FSBO Website Design

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  JohnLocke4th April, 2007

  Randall,
  
  You are correct, it runs $350 and I just did one for a Lady I know.
  
  http://ladybetsy.com
  
  John $Cash$ Locke
  
  PS: I know you are into marketing check out the copy on this one.
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  Stockpro995th April, 2007

  I like it! a very nice catch to the idea!
  
  Randall
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  Stockpro9923rd May, 2007

  I think that this is a great way to have fun and get introduced to a great american institution!
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  success10110th May, 2007

  Thanks, that was very helpful.

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  aletoledo25th May, 2007

  I like to look at the schools to know what type of neighboorhood it is. you can see what percent of kids get free lunch and also other statistics such as test scores.

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  smithj29th May, 2007

  Anyone?

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  smithj29th May, 2007

  Any Help Please?

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  smithj215th May, 2007

  Bump!

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  smithj221st May, 2007

  Heeeelp Pleeease!!!!!

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  smithj223rd May, 2007

  Bump.
  
  Does anyone know anything or have any opinion about this? Has anyone even come across this type of situation before? If so, what did they do?
  
  Thanks.
  JS

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  fadi25th May, 2007

  Why not have an agent give you a CMA? find a good agent who works that area and ask him for a CMA for it.

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  mcole25th May, 2007

  I’m not sure I really understand what you’re trying to do.
  
  If it’s a brand new condo from a developer, then you’ll most likely pay FMV. And an appraisal will quickly confirm whether or not their asking price is appropriate.
  
  If you’re trying to do a preconstruction deal and banking on future appreciation…I wouldn’t.
  
  Maybe people could offer more ideas if you gave some more details on what it is you’re wanting to do.

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  smithj225th May, 2007

  Fadi,
  
  The CMA route is not so easy becuase there are not many comparables. Most of the sales are internal sales and the Sales office does not publish their sales.
  
  There is no other condo complex within 5 miles so it is mere speculation when pulling comparables from so far away.
  
  Mcole, the condo is a brand new one being offered for sale. The develpoer is asking a price but claiming that they are worth over $100K more based on the location, proximity to downturn, views, amenities ... etc. I am just trying to find out if I can verify this claim or if buying a brand new condo is just a pure speculation game.
  
  I mean, the complex could be sold out tomorrow and one could then be stuck with a property that no one would buy and the FMV would just keep slipping.
  
  Just trying to see if I can verify true value independently of what the developer says.
  
  Thanks.
  JS.

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  JohnLocke5th June, 2007

  Steve,
  
  You might want to check out the video on this site it will answer some of your questions.
  
  www.exactday.com
  
  John $Cash$ Locke
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  charlotteinvestor5th June, 2007

  Is Betsy related to you?

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  dussasr5th June, 2007

  Thanks, John. That answered a few of my questions. Do you regularly use auctions to dispose of your investment properties?
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