A San Juan property on Laurelwood Lane is up for sale. See if you can figure out a) what the deal is with this photo, and b) why whomever was responsible for this could reasonably feel this image appropriately captures the property for sale:
Yes, this is the only photo posted with the listing. It's been 19 days since this property came on the market. The description isn't so good either - it's in title case and reads: "The Home has Black Galaxy Granite Counter Top in the kitchen. Black Galaxy Granite Floors in Kitchen, Dinning Room, Living Room and downstairs Bedroom. Pantry in Kitchen."
With a $320,000 asking price, the home is being offered at 51% ($329,000) off the peak bubble 2006 price, 37% ($190,000) below the 2004 price and 11% under the 2003 price ($39,500). Stumble over and make your offer today...
Monday, October 27, 2008
Drunken stupor in SJC?
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egads. don't forget to budget a few thousand dollars for stripping out and replacing all that black granite flooring.
REALTARDS - The other white meat. Goes well with a good Chianti (obviously, based on the picture) and perhaps some fava beans.
If this Agent was my agent I'd fire them.
The guy was just trying to get a drink from the fridge when somebody came in the garage door.
I love the fact that its been on for 18 days and the agent isn't adding any more pictures or changing that one. How embarrassing is that for the agent and the home owner.
I'm guessing this owner is trying to get a mortgage modification and not really trying to sell. There's no other explanation for such a crappy listing.
.06X $319,000= $20K
I think a clear demonstration on how freakin' LAZY realtors became as a result of the bubble and the sense of entitlement they developed.
I teach highschoolers in East L.A. for almost half a year to earn that much.
Care to argue much?
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