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Thank you O.L. we worked really hard doing alot of it ourselves. I'm not sad in the least!!! I can't wait to have a home without carpet, smaller and not log!!
Good for you!!!
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$249,500 ~ Pt Washington Home ~ Acre +
- Thread starter 2bohemians
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Good for you!!!
Bob
SoWal Insider
Was it moist???
2bohemians
Beach Fanatic
Pt Washington Home ~ Acre +
Ok SoWal Folks,
We are asking for your feedback again on this one. The sellers are considering lowering the price of this property to $199,500. They really do need to sell. Is there anyone out there interested at this reduced price ???
Ok SoWal Folks,
We are asking for your feedback again on this one. The sellers are considering lowering the price of this property to $199,500. They really do need to sell. Is there anyone out there interested at this reduced price ???
SHELLY
SoWal Insider
Re: Pt Washington Home ~ Acre +
IMO they'll need to get under the market--instead of chasing the market down--in order to move this. My guess would be $170-175K tops--and jump on the first closest offer.
Problem is, they've kinda missed the boat for their target market (mobile homes) since NINJA and subprime mortgages have dried up considerably over the last 2 weeks. Moreover, it's going to be much more difficult now to convince a banker that $250 a sf for an 8 year old mobile home is a good credit risk.
A new era in real estate started in August '07--realtors and sellers need to go back to the drawing board and regroup.
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IMO they'll need to get under the market--instead of chasing the market down--in order to move this. My guess would be $170-175K tops--and jump on the first closest offer.
Problem is, they've kinda missed the boat for their target market (mobile homes) since NINJA and subprime mortgages have dried up considerably over the last 2 weeks. Moreover, it's going to be much more difficult now to convince a banker that $250 a sf for an 8 year old mobile home is a good credit risk.
A new era in real estate started in August '07--realtors and sellers need to go back to the drawing board and regroup.
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