No Granite or Stainless

Beach Fanatic

Nov 5, '07 · 8:51 PM8,778

I have a ground floor unit listed in Heron's Watch on the market for $169,000. It is a 2 bedroom 2 bath unit that backs up to the State forest. Pool is across the street and there is a trail over to Eastern lake with a community dock. I would like to sell this unit very soon. Please bring an offer on the "back of a business card" so I can sell it and buy a new pair of shoes.

Thanks,

Bobby J

You can go to my below site for more info on unit. Or try www.beachpropertiesofflorida.com

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SoWal Insider

Nov 13, '07 · 5:16 PM#27

What about punch and pie? You gotta have punch and pie!

here's the pie

SoWal Insider

Nov 13, '07 · 5:24 PM#28

Hey, new construction on 30A for under 200K?? Great for a first time home buyer. Backs up to the forest, pool, quiet, you can bike anywhere. Sell it Bobby. There will always be those who feel a better deal is somewhere. Good luck to them.

It was built in 1999.

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Beach FanaticAuthor

Nov 13, '07 · 6:28 PM#29

No comment.

No comment.

got any pics?

Nov 13, '07 · 8:37 PM#30

here's the pie

10 - 15 seconds in the microwave and it's pure heaven my friend

needs to get out more

Nov 13, '07 · 9:27 PM#31

It was built in 1999.

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right. as compared to some of the other stuff on and around 30A, it's new. and compared to stuff built in the last coupe of years, it's old.

new(er)

SoWal Insider

Nov 13, '07 · 9:29 PM#32

10 - 15 seconds in the microwave and it's pure heaven my friend

Moon Pie Meltdown....Economic Meltdown...... :blink:

.... coincidence? :idontno:

SoWal Insider

Nov 13, '07 · 9:35 PM#33

right. as compared to some of the other stuff on and around 30A, it's new. and compared to stuff built in the last coupe of years, it's old.

Can't argue with that line of reasoning.

:scratch: Is this a Dan Quayle quote?

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got any pics?

Nov 14, '07 · 6:35 AM#34

Moon Pie Meltdown....Economic Meltdown.......... coincidence?

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Nope.... just good eatin :cool:

got any pics?

Nov 14, '07 · 6:50 AM#35

Soooooo... your not the buyer.... anyone else....

Tell me the magic number.... I am being serious. What would you pay? According to your theory $149,000 brings it to around $941.00 per month. I am getting close to selling this one and my client will look at any offer. Bring it.

Does your scenario include money down on the purchase. Say $149,000 with 20% down. This would be a finance number of roughly $120,000. I think that if a buyer is putting money down your opinion works.

Finally a realtor that tells the truth.

Is this your final offer....

If you put enough money down anything will turn a profit....

No comment.

Bobby J <----American Badarse

Beach FanaticAuthor

Nov 27, '07 · 3:40 PM#36

Price has been reduced to $159,000. It gets shown almost daily! What up? Maybe Shelly is correct. Granite and stainless are very important in closing the deal?

SoWal Insider

Nov 27, '07 · 5:38 PM#37

Price has been reduced to $159,000. It gets shown almost daily! What up? Maybe Shelly is correct. Granite and stainless are very important in closing the deal?

Is that what the "lookie-loos" are saying?

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Beach FanaticAuthor

Nov 27, '07 · 7:22 PM#38

Is that what the "lookie-loos" are saying?

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Half the time agents don't call you back when they look at your listings. We try to track some down but sometimes it is hard to get them to then call you back. I always say slow is no. I have seen others go under contract for more money with Stainless and granite. So I guess that is the problem??? I guess I could do that for around $3,500. There have been 6 sales in Heron's Watch this year ranging from $164,000 to $180,000. At $159,000 we gotta be getting close.

Edited Nov 27, '07 · 7:25 PM

hmmmm......can't remember

Nov 27, '07 · 8:27 PM#39

Digression: Every time I see this thread, I'm reminded that I want to put in stainless steel countertops and backsplash. (The jury's still out on granite appliances, though.)

SoWal Insider

Nov 27, '07 · 9:09 PM#40

Digression: Every time I see this thread, I'm reminded that I want to put in stainless steel countertops and backsplash. (The jury's still out on granite appliances, though.)

20 years from now, granite and stainless will be a cliche like formica and harvest gold appliances....save the money for travel/retirement, or send it to me as a consulting fee

SoWal Insider

Nov 27, '07 · 9:27 PM#41

20 years from now, granite and stainless will be a cliche like formica and harvest gold appliances....save the money for travel/retirement, or send it to me as a consulting fee

...not 20 years from now--NOW. Granite and stainless steel (and Pergo) scream "Housing Bubble" house.

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hmmmm......can't remember

Nov 27, '07 · 9:35 PM#42

20 years from now, granite and stainless will be a cliche like formica and harvest gold appliances....save the money for travel/retirement, or send it to me as a consulting fee

Cliche? I currently have 50-year-old countertops--Formica with stainless edges. They would be fine except that years of cleaning has taken the zip out of the formica. I just want something that will last as long as those (and my 50-year-old stainless steel sink!)

SoWal Insider

Nov 27, '07 · 11:02 PM#43

Cliche? I currently have 50-year-old countertops--Formica with stainless edges. They would be fine except that years of cleaning has taken the zip out of the formica. I just want something that will last as long as those (and my 50-year-old stainless steel sink!)

If you were the original owner of the 50-year Formica countertop, you may want to consider granite and save a few bucks by recycling it on down the line.

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hmmmm......can't remember

Nov 27, '07 · 11:09 PM#44

If you were the original owner of the 50-year Formica countertop, you may want to consider granite and save a few bucks by recycling it on down the line.

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Huh? Am I recycling the Formica? My grandparents (long deceased) were the original owners.

Granite would look really funny in my kitchen. It's a simple farmhouse-type kitchen with plain cabinets and the original red oak floors. I even have the original door in the kitchen, which uses one of those big old keys. I thought about wood countertops, even, but it just doesn't seem sanitary. Tile is just too...tile. Formica is too 1970-something, and my kitchen is 1956. No granite for me. I want metal.