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This is an update on http://www.redfin.com/CA/Woodland-Hills/6610-Farralone-Ave-91303/home/3976126
Property is now pending for $439,000 WOW
Im not surprised everything under the sun is selling ASAP with these low rates.
Unionbank.com has 3.2% IO ARM which means 400k loan = $1100 a month.
This house would rent for 2400 minimum right? So either rates are way too low and/or rents are way too high.
OR it could mean RE prices are way too low, this house should be 800k right?!
Crazy, something has to be done!
Apr 13, 2012 Sold (MLS) (Closed) $300,000 -- TheMLS #12-587721
Now this home will be us as a comp. in the area just because of a stupid buyer over paying for this home because his/her agent told her that it is a great time to buy/ prices is going up, interest rates a low low low.
PockyClipsNow,
Rates are tooo low, it's creating an illusion for buyers, making things look really good. buyers are more focus on payment vs. value/price. So when rates goes up, the value of homes goes down.
This buyer will be upside down in the future
This buyer will be upside down in the future
And that's the problem that's going to be faced. Once the interest rates go up, home prices will sink, and all of a sudden we'll have a new cycle of underwater loans. Hooray!
And that's the problem that's going to be faced. Once the interest rates go up, home prices will sink, and all of a sudden we'll have a new cycle of underwater loans. Hooray!
I know that seems to be the conventional wisdom on pat.net, but historically that has not been the case.
This time could be different, of course, but it's hardly a foregone conclusion.
I know that seems to be the conventional wisdom on pat.net, but historically that has not been the case.
This time could be different, of course, but it's hardly a foregone conclusion.
My statement above is with the assumption that all other variables are held constant. Historically, that may have not been the case.
BayArea
you are totally on point and the investors will be back to buy them up again and guys like you and I will have to face the same tune.
I think that all offer should be open like an action, what do you think?
it looks like rates might be only going lower and lower for the next 30 years.
im basing this on looking at rates from 1980 to now and continuing the trend.
I think that all offer should be open like an action, what do you think?
Maybe not an auction per se, but I've always advocated for there to be more visibility of offers than there are now. I'm tired of hearing "this property has 22 offers" and not being able to verify it in any way... and that goes for before AND after the sale.
I'm not saying that a name should be attached to an offer necessarily as I value privacy too, but each offer should have some sort of representation. And if this representation is falsified, felony.
Real estate can be a despicable game. You have to learn the game and sadly, the best results seem to be reserved for those who aren't the most honest/moral/ethical.
Nice guys finish last and that's nowhere more true than the RE world.
PockyClipsNow,
I don't think it will happen, savers like myself are getting hurt by low rates, I'm sure you would understand.. 1% return on my money, lol.. inflation which is at 3% that's -2% on my savings
I don't think it will happen, savers like myself are getting hurt by low rates, I'm sure you would understand.. 1% return on my money, lol.. inflation which is at 3% that's -2% on my savings
That is your fault for saving like a fool. You get nowhere saving in this kind of market. We need money momentum. You gotta take soem risk and get spending. Wealth effect is something you should read up on and it is not a dirty word!!!
JodyChunder,
Should I invest in equity/stock and get screw from those wall street clowns?
I am looking spend and spend big by buying a home for my family but these realtors/pimps are not giving a chance to purchase anything, they are selling everything to their investors and I'm not one to over pay.
You won't be over paying because everyone is overpaying. If I walks into a candy store and buy a ham burger for a dollar and you do the same thing but pay 5 dollars that is different. but if we all pay five dollars today because uncle same gives us the other four dollars on loan for cheap then you are not overpaying. then you sale that ham burger in two days from now for six dollars when they are selling for 6.50 and you make a profit. add a pickel and you can make even more dollars.
the lack of Infestor spirit and risktaking is what is making folks miss the boat here
Buy houses. Do Amway. Take some risk!
Gorgeous house for sale, Asian realtor who wouldn't return my phone calls...and then all of a sudden they turn up sold. Not pending,
Gorgeous Asian realtor who would not return your calls...that sounds like some other kinda deal!
JodyChunder
You said
If I walks into a candy store and buy a ham burger (what is a candy store doing selling hamburgers)
you saw what happen when we all over paid for our homes a few years ago, we all were f**Ked and some are still and the others will be forever f**ked. You don't want that to happen again, right ?
My statement above is with the assumption that all other variables are held constant. Historically, that may have not been the case.
That is true. How do foresee intrest rates rising while holding all other variables constant? That seems to be a longshot at best.
So what do you think happened?
pocket listingnoshow says
PockyClipsNow,
I don't think it will happen, savers like myself are getting hurt by low rates, I'm sure you would understand.. 1% return on my money, lol.. inflation which is at 3% that's -2% on my savings
Get a better rate.
One of my credit unions offers 2% on checking accounts with no limits. They pay 3% on the first $25K with a hoop-jumping account. I should move money there.
The other has 2.26% on the first $25K (ACH or direct deposit, 10 withdrawals a month) and allows my wife and I to each have accounts.
ou saw what happen when we all over paid for our homes a few years ago, we all were f**Ked and some are still and the others will be forever f**ked. You don't want that to happen again, right ?
A bad example by me. sorry. but you get the idea. The game changed so you gotta play by the new rule. Those guys what bouht houses in the bubble will get they reductions eventually. You gotta swim with the sharks or you sleep with the fishes
the lack of Infestor spirit and risktaking is what is making folks miss the boat here
Truth.
I'll just say something good about my realtor. I just made a 50% offer on a discounted foreclosure. I have $3.00 to bid higher.LOL
My agent said if this deal doesn't close, there are many more foreclosures coming. I thought that was honest incite.
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6610 FARRALONE Ave Woodland Hills, CA 91303,
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Woodland-Hills/6610-Farralone-Ave-91303/home/3976126
I was very interested in purchasing this home, the very first day the property hit the market, I called listing realtor several times, she was not answering or returning her calls, the second day, it was pending "SOLD".
The property was listed for 2 days and now it's pending, having a good understanding of the real estate business,this was totally wrong. Instead of
getting the BEST AND HIGHEST offer for PNC BANK, she sold it to someone she knows/has as a relationship with because the property was listed under the market value. Where is the ethics and integrity of being a realtor.
Please let me know what you guys think..
Thanks
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