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Open Door should sponsor a Monkeypox San Fran Orgy
Talk about setting fire to piles of cash. Here's another home owned by OpenDoor. They appear to be as successful as the Zillow i-buyer program. Somebody check the algorithms...
https://www.redfin.com/AZ/Phoenix/3030-N-38th-St-85018/unit-106/home/120136369
Talk about setting fire to piles of cash. Here's another home owned by OpenDoor. They appear to be as successful as the Zillow i-buyer program. Somebody check the algorithms...
https://www.redfin.com/AZ/Phoenix/3030-N-38th-St-85018/unit-106/home/120136369
This one sold for $540,000
Here's another OpenDoor owned home that is a six figure loss in the making...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/135-Neptune-92618/home/143910128
EBGuy says
Here's another OpenDoor owned home that is a six figure loss in the making...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/135-Neptune-92618/home/143910128
I checked the sales history on Zillow for this home. Before selling for $1 million in May 2022, it sold in November 2016 for $552,500. The owner made some serious gains when they sold in May 2022.
A conservative or safe estimate for this home is $785,000 based roughly on a 6% annual price increase since 2016.
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Love me that super dependable data science algorithm!
1337irr says
Love me that super dependable data science algorithm!
Its a SWAG but given its California, I think 6% annual price appreciation is reasonable as far as figuring out where it may bottom. So 135 Neptune in Irvine, CA will lose about 25% of value by dropping around $750,000.
Call me a conspiracy theorist, I believe California could be in for a long term decline based on demographics and policies at least I feel pretty certain of that in SoCal. The Bay Area might still have some appreciation but I'm bearish.
I don’t know what you mean by California being an extension of Mexico. I think California’s state government is inept.
https://businessden.com/2022/10/27/nightmare-on-newton-opendoors-154k-flip-loss-illustrates-denver-woes/
Opendoor’s $154,000 flip loss illustrates Denver woes
Open Door is a weak company as far as debt level and profitability. And given the housing crisis now, it is going to $0 unless it can borrow money and turn its business around.
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