Paul Caparas' Blog: San Diego Real Estate


Bank Owned Foreclosure In Scripps Ranch

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Not for sale anymore.

Doverhill Road

4 Bedrooms

2.5 Bathrooms

1,913 Sqft.

Built in 1997

 

 

 

 

Here is a quick blog of a great BANK OWNED opportunity in Scripps Ranch.  This home offers 4 Bedrooms 2.5 Baths and 1,913 Sqft.  Both living room and family room has 18' high ceilings with many window to let the sunshine in!  The kitchen and dining have recessed lighting and these is a pool and spa in the backyard.  All this for only $600,000!  For more information or if you would like to see the home, let me know. 

Also keep in mind, at my office we have over 350 Bank Owned properties for sale!

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San Diego Foreclosures

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Multiple Offers!!!

 

 

 

If you are a buyer wanting to get in a Bank Owned Foreclosure in San Diego, you better be prepared by being Pre Approved and ready to make a strong offer.  These Bank Owned properties are selling fast and the number of offers on the table are amazing.  For example, last month I took out one my buyers to see a Bank Owned Foreclosure in Mira Mesa which was only on the market for 6 days and they had 22 offers on the table.  Not only that, a week later another property in Mira Mesa we found had 25 offers in 4 days of market time.  Also a townhome in Scripps Ranch had 12 offers in a week.  Another situation today where one of my buyers absolutely loved a Bank Owned property in El Cajon had 14 offers on the table which the bank…

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San Diego Real Estate Realtor

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Being a Realtor going through the ups and downs of San Diego's Real Estate market has been interesting.  When I first started my Real Estate career in 2003, I can put a house on the market and literally get 10 offers in 7 days. And when I was working with buyers, we were offering $20,000 over the asking price and not get the property. It was amazing.  Wow! how times have changed. I've been doing some research on how long it takes to sell a property and I'm getting about 75 days on the market.  In my opinion, it can be longer.  Some listings could of Expired and then put it back on the market and Sold.  Which really means a longer time on the market.  What's even making it harder for a seller to sell his or her home are Short Sales and Foreclosures. … Read Full Post

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