Looking for Advice and a Realtor
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Their initial list price was 1.42M in June, dropped to 1.385M in September, then 1.299M in Dec. Probably a cash buy from the builder, in the $1.2M range. Zero upgrades. Landscaping is minimal. Realtor was upfront about it being a flip/investment for the homeowner.
If you ever need a lesson on what *not* to do, there it is. Or you can just blame it on the cemetery...
The recent listing on Allium that stayed active for 4-5 months finally went off market. The listing agent is 100% convinced that the veteran's cemetery is what prevented the house from selling. While that may have been true for a segment of potential buyers, she is absolutely delusional on why the property didn't sell. Pricing is everything. Get a clue, lady.
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aquabliss
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This listing just went into escrow after a nearly $100k price drop:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/111-Sabiosa-92618/home/96100187
Lot size is descent and no homes behind. I think your Sagewood plan 2 with extended great room is about 100sq ft smaller than this home.
At this point I don't think buyers will pay much (if any) premium for a Sagewood over a Whistler they'll just look at the sq footage of the comps and possibly lot size, and of course upgrades will help to a point.
Unfortunately you're probably looking only at about $1.2M based on recently closed sales and market conditions. Assuming you paid $1.1M+ for this, not sure it's worth selling right now.
Lot size is descent and no homes behind. I think your Sagewood plan 2 with extended great room is about 100sq ft smaller than this home.
At this point I don't think buyers will pay much (if any) premium for a Sagewood over a Whistler they'll just look at the sq footage of the comps and possibly lot size, and of course upgrades will help to a point.
Unfortunately you're probably looking only at about $1.2M based on recently closed sales and market conditions. Assuming you paid $1.1M+ for this, not sure it's worth selling right now.
capboba said:
Their initial list price was 1.42M in June, dropped to 1.385M in September, then 1.299M in Dec. Probably a cash buy from the builder, in the $1.2M range. Zero upgrades. Landscaping is minimal. Realtor was upfront about it being a flip/investment for the homeowner.
If you ever need a lesson on what *not* to do, there it is. Or you can just blame it on the cemetery...