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comparables: Buyer's Market??? - 07/20/09 12:45 AM
Buyer's Market? You bet it is. I will be speaking about the low end of each market area. On the Peninsula and San Francisco we talk about Single Family homes priced under $700,000. In the East Bay it is below $400,000. Buyer's Market yes but not in the traditional way. Today's buyer cannot expect to purchase a home for 20% off the list price, but they can expect to purchase a home 30-60% off of 2004 prices. Today's buyer cannot expect the seller to take care of all necessary repairs, but the buyer can expect to receive an $8000 Federal Tax
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comparables: Pricing Homes For Sale - 11/02/08 11:46 PM
Pricing for the seller To determine pricing first one should determine present market value. When assessing residential property four major factors account for I'd say about 75% of the value: Location · Living area size · lot size· condition/renovations of the property. Other factors that come into play are the number of bedrooms, baths, bonus areas, in-law potential, color scheme, floor plan, pool, fireplace, single or multi story, attached or not plus more. Every Area has their own value factors. These factors need to be compared to recently sold homes in the area. The terms and conditions of comparable sold homes are
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Lee Ginsburg
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CA
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