Original asking price: $4,750,000
Sold price: $4,250,000
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After being on the market for only 25 days, the owner of this #StudioCity home decided to accept a offer that was $500,000 below asking price.
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Do you think the owner was too quick to accept such a low offer... or should the owner have kept the home on the market a little longer in hopes of getting more money?
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Comment "accept" or "wait".
3 years' search for this Glendale home
The buyers of this #Glendale home had been searching for a property for 3 years.
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Their agent put in several offers on their behalf, but they could not get the job done.
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My past client and friend referred them over to me. The buyers came by my office in the morning for my "Buyer Orientation" meeting.
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This is where I take them through the entire purchase process, from beginning to end.
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In the afternoon I showed them 3 properties. They fell in love with one and immediately decided to put in an offer.
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After a little negotiating with the seller, my clients got the home for $1,075,000. The sellers original asking price was $1,250,000.
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3 years of searching with another agent... and in 1 day I found them their home.
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I hate to toot my own horn... but... TOOT TOOT!
Most expensive home to sell in Burbank this week
Original asking price: $2,399,000
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Sold price: $1,800,000
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Is a backyard important to you?
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This #Burbank home does not have much of a backyard and still demanded the million dollar price tag.
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If a small yard is a dealbreaker for you, comment below "dealbreaker".
Episode 4 of The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show
In this episode of The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show, I answer the following questions:
-If I put my house on the market, do I have to sell it if I get an offer?
-How does my mortgage get paid off when I sell my home?
-What is a short sale?
-What is the first step I should take when selling my home?
Get more answers to your real estate questions at Facebook.com/DanielLosAngelesShow
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