Newer Irvine listings with crazy WTF asking prices from equity sellers
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This is a fair analysis. But everyone have their own preferences. For me I rather take take the better amenities.
mustard yellow walls + two sofas found at grandmother's estate sale + dining room table/chairs haphazardly thrown together
please stage...
Maybe that is staged....YIKES!
I'd pay the extra $200/month to have two neon blue chairs versus an FCB clothesline.
Maybe seller is an agent? I asked for myself a the GP developments are paying 3% except for Lennar that is paying 2%. So they get 3% on the purchase and on the sale they save 2-3% so they can easily make a quick profit. Whether or not it's worth the effort is another question though.
Did you miss the elevator that is in this unit, to take you to 'heaven'?
Usually if two washers are installed, one would be in a different color and lower price point, used for "dirty" items such as cleaning towels and mops, while the other more expensive one is used for clothing. Not sure what these guys do with them.
n+1 redundancy
https://www.ocregister.com/2012/09/21/egyptian-who-held-girl-as-slave-in-irvine-still-in-us/
irvinebullhousing
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Maserson said:
This is a fair analysis. But everyone have their own preferences. For me I rather take take the better amenities.
Burn That Belly said:A Primrose plan 2 just hit the market. This one is actually better because all living space on the 2nd floor and no third floor. Decor is rather colorful. Price is affordable for two millennials with half-decent jobs. But that HOA is killer. Oh, did I mention Balcony views of all your neighbors' garages. Who would've thought about that!
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/157-Fixie-92618/home/145380768
mustard yellow walls + two sofas found at grandmother's estate sale + dining room table/chairs haphazardly thrown together
please stage...
usctrojancpa
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Kings said:Burn That Belly said:A Primrose plan 2 just hit the market. This one is actually better because all living space on the 2nd floor and no third floor. Decor is rather colorful. Price is affordable for two millennials with half-decent jobs. But that HOA is killer. Oh, did I mention Balcony views of all your neighbors' garages. Who would've thought about that!
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/157-Fixie-92618/home/145380768
mustard yellow walls + two sofas found at grandmother's estate sale + dining room table/chairs haphazardly thrown together
please stage...
Maybe that is staged....YIKES!
Burn That Belly
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USCTrojanCPA said:Kings said:Burn That Belly said:A Primrose plan 2 just hit the market. This one is actually better because all living space on the 2nd floor and no third floor. Decor is rather colorful. Price is affordable for two millennials with half-decent jobs. But that HOA is killer. Oh, did I mention Balcony views of all your neighbors' garages. Who would've thought about that!
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/157-Fixie-92618/home/145380768
mustard yellow walls + two sofas found at grandmother's estate sale + dining room table/chairs haphazardly thrown together
please stage...
Maybe that is staged....YIKES!
I'd pay the extra $200/month to have two neon blue chairs versus an FCB clothesline.
Burn That Belly
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Burn That Belly said:
Maybe seller is an agent? I asked for myself a the GP developments are paying 3% except for Lennar that is paying 2%. So they get 3% on the purchase and on the sale they save 2-3% so they can easily make a quick profit. Whether or not it's worth the effort is another question though.
Burn That Belly
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$960k for another Sterling with price premium for uh... lucky #187?
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/187-Magnet-92618/home/145358568
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/187-Magnet-92618/home/145358568
Burn That Belly said:A couple more GP homes just popped up. The usual convalescent-home-looking exterior. The kitchen decor is more neutral and should appeal to more buyers. Finally, a balcony that faces the wide street as opposed to all your neighbor's garages. I truly find it funny how there's your own dedicated handicap parking spot RIGHT in front of your front door, yet the minute you open up the door, you're greeted with a long staircase toheavenmasterfully-planned living. Must feel like crap if you are in a wheelchair at that point. The fact that they invested in a water-softener to the home, plus ceiling fans in all rooms, and custom-garage cabinets means they gave it their best to try this make this place called "home" but didn't work out...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/156-Follyhatch-92618/home/112937992
Did you miss the elevator that is in this unit, to take you to 'heaven'?
the listing agent is out of her mind :
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/614-Silk-Tree-92606/home/12253381
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/614-Silk-Tree-92606/home/12253381
momopi
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iacrenter said:Burn That Belly said:
Is this home being used as a birthing hotel? Who needs two washers?
Usually if two washers are installed, one would be in a different color and lower price point, used for "dirty" items such as cleaning towels and mops, while the other more expensive one is used for clothing. Not sure what these guys do with them.
momopi said:iacrenter said:Burn That Belly said:
Is this home being used as a birthing hotel? Who needs two washers?
Usually if two washers are installed, one would be in a different color and lower price point, used for "dirty" items such as cleaning towels and mops, while the other more expensive one is used for clothing. Not sure what these guys do with them.
n+1 redundancy
Burn That Belly
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Yes, especially Asian child laundry slaves. Some kids brought to Irvine as slaves have turned out quite well:Burn That Belly said:
https://www.ocregister.com/2012/09/21/egyptian-who-held-girl-as-slave-in-irvine-still-in-us/