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I just feel that with NEM 3.0, you probably would not break even. If I had an older home that's not mandated to go solar, I probably wouldn't. However, since my home is a new construction and solar panels had already been put in, I have no choice but to add battery storage. Currently, I have a...

Yeah, my neighbor got really lucky since the buyer actually rented it out. So I'm not really sure why they didn't buy the 113 Tall Reed home for cheaper. That home got a decent lot size as well and since they're renting it out, the flooring upgrade that my neighbor put in isn't necessary.

Buyers are more cautious and selective when it comes to $2M+ homes, due to higher rates.

Driveway. And front yard, but driveway is the most important factor. Detached condos share driveway with neighbor in the front.

Of course I understand that SFH are more preferable over detached condos, if you're willing to pay $150k-$200k premium. Why would you assume that I don't understand that? Look at the listing of Highland homes. They're not the same price. Like I said, there's a stalemate right now. Buyers think...

The others, even Martin, aren't as familiar with PS as I am, as I've been following it for months before listing. I can definitely say that these homes weren't getting offer not because they're overpriced. It's because buyers aren't looking anymore at this point. There is no traffic at all. My...

Let say you buy a $2.5M home and put down 40%, that's still $1.5M loan. Pretty sure you care about rates.

This one proves you wrong: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/113-Tall-Reed-Irvine-CA-92618/348668008_zpid/ DateEventPrice 8/23/2024Price change$2,188,000-4.9%$891/sqft Source: CRMLS #OC24110241 7/13/2024Price change$2,299,999-2.1%$937/sqft Source: CRMLS #OC24110241 6/30/2024Price...

Like I said, it's a stalemate right now. I disagree with Martin that rates aren't affecting buyers. Certainly, it's not the price. My neighbor's Bluffs 1 got an offer at $2.39M in July, but when the Bluffs 2 listed at $2.39M a week later, it didn't get any offer. There's another Bluffs 1 (113...

I could remove listing and let it sit for a few months until things pick up, but it's unlikely that we would rent it out. It's not worth getting all the upgrades ruined/destroyed. I've had some really bad tenants that completely ruined my Lake Elsinore home.

No, I'm not reducing price. The other Bluffs 2 (smaller lot and a lot less upgrades) listed $100k below mine and it didn't get any offer either, so reducing price won't do anything. Funny thing is that they raised their listing price to match mine after almost a month and then removed listing...

No offers so far. Traffic has been slow as well. There was only one interested party, but we're out of their budget range.

But the market HAS slowed down. I listed my house late July. It's been on the market for 40 days.

PS has slowed down quite a bit, compared to EW and OH, for example. Quite a few homes in PS have been on the market more than 30 days.

Market actually slowed down June/July because people went on vacation.

Mercury insured my detached condo, not sure about attached condo, though. It doesn’t hurt to give them a call though.

Wouldn’t it just run on gas? I mean, the 12-volt battery is still there, so it should just turn into a normal hybrid, right? My Prius Prime did die when the 12-volt battery died.

The battery on my Prius Prime is getting worse and worse, but I don’t know if it’s worth spending $1k to replace it considering I’m driving like 12 miles a day.

Considering most agents would give back up to 50% of the commission from new construction, I don’t think it’s awkward to bring this up with your current agent. As for home insurance, go with Mercury. It’s less than $1000 annually. I have two homes in PS insured by Mercury, the older one around...

You misspelled MAGA.