Comments on: Falling Over With 29 Offers! https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2007/11/27/falling-over-with-29-offers/ neighborhood, community, events and real estate schtuff; fact, fiction and fantasy ;) Sun, 02 Dec 2007 06:32:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: 29 offers!? (1851 26th Ave.) « theFrontSteps…step inside san francisco real estate https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2007/11/27/falling-over-with-29-offers/#comment-90 29 offers!? (1851 26th Ave.) « theFrontSteps…step inside san francisco real estate Tue, 27 Nov 2007 18:03:53 +0000 https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2007/11/27/falling-over-with-29-offers/#comment-90 [...] offers!? (1851 26th Ave.) 27 11 2007 We didn’t say it, those loonies over at San Francisco Schtuff did: I’ve walked into a lot of homes in my day–some of which required hard-hats and safety [...] […] offers!? (1851 26th Ave.) 27 11 2007 We didn’t say it, those loonies over at San Francisco Schtuff did: I’ve walked into a lot of homes in my day–some of which required hard-hats and safety […]

]]> By: Matty P. https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2007/11/27/falling-over-with-29-offers/#comment-89 Matty P. Tue, 27 Nov 2007 17:29:38 +0000 https://sanfranciscoschtuff.com/2007/11/27/falling-over-with-29-offers/#comment-89 I'll preface my statement by confirming that I am no expert in real estate. I can, however, sum this up for the lay person. This home is 629K. It has 3 bedrooms. The asking price qualified a MUCH larger pool of buyers, and although the decrepit insides would lead you to believe it's not a steal, it is. Someone will either a) find this liveable while saving up for fixing the joint, or b) buy it; fix it the cheapest way possible and turn it around for another 50% profit margin. We'll see how it turns out, but I hate this market. If you're an average man or woman living on what most people make, you have no choice. That is, of course, unless mommy and daddy chip in a little change. I'm calling mine now. Yours bitterly, Matty P. I’ll preface my statement by confirming that I am no expert in real estate. I can, however, sum this up for the lay person. This home is 629K. It has 3 bedrooms. The asking price qualified a MUCH larger pool of buyers, and although the decrepit insides would lead you to believe it’s not a steal, it is. Someone will either a) find this liveable while saving up for fixing the joint, or b) buy it; fix it the cheapest way possible and turn it around for another 50% profit margin. We’ll see how it turns out, but I hate this market. If you’re an average man or woman living on what most people make, you have no choice. That is, of course, unless mommy and daddy chip in a little change. I’m calling mine now.

Yours bitterly,

Matty P.

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