May Real Estate Wrap Up, the good, the bad, the ugly



When I started the Los Angeles Real Estate Blog, I decided to write about the good, the bad and the ugly in real estate. May has been a great month for Natalie and me, with Memorial Day around the corner, I don't anticipate too much action next week.


The good:

*Our El Moreno listing sold over asking price in multiple offers

*A previous client referred first time buyers to Natalie and they purchased a Foothills short sale which the lender approved

*A friend of our family is purchasing a Pasadena condo for his son; we are waiting for written short sale approval but as with Natalie’s short sale we are buyer number 2 and the wait shouldn’t be too long

*I sold a Glendale duplex to a past client, inspection issues have been negotiated and we are waiting for loan documents and closing.

*I sold a Burbank pool home to a client; we hope to resolve the inspection issues.

*The La Crescenta 1920’s Spanish Colonial will be coming on the market this month


The bad:

*Our clients were outbid in multiple counter offer situation

*Natalie wrote an offer on an overpriced La Crescenta home, which the seller won’t respond to. This is a common occurrence, some home sellers are pricing aggressively and selling over asking price and others are taking a long time before they understand the realities of today’s market.


The ugly:

*I have not been successful with the Orange Grove condo.  Open houses, price reductions, renovations.  Doesn’t anyone appreciate location, location, location? 

 


 

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