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These homes and neighborhoods remind me of oil and water.



<a href="http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/Undisclosed-address-92620/home/12463383">http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/Undisclosed-address-92620/home/12463383</a>



<a href="http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/2-Angell-92612/home/4697876">http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/2-Angell-92612/home/4697876</a>
 
I sorta like both of them, the second one has been posted before.



But, the locals are saying they don't harmonize with their neighborhoods.
 
Both of these are over-built homes in older neighborhoods. They stand out like a sore thumb. I am guessing that the homes around them cost between 33% to 50% less.
 
Thanks Graphix (Hyperlink)...



I like both of them as well. The one on Angell needs a new garage door. I visited the first property, it was very awkward, the house was so grand but the lack of a front yard made it seem off balance. Also the driveway was about three feet long.



But I don't understand why a person would "Grandstand" the neighborhood like that. Unless they were smoking something where they envisioned their neighbors would follow suit.



As the Korean's would say, "Cray-Jee".
 
That second property has been on the market for 9 days according to the listing. However, we discussed this property months ago. Hmmmm
 
[quote author="NoWowway" date=1216613923]That second property has been on the market for 9 days according to the listing. However, we discussed this property months ago. Hmmmm</blockquote>


It should be considered fraudulent when the same listing agent relists the property for the specific reason of lowering the days on market number. I can see when a seller switched agents because the first agent perhaps wasn't marketing the property effectively and I don't know if that is the case on this particular property, but if the same agent relists just to make the listing look 'fresher', then that is just unacceptable.



A potential buyer should be made aware of all factors concerning a property and that is one of the considerations that should be presented to a potential buyer as a disclosure just like other concerns such as if a death occurred at the property. A long DOM number may raise a red flag as to why the property hasn't moved in say a year or so and give the buyer more reason to conduct further due diligence.
 
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