Newer Irvine listings with crazy WTF asking prices from equity sellers

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USCTrojanCPA said:
paydawg said:
Someone is defintely smoking crack with this listing...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/44-Bridgeport-92620/home/4782874

And the agent must have been smoking something to post up pictures like that....geezzz.  Come on now, you are going to potentially make over $15k...GET PROFESSIONAL PICTURES PLEASE!!!

I have better pics using my iPhone pressed against a glass sliding door (from the outside of the house) looking into a kitchen with no lights on. That's what's so odd about listings with terrible pics.
 
Perspective said:
USCTrojanCPA said:
paydawg said:
Someone is defintely smoking crack with this listing...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/44-Bridgeport-92620/home/4782874

And the agent must have been smoking something to post up pictures like that....geezzz.  Come on now, you are going to potentially make over $15k...GET PROFESSIONAL PICTURES PLEASE!!!

I have better pics using my iPhone pressed against a glass sliding door (from the outside of the house) looking into a kitchen with no lights on. That's what's so odd about listings with terrible pics.

I love pic #14 with a close-up of the bathroom sink/faucet. 
 
daedalus said:
What you folks are missing is the house sells itself.  No need for effort.

Yes, the location and house (floor plan, layout, upgrades, etc) are important but presentation can make a big difference.  The little things do count.
 
I actually don't think think this was a FCB. I sold another lower priced home in LA around the same time and I noticed there was a lot of buyer interest in 66 Domani at the time.  I honestly never thought the seller would get over $2.1M.  Maybe HC next door helped on the appraisal.
 
OC-Broker said:
Pretty impressive that this sold close to $700/sf during a slow season:
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/66-Domani-92603/home/45367354

$700k gross in 2.5 years is not bad.  I showed this to my friends who purchased at the Groves in OH because they were banking on high appreciation in a few years in this "prized land".  Now it doesn't look like prices are going anywhere compared to the South Irvine area.  North Irvine doesnt appreciate it like LA, HC, TR, etc  It's crazy.
 
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