Is this a joke/parody of the current housing market?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can a house actually convey with a tenant?

yes. in DC, they have the right of refusal and can stay until their lease ends

[Anonymous]

So this house sold for 1.012?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can a house actually convey with a tenant?

yes. in DC, they have the right of refusal and can stay until their lease ends

House is in VA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So this house sold for 1.012?

No, that’s just the Redfin estimate. It went off the market after an offer was accepted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can a house actually convey with a tenant?

yes. in DC, they have the right of refusal and can stay until their lease ends

House is in VA.

And on top of that, there is no written lease.

[Anonymous]

So this home ended up selling for $805K, a modest $5K above asking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So this home ended up selling for $805K, a modest $5K above asking.

Where do you see it sold?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this home ended up selling for $805K, a modest $5K above asking.

Where do you see it sold?

Not shown on Redfin/Zillow as sold with the price yet, but I have my sources. You'll see it on the sites later

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this home ended up selling for $805K, a modest $5K above asking.

Where do you see it sold?

Not shown on Redfin/Zillow as sold with the price yet, but I have my sources. You'll see it on the sites later

You can verify this information in the Fairfax County property records.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this home ended up selling for $805K, a modest $5K above asking.

Where do you see it sold?

Not shown on Redfin/Zillow as sold with the price yet, but I have my sources. You'll see it on the sites later

You can verify this information in the Fairfax County property records.

I heard the same thing but it was all CASH. Which makes a difference considering the outdated shape the main floors are in plus the vagrant problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this home ended up selling for $805K, a modest $5K above asking.

Where do you see it sold?

Not shown on Redfin/Zillow as sold with the price yet, but I have my sources. You'll see it on the sites later

You can verify this information in the Fairfax County property records.

I heard the same thing but it was all CASH. Which makes a difference considering the outdated shape the main floors are in plus the vagrant problem.

It had to be cash because no lender would touch this situation. Appraiser would need to see the basement, for starters.

Why did the listing status go to canceled instead of under contract? So weird.

[Anonymous]

So what is the official story on the basement dweller?

First article I saw stated that it was the owner's caretaker and his wishes were for her and her son to be able to live there indefinitely.

Second article I saw stated that it was a squatter who refused to leave. The owner and their family didn't have the resources or time to deal with the eviction process and hoped that the new owners could do it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So what is the official story on the basement dweller?

First article I saw stated that it was the owner's caretaker and his wishes were for her and her son to be able to live there indefinitely.

Second article I saw stated that it was a squatter who refused to leave. The owner and their family didn't have the resources or time to deal with the eviction process and hoped that the new owners could do it.

I think both of those can be – and in this case are – true.

[Anonymous]

The house has sold for $805,000.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The house has sold for $805,000.

It says pending?