Jim Klinge
Klinge Realty Group
Broker-Associate, Compass
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- 682 S. Coast Hwy 101, Suite #110
Encinitas, CA 92024 - (858) 997-3801 call or text
- klingerealty@gmail.com
CA DRE #01527365, CA DRE #00873197
You’re definitely not in La Jolla no more. What a Beauty. I hate to ask if their loan was over $417,000 and no qual…
$255,000 in 2005. Previous loan was $40,000 and may have been paid off by then.
2005 loan was a refi, or new buyer?
That one must have hurt.
If I didn’t already like my job, I’d want yours Jim. Great video.
Google street view shows the foundation for that ‘2nd unit’ actally used to be the garage in back. The ‘duplex’ concept is the vacant lot west of the house.
That place is disgusting and should be demolished. I can’t even imagine the amount of money and time it would take to make it livable. This is one that price can’t fix.
I wouldn’t drive the Mercedes to that hood again, it’s only a matter of time before Dirty Mike and the Boys break into your parked car and have a party.
Paging Tom Tarrant!
If he can’t fix it, a D9 can.
AL, looks like a refi.
Somebody took off with $255,000.
That was like an episode of “Good Times”. Casting call for J.J.
Get back on 5 North quick!
Is that a remodel or a scraper?
Remod – and add modular or cheapie next door?
Another article ranking SD as the #1 market in 2011:
But according to Vero Real Estate’s VeroForecast, there is a light at the end of the tunnel — at least for some. Using what it calls “advanced analytics and micro-market data,” the Santa Ana, California-based company says that smaller cities seem to be faring best with housing prices right now, a trend that should continue for the rest of 2011.
Citing data from December 2010 and projecting through December 2011, the report notes that “smaller metro markets with populations less than 250,000 make up the majority of the better appreciating markets.”
Such cities, which include Fargo, N.D. — ranked second overall — can expect home price appreciation of 2.5% to 3.5%% in 2011.
On the downside, Florida is expected to experience the most depreciation, with key areas like Orlando, Daytona Beach and Port St. Lucie all suffering the greatest percentage of housing price loss in 2010.
See the following chart for Vero’s top five and bottom five housing markets:
5 Strongest U.S. Housing Markets: Dec. 2010-Dec. 2011
San Diego, Calif. +3.5%
Kennewick, Wash. +3.4%
Pittsburgh, Pa. +2.7%
Fargo, N.D. +2.6%
Washington, D.C. +2.5%
5 Weakest U.S. Housing Markets: Dec. 2010-Dec. 2011
Reno, Nev. -7.2%
Orlando, Fla. -6.5%
Boise City, Id. -6.4%
Daytona Beach, Fla. -6.3%
Port St. Lucie, Fla. -6.3%
http://finance.yahoo.com/real-estate/article/111989/where-will-housing-bounce-back-most?mod=realestate-buy
Holy crack house batman
Jim, you needed a hazmat suit (or at least a tetanus shot) for that one. Let’s get that Sotheby’s Realtor on the case with a glitzy video.
Oh Jim. You sure earn your money.
“Unique opportunity for the handyman”
Jim, do you have a carry permit?
Funniest video I’ve ever seen by you. What a sense of humor.
Seems like a miner’s helmet, machete and some muck boots might be a good investment if that REO group gives you more upscale properties like this one. Yuck.
Pittsburgh as a small market with a big upside?
For a project I was working on, I was monitoring 150 quality SFRs in the 4 best neighborhoods and suburbs of PHG for Jul-Dec 2010. 3 sold. List prices for these markets have decline 10% just in the past six months.
I’m not saying “therefore their SD projections are FoS”, but…
Speaking of….Go Steelers!!
Congrats with the new hookup!
I knew you were setting us up with that opening monologue. Outstanding!
I’d bring the 66 to that ‘hood on the next visit though.
Looks like a prime candidate for a bonfire, and some community service.
Enjoy that new account JTR. You can always send the B of As this way.
Let’s see, some dark cherry wood cabs, some nice granite, travertino and hardwoods throughout, and you could possibly sell the place for $49k. The drive-by in the streets come free of charge.
Let’s see, some dark cherry wood cabs, some nice granite, travertino and hardwoods throughout, and you could possibly sell the place for $49k. The drive-bys in the streets come free of charge.
“9.Paging Tom Tarrant!
If he can’t fix it, a D9 can.
tj & the bear | February 5th, 2011 at 1:37 am”
You guys know what I like, send em’ my way if you run across anything. Thanks TJ, great upside potential just not the areas for me; )