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How do I know if I should offer more or less than the listing price in Oceanside?
Is there a difference if I'm looking for a single family home versus a condo, or some other type of property?
Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 - Oceanside - Home Buying - 6 answers
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Look at the comparable sales. Look at the up coming foreclosures around the area of Oceanside you are looking at. Work with an agent who knows the area. You, the buyer does not pay the agent, the seller does. So whay not have someone on your side?
Tue Apr 8 2008, 18:20 Web Reference: http://www.abellre.com
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I just would like to add that Oceanside is a large area and even within the city, there's a big difference in value. Custom homes west of the 5 are very different then some of the new developments east. You have to work with a realtor that know the area that can help you. Best of luck!
Tue Apr 1 2008, 22:41 Web Reference: http://www.paradisesandiego.com
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We always start offering 10% less than list price, and make sure its the LOWEST priced home in the neighborhood. Remember prices are dropping so watch for the new ones! We just sold a 4/2 in Oceanside 1400 sq ft for $240,000 bank owned! last sold for $420,000
Tue Apr 1 2008, 14:17
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You definitely need a realtor who can show you what homes have sold for in the last 3 months in the area where you are making offers.
The listed price can vary depending on how motivated the seller is. I have been a realtor here in San Diego for the past 34 years and I know that I can make the process of buying an easy one for you. Please give me a call at 619 300-5008., Fri Mar 28 2008, 09:11
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Depends on the house. Make sure you've done your homework. Look at the WHOLE market. Use the website below to search the ACTUAL MLS.
Wed Sep 26 2007, 21:54 Web Reference: http://endeavorgrouponline.com/
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Make sure that you have looked at the most recent comparable sales list surrounding the home you are considering purchasing. List prices vary across the board, so pay attention to the market value, not the list price. One should use the same concept on a home vs. condo. Except with a home, one must pay more attention the comparable lot locations, sizes, shapes, and usability.
Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51
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