Maybe you underestimated the value of homes on the busy 19th. Time to re-evaluate!
Also, that one that sold for $1.4M needs a big exterior makeover and is far from perfect.
Maybe you underestimated the value of homes on the busy 19th. Time to re-evaluate!
Also, that one that sold for $1.4M needs a big exterior makeover and is far from perfect.
Location is the #1 criteria one must always consider. Keep in mind that you arenāt limited to having to only buy on 19th Ave. You have alternatives, much better alternatives.
You can pick and choose on 19th too! I would definitely consider buying something there for 875k but NOT 1.4Mā¦
Itās yoursā¦Iām shopping elsewhere
What ends up happening I suspect if you own on 19th Ave and rent it out (and this could apply to any other ābadā located rental property) is that people may move in (because they have to, no choice) but they will end up leaving after the one year lease is up. No one is going to enjoy living on such a busy street, the noise, the pollution, the difficulty in getting your car out of the garage. If you like turnover, this would be it. I prefer tenants that stay a few years to keep the expenses down and cash flow flowing. The less the down time the betterā¦
Actually, I do have a property on a busy street (NOT as busy as 19th though), but tenants have stayed there for a long time. I also have another property on a quiet area, but had to switch 3 tenants in less than 2 years. So, I donāt think there is necessarily a correlation between busy street and turnover rate.
Small sample tooā¦I am just saying how I would approach it. If you have better luck buying less than attractive located properties you need to do seminars around the countryā¦
I certainly wouldnāt avoid busy streetsā¦ thatās where you can get the DEALSā¦
Well, we have discussed this before with other members hereā¦ we all have our own strategies. No question, thatās where the pricing will be better but again one has to ask why is it cheaper? Because of Xā¦
I am impressed with the remodels lately. Very nice.
$1150 per sqft. No pics though
Wow, good oneā¦I take it with that kind of design, probably no ability to do an inlaw without raising the building or extending back, right? People are crazy for Sunset. And you know from the sale price what kind of people we are talking aboutā¦
Well, says potential for expansionā¦ ok, maybeā¦
And, who is the selling agent again??? My man, The Machine, time to pick up your weekly commission checkā¦
Good point, I should have posted this one in The Machine thread
Another solid Central Sunset tunnel entranced home locking up 1.33M, 350K over askingā¦
Isnāt $1.33M considered a steal nowadays in Central Sunset? Whatās going on?
Not a steal by any means but yes this one is nicely remodeled and shouldāve sold for more if you compare to the other comps.
But what is the discount for a tunnel entrance?
There is NO discount for tunnel entrances!!! Do not drink our Fearless Leaderās Kool-Aid on that! We have shown time after time that actual, true sales of tunnel entranced homes have garnered good if not great prices regardless of this supposed wart. It is not a wart, it is a character mark. Must I post the pic of tract homes out in the burbs again??? Nothing wrong with a lil style and uniqueness!!!
(No, I do not have a tunnel entranced homeā¦)