Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
want a good dealParticipant
You should also look at 1489 Glencrest listed for 685k. Same house with different front. The one you are looking at has a nice lot for that development. That house came two ways. The one you are looking at has the super long living room next to the kitchen, the 1489 has a bedroom downstairs at the end of the living room with a bathroom which is nice if you have overnight visitors. Not many sales in Promontory lately, the only one I think was the bank owned on Portside which I think sold for too much unless the bank gave some sweet interest rate or other incentive. I also am interested in that area but think that house will sell for 500-600 before its all over. The one you are looking at sure looks nice inside too. Good Luck.
want a good dealParticipantYou should also look at 1489 Glencrest listed for 685k. Same house with different front. The one you are looking at has a nice lot for that development. That house came two ways. The one you are looking at has the super long living room next to the kitchen, the 1489 has a bedroom downstairs at the end of the living room with a bathroom which is nice if you have overnight visitors. Not many sales in Promontory lately, the only one I think was the bank owned on Portside which I think sold for too much unless the bank gave some sweet interest rate or other incentive. I also am interested in that area but think that house will sell for 500-600 before its all over. The one you are looking at sure looks nice inside too. Good Luck.
want a good dealParticipantYou should also look at 1489 Glencrest listed for 685k. Same house with different front. The one you are looking at has a nice lot for that development. That house came two ways. The one you are looking at has the super long living room next to the kitchen, the 1489 has a bedroom downstairs at the end of the living room with a bathroom which is nice if you have overnight visitors. Not many sales in Promontory lately, the only one I think was the bank owned on Portside which I think sold for too much unless the bank gave some sweet interest rate or other incentive. I also am interested in that area but think that house will sell for 500-600 before its all over. The one you are looking at sure looks nice inside too. Good Luck.
want a good dealParticipantYou should also look at 1489 Glencrest listed for 685k. Same house with different front. The one you are looking at has a nice lot for that development. That house came two ways. The one you are looking at has the super long living room next to the kitchen, the 1489 has a bedroom downstairs at the end of the living room with a bathroom which is nice if you have overnight visitors. Not many sales in Promontory lately, the only one I think was the bank owned on Portside which I think sold for too much unless the bank gave some sweet interest rate or other incentive. I also am interested in that area but think that house will sell for 500-600 before its all over. The one you are looking at sure looks nice inside too. Good Luck.
want a good dealParticipantIs that saying that their portfolio of mortgages is worth 11-27% of value. How can that be. Does that mean the homes are worth 11-27% of what they were when the mortgages were written or is this a product of leveraging.
want a good dealParticipantIs that saying that their portfolio of mortgages is worth 11-27% of value. How can that be. Does that mean the homes are worth 11-27% of what they were when the mortgages were written or is this a product of leveraging.
want a good dealParticipantIs that saying that their portfolio of mortgages is worth 11-27% of value. How can that be. Does that mean the homes are worth 11-27% of what they were when the mortgages were written or is this a product of leveraging.
want a good dealParticipantIs that saying that their portfolio of mortgages is worth 11-27% of value. How can that be. Does that mean the homes are worth 11-27% of what they were when the mortgages were written or is this a product of leveraging.
want a good dealParticipantIs that saying that their portfolio of mortgages is worth 11-27% of value. How can that be. Does that mean the homes are worth 11-27% of what they were when the mortgages were written or is this a product of leveraging.
September 26, 2007 at 12:46 PM in reply to: What does it take to sell a place in this market? #85997want a good dealParticipantSpeaking from experience, make sure your new place is either 1 story or has a full bed/bath on the first floor so as she ages you dont have to buy again because she cant get up the stairs. Also good idea to buy in an area where there are good health care providers. RB has the Sharp building which has excellent services but the closest hospital is out on Pomerado road and is small. Lots of oldsters so there must be stuff in the area.
want a good dealParticipantOne thing to keep in mind is the low cost of mining gold. The higher it goes the more they can spend on mining more and more and more. Unlike oil, most gold is not used up, instead it just becomes more common. I am no expert and would like to hear opinions about this.
want a good dealParticipantThe fact that you are already discussing something as the next bubble means that it probably has just begun to run up in value and is still a great deal.
want a good dealParticipantI think people who are willing to work hard are to be respected. There is no reason if one has enough business to stay busy to work the streets to add more that he cant handle. Now that business is slower they have the time to work the streets and get new business. There are probably those that are just working the streets because they are desperate because they dont know where their next mortgage payment is coming from. They can be aggressive and annoying but it is just because they are scared and disgusted that the gravy train is gone. They never wanted to work hard in the first place and dont deserve any respect. Either way why be mean to either type of person. Doesnt it just bring you down to a lowly level.
want a good dealParticipantThe last few days of heat should help cool off the housing market there further.
-
AuthorPosts