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Trivial
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2010 Jan 15, 2:59pm
Bought at reasonable price (somewhat) back in 98. Sold and resold for 715K (bad mistake)
resold at $448K (mistake realiszed)… new buyer now seller cant make the payment after nearly a year later.. now back on the market at $448K!
if the first banana cant make the payment why would the second banana be any different at $448 or $500K? I shoot for under $350K and save yourself from making the same mistake as seller.
what do you mean bad mistake selling at 715k, seems to be a good sale to me making a nice chunk of profit. Also, I don't see any sale records indicating that it has been sold for 448K after the sale of 715K, therefore I'm completely missing your point.
B.A.C.A.H.
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2010 Jan 15, 3:03pm
I wonder if the $2400 per year HOA fees includes (reliable) earthquake insurance. From the view of that foothill nearby I reckon they're very near where the Hayward Fault runs through Milpitas.
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been eying this for awhile hoping it'll come back to active, what do you guys think the realistic fair market value would be?
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Milpitas/480-Bayview-Park-Dr-95035/home/1429849