Saturday, November 21st, 2009 at 9:08 AM
Follow-Ups
Let’s catch up on some of the properties featured here in the past, leaving out the house numbers to protect the innocent:
2 br/2 ba + extras, 1,492 sf on tax rolls
SP: $470,000 10/04
LP: $132,900 10/09
SP: $163,000 10/09 all-cash
65% below previous SP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbaFPk2RNus
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3 br/2.5 ba, 1,535 sf
SP: $456,000 5/07
LP: $386,400 10/09
LP: $349,900 – nine days after lowering the price to $349,900, it was marked pending (still is). The same model closed for $371,500 two weeks ago.
If it closes at $345,000, it’ll be 24% below previous sales price.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o_JnvRT8ok
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4 br/3 ba, 3,110 sf
SP: $370,000 10/2000
LP: $499,000 9/09
SP: $487,500 11/09
An unfortunate occurance here – my seller had decided to cancel the listing and not move. But a couple of weeks later he passed away of a heart attack. His estranged wife re-listed, and somehow I was able to re-generate some enthusiasm from a previously interested buyer without having to dump on price.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5oT-kq23-U
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4 br/2.5 ba, 2,646 sf
Loan amount = $996,000, foreclosed 1/09
LP: $629,900 10/09
SP: $705,268 11/09 cash
Our tour of this house is towards the end of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi1wCQ_WkIY
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Seabright REO, Solana Bch, 92075
4 br/3 ba, 2,370 sf
SP: $930,000 6/04
LP: $899,900 10/09 PEND after 24 DOM
This didn’t take long to find a buyer, and probably didn’t have to discount much from the list price. Not much drop off from previous SP either.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_A753FtlGo
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4 br/5 ba, 4,237 sf
SP: $1,535,500 8/04
LP: $ 989,100 10/09
Still not pending due to unresolved dispute with next-door neighbor who wants to buy property, and is threatening to sue over the right-of-access over the shared driveway to get bank to sell to him instead of the highest bidder.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgbjXnJisXw
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4 br/5.5 ba, 4,654 sf
SP: $2,875,000 5/07
LP: $1,879,000 10/09
Yesterday it fell out of escrow for the second time, but you wouldn’t know it because the LA puts it back to CONT, instead of ACT.
They are attempting to re-ignite urgency among the previous offerees before putting it back on the open market. They are hoping to keep some urgency alive with the previous offerees, giving them a private shot at buying. If you throw it back to ACT, all offerees think there must be a problem, and want to hold back.








