I hope we can be your foreclosure channel – here’s one that listed this afternoon:
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by Jim the Realtor | May 5, 2011 | Bubbleinfo TV, REOs for sale | 8 comments
by Jim the Realtor | May 5, 2011 | Bubbleinfo TV, REOs for sale | 8 comments
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More ppl should consider San Diego:
• Most underrated city in the world
• Ton of smart talent (w/ ucsd, usd, sdsu)
• Access to Mexico-TJ borders
• 8th most largest city in US
• Solid food, music, art scene
• Great beaches everywhere
What else am I missing?
“Hi Kevin, I wanted to check in to see if you were interested in selling your property”
Do this 50 times a day, work under a superstar broker, sound normal, and be prepared to provide great market info.
You’re a millionaire in a few years.
Wow. I’d take the Rabbit Warren over this. (Further proof I’m insane.)
Drywall directly over concrete block? Is that common? I have to assume there aren’t many cold days in La Jolla, because your heating bills would be insane.
I could feel that blank stucco wall facing the back deck sucking all the happiness right out of me.
I don’t think digging out and tarring the back walls will be enough. I think some actual drainage will need to be put in (good luck negotiating that with your down-slope neighbors). However, once done, I think 90% of the house’s “long-term settlement” issues will be resolved, since it won’t be undermining itself anymore.
Wouldn’t the depths of the foundations/piers be indicated on the construction plans on file? Yes, they could have lied, but still…
Don’t lose a soccer ball down that driveway… 🙂
Structural issues are the worst.
Soil above grade, against the house is never a good thing.
Undetermined settlement and excessive moisture issues are obviously fixable, but might put this place in tear down territory.
Settlement issues, drainage issues, backfill against the house (and irrigated!), moldy decks…your basic nightmare.
Wow, I can’t believe it’s a foreclosure.
I wonder how many basketballs are at the bottom of the hill?
What a disaster! And it’s a recent construction too. It looks as if it were designed to fail just like sub-prime mortgages.
Great house for people that like stairs.
I’m with you Jim. The dirt could be dug out and walls repaired.
I’m wondering how all those stairs would limit the number of potential buyers.
I saw this house back in November 2009. At the time, it was listed for $1.25M. The settlement issues and the water leakage was not disclosed. In the end, we walked because of the stairs, and the driveway. Good thing we did.