relook at my diet. I’m already pretty good about eating cold water fish, etc… which are high in vit. D.

[UCGal]

[quote=Ren]Vitamin D3

http://www.creighton.edu/publicrelations/newscenter/news/2007/june2007/june82007/vitamind_cancer_nr060807/index.php
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/%5B/quote%5D

That is very interesting stuff, Ren.

But is it an issue in sunny San Diego? The reason I ask is there was a big ta-do about breast fed babies not getting enough vitamin D in breast milk at the time I was nursing my younger son. I looked into it and talked to my ped about it – it was a total non-issue in San Diego and other sunny climes unless you avoided sun, stayed indoors etc… 20 minutes a day of sunshine produced more than enough vit D.

Even still – it might make me relook at my diet. I’m already pretty good about eating cold water fish, etc… which are high in vit. D.

[UCGal]

Oh – and based on your title of this thread… I have to quote my favorite Robert Heinlein quote:

“When in danger or in doubt, run in circles scream and shout!”

(in other words – panic. LOL.)

[UCGal]

Oh – and based on your title of this thread… I have to quote my favorite Robert Heinlein quote:

“When in danger or in doubt, run in circles scream and shout!”

(in other words – panic. LOL.)

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