usctrojancpa
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TestingIrvine said:
More information is needed to provide a recommendation, too many variables to consider.
Where the market is - Buyer Offers
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More information is needed to provide a recommendation, too many variables to consider.
usctrojancpa
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USCTrojanCPA said:
Quick update...
Got the Toretta home and the Follyhatch home for my buyers....waiting on counters for the other 3. I was told Quiet Grove got 48 offers and they are over $1.1m on price now.
usctrojancpa
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USCTrojanCPA said:
No dice on Quiet Grove and Bright Poppy. For Quiet Grove, I submitted an offer of $1,061,000, but they got 48 offers and the top offers were in the $1.1s which was too steep for my buyer so we passed. For Bright Poppy, I submitted an offer of $1,201,000 but they got 16 offers and did not counter anyone by moving forward with the top buyer over $1.2m. Still waiting on Stellar.
Irvinehomeseeker
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TestingIrvine said:
Delano 4 bed Attached with Downstairs bed. In today's market it will go way more than 1.2 M asking price
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/99-Henson-92620/home/167401778
usctrojancpa
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OCLuvr said:
Yup, can go as high as $1.3m.
USCTrojanCPA said:
These properties are all pretty nice and from a SV perspective CHEAP, especially considering how nice Irvine is. $1M gets crap in my area, which is nice but far from the ritziest:
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1108-Trevino-Ter-San-Jose-CA-95120/2069564149_zpid/
OC buyers are lucky to have such a steady stream of inventory to choose from in the sub-$1.5M market.
usctrojancpa
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OCtoSV said:
Yeah, I've heard there's a lot of NorCal folks moving down to Orange County, including Irvine, which seems to be driving prices higher. Btw, didn't get a counter on Stellar after making an offer of $1,011,000 and they just went into escrow. Getting 2 out of 5 offers accepted is pretty good in this market. haha
The Motor Court Company
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where I am currently at, I get the same good school system as IUSD, same or even better close to ocean climate as Irvine, but cheaper by 33% in housing price surrounded by beautiful natural topography vs the very artificial feel of Irvine that 90% is on flat land.
irvinebullhousing
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I keep on hearing that when the forbearance ceased, that home pricing will abate escalate. And troubled homeowners would force their hands to liquidate.
On the other hand, that won?t help prime market. That put Irvine that list. Tough to be a buyer here.
On the other hand, that won?t help prime market. That put Irvine that list. Tough to be a buyer here.
usctrojancpa
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OCtoSV said:
Thank you, it does help to have very strong buyers who follow my recommendations on offer term strategies.
Talk about a <1 month quick flip on a pricey home. With leverage, high ROI in a month. Rich gets richer.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/110-Heavenly-92602/home/112721738
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/110-Heavenly-92602/home/112721738
The Motor Court Company
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Johns Creek is 4-5 hours away from the closest beach. Maybe one day after climate change it will be closerOCtoSV said:
Irvinehomeseeker
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Goriot said:
WOW 650K more in one month and under contract!! I guess folks from up north with the tech company salaries buying up irvine and OC housing stock.
sleepy5136
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agree. the commission generated from one sale is already higher than the average households annual salary. This was done in one transaction.fatduck said:
usctrojancpa
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Made an offer on this underpriced home for a buyer today...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/5-Olinda-92602/home/5771809
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/5-Olinda-92602/home/5771809