Congrats! Area sucks if you’re going there traveling east but you have everything there. Malls are cool, area is great to raise a family too. Hope they accept!
Thanks, yeah been around this area my whole life, love it man, especially since i work in dtla Find out tmrrw
Okay I usually use NT for everything Currently in the market to purchase a home and I had a question about how to offer My previous agent said they look at the last few sales in the division and come up with a price For the last two years it was three properties in that division that sold for 107k (Right next door) 3B 2Br 106k (Left side next door) 3B 2br 122k (3 houses down) 3B 2br The property I'm looking at is listed for 135k What would a good offer price be
Was the 122k more recent? I would look at other 3brs 2baths in near by divisions that are also for sale to get a good gauge. See what they are selling for. Two years is too far back to look at comps try to look about 2-5 miles away for the last 3-6 months. Similar square footage, BR/BA etc.
106k is the most recent 8/01/17 122k 7/26/17 Range of SQ FT is around 1400 to 1500 Expanding out to 5 miles you see houses that have sold for 111k, 124k (1800sqft) That's within the 9 month time frame along with 3b 2br
Don't see the issue with coming in lower, where the 2 comps are, as long as there aren't multiple offers. What condition were the comps at? Level of finishes?
Everything really is the same Finished basement updated kitchen with white cabinetry, granite counters, and stainless appliances These are common in the homes that recently sold in that area Only difference is the backyard space I did a little more research on the home It was sold back in August 2017 for 70,000 and remolded So I'm thinking of maybe offering 120k
Yea if there aren’t multiple offers and it isnt fully renovated while the others needed some work i would go in lower. Worse that can happen is they say no or counter. Sometimes realtors can fish around for a number by asking if they have any offers in or offers that were rejected to get you kinda close to the number. Good luck
Our posts crossed. Ok looks like a flip. How long has it been on the market? Either way your 120 isnt too far off to at least get a counter.
Just hit the market today, I'll see how the area looks tomorrow morning, Greatly appreciate all the response
Damn i need to move down south... all i can get for that price here is a shack. And delaware aint even poppin like that lol
For real. I couldn't even purchase a one bedroom apartment in Boston for that It's crazy how different the COL is.
Word, and youre in a different tier than me. Im not even getting a shack in Boston Im paying $220k for the crib i close on in March, and its a nice 3 BR 2 Bath ranch with a 2 car garage and nice fenced in yard. Sounds about what hes paying about half price for. And im having to move to the boonies of my state to get that lol
I live in the Bay Area and I pay $2,800/month to rent a 3br/2ba house 45 mins away from San Fransisco. $3,000 1 br are the norm for SF/Berkeley. It's wild out west.
Paid 140k for my small 3br 2ba in Florida in November. Same house where I live in NY would have easily been 400k plus another 6k a year in taxes. Cant wait to close on this coop so I can buy my first investment property
Sorry to hear. I've lost a few homes to cash buyers who just flip. Not hating the hustle but we legit want to move to these neighborhoods. Let the little guy flourish for once.