Did you buy at list price, below list price, or above list price?

[Anonymous]

Fall 2000 list (NWDC)
Fall 2003 list (NWDC)
Spring 203 4% over list (Arlington)

[Anonymous]

^^Ugh, that's Spring 2013

[Anonymous]

Nov'13
MoCo
list

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Spring 2004 list price
Spring 2005 list price
Spring 2007 6% below list price
Winter 2012 List Price
Spring 2013 10% Over List

The above are in top school districts (McLean, Woodson, Marshall, North Arlington)

Are you a flipper or investor? Why such frequent buys?

[Anonymous]

This is pretty useless without specific neighborhoods.
"MoCo" and "NW DC" aren't going to cut it.

[Anonymous]

2008
NW DC (East of the park)
Offered list price and was accepted

[Anonymous]

Spring 2012 listing price. Knew the house was a good deal at our price range and didn't want to risk not getting it.

[Anonymous]

Below, in 2012, in Capitol Hill, in the summer. About 3-4% below.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Summer 2011. 5% under list ($30K)

Should have added: North Arlington

[Anonymous]

I only ever buy below list price and never buy at the end of spring through September.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I only ever buy below list price and never buy at the end of spring through September.

This makes no sense. Shouldn't you consider the actual value of the house regardless of the list price?

[Anonymous]

2011 NW DC - 7% below list.

[Anonymous]

3% under list 12/09

[Anonymous]

1997, full list price, off season. Multiple bids.

[Anonymous]

2011, Winter, 81k over list, NWDC.