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1201 N College Ave, Claremont, CA 91711


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2010 Apr 23, 3:37pm   2,103 views  5 comments

by kimtitu   ➕follow (0)   💰tip   ignore  

Happen to drive by this house. Drove by before and saw it was under construction.  Though is a corner lot, the asking price is way too high compared to the neighboring property. Quite entertained with the agent's description of the property. They must work hard on it.

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1   Patrick   2010 Apr 24, 6:05am  

Hey, good, I automatically found two ads for this property and displayed them correctly. And they both ask the same price: $849,000

And both the Redfin and Movoto ads have the same silly text kimtitu talks about:

Wonderful Village home! Bright and cheerful "Airplane Bungalow" style craftsman home, on a sumptuously landscaped 15,000 sq. ft. corner lot. Perfectly suited for entertaining with a large inviting front porch, an open formal living room with a cozy fireplace, and french doors leading to a private patio. The enclosed southern Veranda offers ample windows and light. All room are spacious, and there is abundant storage space. The oversize backyard features a sparkling, solar heated pool and spa. You will love it!

2   kimtitu   2010 May 15, 3:31pm  

Drive by tonight and see a sign post says reduced price. Pick up the flying. IT is reduced to $824900 if remember correctly. It is pitch dark inside. No one is living in this house now. I guess the owner is hoping to fetch a buyer from one of the college. I know many colleges try to buy up properties along College Avenue. The house is Ok but the price is hard to be justified.

3   B.A.C.A.H.   2010 May 16, 4:54am  

Hmmm,

wonder how much per month the property tax will set back the new homeowner or landlord on this one.

Oh yeah, I forgot, e-man says that income tax will "cover" property tax, and oh well, even if that's not true, ptiemann says that property tax is an expense that can be ignored.

4   SFace   2010 May 16, 5:10am  

Sybrib, you gotta put these property tax payment in proper context. Yes, it will cost 500-600 net of income tax, but that is significantly less than 2500-3000 (withholding) check we send to the fed and another 1,000 or so to the state. Given a choice I rather pay my tax that is more directed locally (police, fire, school) to where I live not the fed or even the state where any direct benefit cannot be felt.

Buying a home in CA directs income tax toward property tax from a taxation perspective. In something this pricey, yearly income tax savings probably pays for 1.5 years of property tax so overall (fed, state, local) effective tax rate is lowered as well.

5   B.A.C.A.H.   2010 May 16, 7:52am  

Ace,

you are not so disingenuous about that cost burden than others.

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