The house on one corner is a fairly straight-forward sale of a rental property owned by a seller who listed for an attractive price. It sounded like this going to end up in the mid-$600,000s (in spite of the shenanigans across the street).
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Even with the wall there is still tons of road noise. Inside seems small, but someone should snatch it up in a hurry. I’d bet there is a bidding war on it as well.
Having lived on a busy street similar to DM Heights, I can tell you it is miserable, and not worth any price.
The buyer can just think the noise is sound of the waves, it is Del Mar! 🙂
Let me guess- there was a white paper study promoting the advantages of exhaust particles left on the kitchen counter?
It’s del mar, but it’s too loud. Good rental potential.
#s 1,2,3,4,& 5, I concur.
Used to rent there but even closer to I-5. Not funny at all.
Not bad for a river front property in Del Mar.
How did you get inside Jim…did you have to bribe the tenants? I’ve slipped a tenant or owner a $50 bill before to inspect houses before a trustee sale.
Also noticed that you cut off your commentary on that fraudulent short sale at the end. Did we miss a rare Jim the Realtor cursing spree? 😀
Affirmative.
At first I thought the shenanigans had something to do with the short sale, but the changes were made when marked SOLD, probably to hide it from the future buyers looking at comps.
But it is on the tax rolls as a $750,000 sale, so she’s not fooling anyone.