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I need experienced advice on buried construction trash I found on my property.

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This is a great idea. As Waltonco lover says, it just doesn't sound right. What about code enforcement? Does this fall under the Land Development Code standards?

I have been talking to County Staff. It's an interesting psychodynamic dealing with them. You have to imagine that some County staff regulate and are potentially liable for inspections at the same time. Their quotes are very measured these days.

Thanks for the advice.
 
lol bobby i read your notes and you've been preaching about pricing real estate correctly sells yet i look on your site and you have a beachcrest condo for sale at $475k. thats just outrageous. beachcrest is what 850 square feet? lol thats an insane $550 a square foot in this environment. thats going back to only 2004-2005. people are fools to pay over $250k in beachcrest
 
lol bobby i read your notes and you've been preaching about pricing real estate correctly sells yet i look on your site and you have a beachcrest condo for sale at $475k. thats just outrageous. beachcrest is what 850 square feet? lol thats an insane $550 a square foot in this environment. thats going back to only 2004-2005. people are fools to pay over $250k in beachcrest

Bobby can't hold a gun to the sellers head. If that's the price they absolutely want then as their real estate agent he's going to list it for that. Give them 6 months of no action and they'll look at it more realistically. I've watched some stubborn owners here act like it's the agent and not the price. The same house sits empty month after month and sign after sign. The only thing that doesn't change is the price.
 
In reality, having ready access to "overpriced" properties is a good marketing ploy...it goes like this:

"...this condo with Pergo, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and a view of the garbage dump is on the market for $575K. But wait! Let me show you this unit across the hall---<walks across the hall, puts key in the lock and ceremoniously swings the door wide open>----it has Pergo, granite countertops, stainless steel and a "neck craning view of a sliver of the Gulf between the condos across the street" and is a steal at only $450K! Now is a great time to buy!!"

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In reality, having ready access to "overpriced" properties is a good marketing ploy...it goes like this:

"...this condo with Pergo, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and a view of the garbage dump is on the market for $575K. But wait! Let me show you this unit across the hall---<walks across the hall, puts key in the lock and ceremoniously swings the door wide open>----it has Pergo, granite countertops, stainless steel and a "neck craning view of a sliver of the Gulf between the condos across the street" and is a steal at only $450K! Now is a great time to buy!!"

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That would be funnier if Beachcrest weren't all gulf front units. ;-)
 
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