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Q&A: In your opinion, what is the “Reasonable price” for this real estate property (as described below)?

Question by Arctic: In your opinion, what is the “Reasonable price” for this real estate property (as described below)?
1. It’s a detached single residential house.
2. 2 bedroom, 2 bath
3. Located in a middle class region (not up-scale, not a low-scale either.)
4. Built in 70s.
5. Normal location. (Not so good, not so bad, either)
6. 2 parking spaces.
7. 800 sq ft. (building) 3000 sq ft. (lot)
8. It’s in Los Angeles area.

Best answer:

Answer by niceperson44
I depends on the neighborhood, the condition, the kitchen, whether it has been updated, the yard and landscaping, what the other similar houses on the street have sold for in the past year. I would guess it is between $ 350,000 and $ 500,000 but without knowing if it is nice or a dump, fixed up or run down, and if the neighborhood is desirable I can’t be more accurate than that.

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what are real estate “list prices”?

Question by nikkiluv: what are real estate “list prices”?
is the list price the full price i pay for the home before owning it. or is it something else. And if that’s the case, why am i seeing 4,000 dollar homes all over my city of Beaumont Tx. I can affords that in a single payment!

Best answer:

Answer by Jas M
The list price of anything (a home, clothes, whatever) is the full asking price before any discounts or reductions, not the price you actually pay (unless you pay full list, of course). For example, if I “list” my house for $ 100,000, this is the list price. If we negotiate and I end up selling it to you for $ 90,000, this is the actual price you pay. In this example, you’d be buying the house for 10% off list.

$ 4,000 homes all over Beaumont? Sounds like a typo to me but, if so, what a deal! Read the fine print – maybe that’s some sort of down payment or something. Good luck!

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Nice Real Estate Prices photos

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Cheapest house in Greater Vancouver


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Red-hot Hong Kong Real Estate Prices


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Check the notes above to find out HK’s crazy real estate prices. Unlike Ireland, Iceland, Spain and the U.S., the big problem in Hong Kong is apartment prices that no one could afford to buy or even rent.

Monthly rent of a decent apartment: USD ,000.

Cost of a 1,200 ft² apartment: GBP £ 1.11-million or Eur 1.27 million.

Cost of a 1,650 ft² apartment: USD .19 million.

US real estate price. 2009/8


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US real estate price until Aug 2009.
Will the price raise again?

Moving Median Real Estate Prices in Charlottesville’s MSA


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How accurate are the “Sold” prices listed on MLS for real estate?

Question by Zen: How accurate are the “Sold” prices listed on MLS for real estate?
How accurate are the “Sold” prices listed on MLS for real estate?

I called the escrow company for a closed house and the price the escrow agent gave me was higher than that reported to te MLS as the “Sold Price.”

Does this happen all the time?
Is this intentional game playing by the reporting agent?
Or is it just a harmless typo?

The MLS price was lower than that the price told to me by escrow.

Thanks in advance…

Best answer:

Answer by Auntie Mame
There are often all sorts of give backs and incentives that are not reflected in the price. The seller might include household items (washer, dryer, etc.) or pay the buyer’s points. This makes the actual real estate price lower than the stated price.

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Real Estate Prices

US Real Estate Home prices adjusted for inflation plotted as a roll.er coast.er see the chart here: www.speculativebubble.com
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