Not yours bud. Love ya, but your credit history ain’t so hot from what I recall. And the offer was before the 300 point crash of the SP today lolI'll take that... But, wait. Do you accept credit cards?
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Not yours bud. Love ya, but your credit history ain’t so hot from what I recall. And the offer was before the 300 point crash of the SP today lolI'll take that... But, wait. Do you accept credit cards?
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Damn that's dark af. That had to kill the resale value on that home. Right? For sure it immediately removes a ton of potential buyers.Paint it black!
Check out the photos.
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110 Edgar St, Lincoln, IL 62656 | realtor.com®
See photos and price history of this 2 bed, 2 bath, 1,547 Sq. Ft. recently sold home located at 110 Edgar St, Lincoln, IL 62656 that was sold on 03/09/2022 for $260000.www.realtor.com
Dang! They used to have one of these in San Francisco!Damn that's dark af. That had to kill the resale value on that home. Right? For sure it immediately removes a ton of potential buyers.
Slap that thing onto abalone cove and add a 0. It'z the dirtHey man, they're only asking $250,000. For that price I can hire a painter.Looks like a nice place.
There are more than a few black, slate, dark grey, etc, homes in SF.Damn that's dark af. That had to kill the resale value on that home. Right? For sure it immediately removes a ton of potential buyers.
I justThere are more than a few black, slate, dark grey, etc, homes in SF.
Maybe more now than when this place on California was still there:
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The previous owners for said property were rather strange for the community. Husband always wore John Deere overalls. Wife was thin yet always pleasant. Many years back the husband built a semi retaining (not cement, more debris, rocks, etc) wall across the "bottom land" to divert the Hanalei River, when it flooded occasionally away from his property. What he did, and didn't know was that it took the "natural flow" of the river and bunched up, there by pushing it back into the river and with more force and flow, as to where the "natural flow" dispersed over the property's "bottom land" where you really can't build any structures. The debris wall pushed the river to the other side of the land, flooded out the old boat storage area, took out the Hanalei Canoe Club & the other canoe club close to Black Pot and destroyed thousands of dollars in 6 man and one man canoes. The flood also took out the bathrooms and shower station on the beach near the Hanalei PIer. Old timers were pissed with what he did, but in the end, his property to do what he wants to. Again, folks move in and not knoweth what they do. Husband later passed and wife couldn't do all the work and sold.Ok, that's it.... I've found the ***OFFICIAL erBB RETIREMENT COMMUNITY SITE***
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Can you negotiate for us?
We only need 10 erBBer's to put up $4 million a piece and we're golden!
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Your neighborhood is blowing up. I remember a couple years ago thinking maybe we could buy a historic bungalow fixer for $400-500k. I guess developers had the same idea. Hard to find a home under 900k and the fixers never even hit the market.Black houses are pretty hot in my neck of the woods these days:
No, that's an easy lawsuit against him in most common law jurisdictions. I'm guessing the old timers not filing was more cultural than legal.Old timers were pissed with what he did, but in the end, his property to do what he wants to.
I didn’t know there were modestly sized houses out thereYour neighborhood is blowing up. I remember a couple years ago thinking maybe we could buy a historic bingalow fixer for $400-500k. I guess developers had the same. Hard to find a home under 900k and the fixers never even hit the market.
I saw the first fixer go for over $1M recently.Your neighborhood is blowing up. I remember a couple years ago thinking maybe we could buy a historic bingalow fixer for $400-500k. I guess developers had the same. Hard to find a home under 900k and the fixers never even hit the market.
Quarter mil over asking. Sounds about right.Black houses are pretty hot in my neck of the woods these days:
100% agreed.The previous owners for said property were rather strange for the community. Husband always wore John Deere overalls. Wife was thin yet always pleasant. Many years back the husband built a semi retaining (not cement, more debris, rocks, etc) wall across the "bottom land" to divert the Hanalei River, when it flooded occasionally away from his property. What he did, and didn't know was that it took the "natural flow" of the river and bunched up, there by pushing it back into the river and with more force and flow, as to where the "natural flow" dispersed over the property's "bottom land" where you really can't build any structures. The debris wall pushed the river to the other side of the land, flooded out the old boat storage area, took out the Hanalei Canoe Club & the other canoe club close to Black Pot and destroyed thousands of dollars in 6 man and one man canoes. The flood also took out the bathrooms and shower station on the beach near the Hanalei PIer. Old timers were pissed with what he did, but in the end, his property to do what he wants to. Again, folks move in and not knoweth what they do. Husband later passed and wife couldn't do all the work and sold.
The big storm of 2018 proved that when the river over flowed and the Buffalo on the property were taken down stream ending up on the reef, on the beach at Hanalei, up by the post office and First Hawaiian Bank in Princeville and beyond.
Sure the home looks nice, but you're buying most of the property that is prone to flooding, mosquitos a plenty and mushy bottom land.
Would Not bang!
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