Crusty Nutsack posted:

coming soon to a flip listing near you

spacemang_spliff posted:

hideous

Crusty Nutsack posted:

coming soon to a flip listing near you

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Something similar here happened on the north side here, airbnb party house turned into the scene of a mass shooting because one guy accidentally discharged his gun into the ceiling and every good-guy-with-a-gun there pulled theirs out too and started blasting.

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Attorney Ken Kumayama and his wife, Hiromi Kumayama, were on a mission to finally buy a house in the San Francisco Bay Area. Serial renters in towns around San Francisco since 2010, they jumped into the market in earnest in 2022 but quickly got outbid on several homes, including one in Atherton that was asking $5 million and ultimately sold for $6.5 million, said Mr. Kumayama, 44. Then over the summer, the market turned in their favor.

Mr. Kumayama said he and his wife, 46, a homemaker, homed in on a nearly $5 million house in Los Altos, an affluent city between San Francisco and San Jose, that had been sitting on the market for about a month. Knowing the sellers had already moved to Florida, Mr. Kumayama said they offered $4.58 million with no contingencies

shrike82 posted:

https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1628937887667347457?s=20

shrike82 posted:

https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1628937887667347457?s=20

shrike82 posted:

https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1628937887667347457?s=20

Crusty Nutsack posted:

coming soon to a flip listing near you

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Andrea Adelmann also opted to sell her late parents’ circa-1965 house in Los Altos this fall rather than see if prices would rebound. Ms. Adelmann, 58, founder and CFO of an independent nonprofit school in San Mateo, said the roughly 4,000-square-foot home was appraised for $3.5 million when her father died in 2016. It was later appraised for $5.7 million when her mother died in April 2022. But the market cooled by October when Ms. Adelmann, who lives on the East Coast, was ready to sell.

She said her agent, Mr. Gowdy, advised her to list for an amount she would be happy with. She did—and the house sold for its asking price of $5.3 million in December. Should she have listed it sooner? “Shoulda, coulda, woulda,” Ms. Adelmann said. In the end, she said the price was “fair and reasonable,” especially considering her parents paid $115,000 in 1970.

actionjackson posted:

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Great single-family home or investment property (currently professionally managed/rented at $3000/mo).

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This is a great investment for a first-time homebuyer, or individual to capitalize on this fantastic opportunity and turn-key investment!!

A Bakers Cousin posted:

just throw a 9 on the price, itll be fine

actionjackson posted:

link?

Twerk from Home posted:

Lmao at the mega-developments in the exurbs of Jacksonville, FL:

https://twitter.com/m3_melody/status/1628383066648461318

This is where the bust is actually going to produce cheap housing. lovely tract homes outside of the bad cities in Florida.

Twerk from Home posted:

Lmao at the mega-developments in the exurbs of Jacksonville, FL:

https://twitter.com/m3_melody/status/1628383066648461318

This is where the bust is actually going to produce cheap housing. lovely tract homes outside of the bad cities in Florida.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

The back wall of the house is starting to separate from the rest of it.

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A US family has demanded an investigation after its patriarch reportedly died within days of having a stroke in his home and being found but left on the floor by a real estate agent who never called anyone for help.

Loved ones of the dead man – 69-year-old Randy Vaughan of North Carolina – are raising questions about whether the realtor should have been expected to do more. The state agency that oversees realtors in North Carolina has indicated it is opening an inquiry into the case and is scheduling interviews with Vaughan’s family about his death, the Winston-Salem Journal newspaper reported Friday.

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Local sheriff’s office deputies found his truck outside the home, and after using a lockbox code to go inside, they found Randy Vaughan on the ground unresponsive, the Journal reported. Doctors determined that he’d had a stroke, and they took him by helicopter to a hospital in North Carolina.

Things for his family got even worse when they learned from a realtor who was working with Vaughan to sell the house that another agent had been to his place on 13 February to show it to a client. In an online feedback form, that agent described seeing a disrobed Vaughan on the floor and fearing that he was possibly dead. But, after hearing Vaughan groan, the agent speculated that perhaps he had too much to drink while watching the Super Bowl the previous night, and she simply left – without calling for emergency medical help – after she asked if he was OK and got no answer.

“I didn’t want him waking up to me standing over him!” wrote the agent, identified as Ellen-Nora Deese, according to the Journal.

After doctors informed Vaughan’s relatives that he had suffered multiple strokes and developed pneumonia, they opted to move him into hospice care this past Monday. He died Wednesday afternoon, not long after having retired from a career in the heating and air industry, the Journal reported.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Yes, that is a burned-out husk in Pittsburgh.

A Bakers Cousin posted:

lol found this on a listing

another

WaryWarren posted:

I just purchased it and will stage a forums fight club there. First bout? PFC vs. Action Jackson.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Willa Rogers posted:

U.S. man dies from stroke days after realtor found him but didn’t call for help

Ornery and Hornery posted:

Pittsburgh is the land of plenty

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Adjectivist Philosophy posted:

Probably the shittiest place I ever lived had an "open concept" kitchen/dining room that was really where they took out a wall between a bedroom and a galley kitchen. Lone strip of counter bookended by a fridge and range. Dishwasher and a washing machine also in this room just kind of free standing (dryer was in an out building lol)