@saylor@Strategy Hey scumbag, you forgot to mention the gigantic corporate buyer who made this possible: you, by diluting MSTR shareholders. Your dishonesty knows no bounds
@TimelessHumanX Agreed, unpermitted additions are the real deal-stallers, especially once an appraiser or lender flags them. When you run into unpermitted work on a remodel, do you usually push the owner to legalize it before listing, or price it in as-is?
"List high. We can always drop the price later."
OC Sept sales (Reports On Housing, Oct 26):
- No cut: ~100% of list, ~11 days
- Cut 1–4%: 95.7% of original, ~56 days
- Cut 5%+: 89.4%, ~81 days
As a Laguna Niguel listing agent, I price right day one.
Would you start high?
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@TimelessHumanX That's a practical way to split it. Additions and converted garages are also where permit questions tend to come up, so I like sellers to pull the permit history early. Do you see more surprises from unpermitted work or from older systems like roofs and plumbing?
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OC condo buyers hold the leverage.
Condo EMT 146 days vs 123 for houses. Aliso Viejo: 139 vs 53 a yr ago (Reports On Housing, Nov 9).
Open house Sun 12–2: 27 Matisse Cir, 2bd/2ba, $698,888.
What would you ask first?
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@ocregister Some context for Orange County: 99.83% of September sellers here had equity (Reports On Housing). If you're falling behind, call your servicer early. With equity, you usually have more options than foreclosure, including a planned sale. Seeing more loan mods lately?
@CV_Investing Every dip matters in Orange County. At Freddie Mac's 7.11%, $1M borrowed is about $6,727 a month in principal and interest, roughly $47 less than at 7.18% a week earlier. Small, but buyers notice. Are you seeing purchase or refi demand move first?
@exec_sum Slow deals, steady prices is what I see in Orange County too. September sales closed at 99.1% of list on average, yet homes now take about 132 days to sell vs 83 a year ago (Reports On Housing). Do you think spring brings the thaw?
@BusinessMN Orange County feels it too. Pending sales just hit the lowest November since 2004, and homes take about 132 days to sell vs 83 a year ago (Reports On Housing). Yet 68% of September sales needed no price cut. Pricing right still wins. Are buyers waiting, or negotiating?
@BuiltAndPriced Exactly. A small fix before listing usually costs far less than a credit negotiated mid-escrow, and buyers feel the difference on the first walk-through. Do you see sellers get more out of a full pre-listing inspection or a targeted walk-through?
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@pezzibuild Agreed. Informed buyers walk the ember-resistant details first: vents, roof, and that first five feet. Do you see buyers asking for that documentation up front, or only once inspections start?
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@EquityClock In Orange County I'm not seeing a flood of sellers, just missing buyers. Inventory is up 18% on last year but still ~17% below 2017-19, while pendings are the lowest November since 2004 (Reports On Housing). Does demand-led weakness change the recession read?