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Go to Democrat shitholes like Long Island, New York and its very common for at least 2 families in one house.
They usually convert upstairs or their basement to an apartment. Notice how high property tax is on Long Island, New York, let alone the income tax and sale tax are high.
The kind of house Al Bundy could have brought on a one-income shoe salesman's salary in 1988.
Kinda like how you see actual ads in the newspapers for tech jobs that the tech firms only put in there to comply with H1B visa bullshit compliance.
I suspect they are listing it this way to meet the lender's demands for some sort of short selling attempt. Only thing that makes sense.
The Red Hot Chile Peppers are boomers.
The Red Hot Chile Peppers are boomers.
AmericanKulak says
he's got a hot 20 year old girlfriend
Your definition of "hot" and mine differ.
HeadSet says
AmericanKulak says
he's got a hot 20 year old girlfriend
Your definition of "hot" and mine differ.
Same. Not digging her at all. He also looks like a fag and always has. RHCP has also been massively overrated and I grew up in that era. Never bought an album. Most their stuff sounds overly produced and not original, as in not written by the band.
AmericanKulak says
he's got a hot 20 year old girlfriend
Your definition of "hot" and mine differ.
Y'all would be thrilled to bang this decent looking chick at 62
I know what I got!!!
https://www.axios.com/2024/08/12/new-existing-home-price-difference
New houses now cost less per square foot than old houses
I know what I got!!!
https://www.axios.com/2024/08/12/new-existing-home-price-difference
New houses now cost less per square foot than old houses
pedo
https://www.siliconvalley.com/2024/03/14/mountain-view-real-estate-office-build-loan-economy-tech-buy-develop/amp/
Bay Area RE still having lots of vacancy. Heard, some are sold out for 1/4th of purchase price around in MV area! Never thought about these numbers before!
Seller has cut price $472k on this listing. 40% reduction from original list.
Down to a price below what they bought it for in 2020, before the pandemic spike in prices.
Worst of all: check out the HOA fee.
$2,300/month. Ouch.
a lot of families are skipping the 1 week vacation at Disney World and embracing the beach ecotourism experience
Commercial vacancy, you mean?
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Reading this about net immigration of rich people into the USA for 2024, is this going to benefit California and Miami Beach real estate ?
https://patrick.net/post/1347834/2022-10-15-i-have-some-bad-news-about-the-economy?start=176#comment-2089734
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What most don't know is price cuts are a marketing tactic. Even if they're small. Price cuts show up in the buyer's MLS feed that the brokers set up. So even small price cuts can help a buyer see the property again or drop into a new buyers price point. It also gets listings bumped in the IDX feeds to sites like realtor.com, zillow, redfin, etc.
As ridiculous as this sounds, we'd have sellers sign a form with the listing agreement that we were allowed to do $1 price cuts up to $100. It worked. Buyers would tell us at showings unprompted. Reason is that most buyers may not be all that serious at first and just scan through what the broker sent them.
80/20 rule. 80% of buyers are morons when it comes to real estate. 19% have a solid idea of the market. 1% knows their shit. That's why the $1 price cut worked on most buyers. 15 years of anecdotal evidence on 1k+ deals.
Car dealers are doing this too. I've once subscribed to price alerts on one car I was interested in on Autotrader and discovered the seller kept changing the price from about $1K above KBB down in $100 increments until it hits KBB and then he bumps it back up and repeats the game. The car has eventually disappered from the site, meaning they did find a sucker to buy it above KBB.
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pimco-kiesel-called-housing-top-160339396.html?source=patrick.net
Bond manager Mark Kiesel sold his California home in 2006, when he presciently predicted the housing bubble would pop. He bought again in 2012, after U.S. prices fell more than 30% and found a floor.
Now, after a record surge in prices, Kiesel says the time to sell is once again at hand.