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Just came from there. Very busy. There were at least a dozen realtor cards on the counter and in the 4 minutes I was there, three other groups were walking up/parking. It felt a bit small but will sell pretty quickly. Flooring was good except for the gouges in the kitchen. The back yard...

Aliso, North Laguna Niguel (CDM and Newport would be at the top of my list but I don't want to be house poor by putting so much of my overall money in a home) I have owned in Irvine for a decade and it is not the same city as when I bought. I am ready to move on. The funny thing is...

When does the auction usually happen? I may be interested..

If the land the property sits on is FEE SIMPLE it is owned land (the homeowner owns it), if it is FEE LEASE, you are leasing the land from someone else and you only own the house. I know several parts of Huntington beach is like that. During the boom, people did not care and bought at crazy...

I was told by my agent that the sellers agent said my offer is the only one submitted to the bank so that is a plus. I did find out there is a heloc on the property with another bank so that is another hurdle to try to get past.

I searched for William Lyon for Aliso but found a lot of Irvine stuff mostly (being IHB). So with that said, what is opinion of the build quality of the William Lyon SFR homes in the Highlands Pacific Ridge tract in Aliso?

When an offer is accepted by the seller, it still needs approval by the bank on a short sale. How often does the bank come back and demand a higher price that the amount under contract? This is when the short sale is not a bank approved price yet but the sellers agent did not ridiculously...

I have heard some of those newer developments were offering special incentives at one time where they will pay all or part of your mello roos for a period of time such as a year or two. Not sure that is what happened in your case but you should review your original documents for this 'incentive'.

WishUponAStar, You did the right thing. There is no reason to ask a buyer to remove a contingency unless they were concerned the property would not appraise for that much. Removing the contingency only benefits the seller and leaves you with one less safety net. Tell the realtor you will...

Looks like a Christmas tree with red, blue and green lights. :)