Buyers are used to that vig in the Crosby and Santaluz, and others have been selling.
This house was listed as a short sale with a lower price ($1.299 to $1.4 million) but in general buyers have been willing to overlook flippers fleecing them for bigger bumps than that, so for a bank to try it doesn’t seem unusual. Plus that was way back in December, which seems like a long time ago.
Jiji
February 16, 2013
Hey, if they shot you in there it probably would have knocked 200K off the price, call me if that happens.
Seriously though 1000/mo HOA is a little steep, does not look like a place a public pool would get a lot of use.
Hope they get something nice for that besides and annoying guard etc. which brings up, why the alarm?
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Maybe the >$1000/mo in HOA+MR has something to do with it not selling?
Buyers are used to that vig in the Crosby and Santaluz, and others have been selling.
This house was listed as a short sale with a lower price ($1.299 to $1.4 million) but in general buyers have been willing to overlook flippers fleecing them for bigger bumps than that, so for a bank to try it doesn’t seem unusual. Plus that was way back in December, which seems like a long time ago.
Hey, if they shot you in there it probably would have knocked 200K off the price, call me if that happens.
Seriously though 1000/mo HOA is a little steep, does not look like a place a public pool would get a lot of use.
Hope they get something nice for that besides and annoying guard etc. which brings up, why the alarm?