Anonymous wrote:Your idea of what "somewhat middle class" means is not tied to reality...

+1

Buyers want updated and ready to go -- no one wants to manage renovations and the appeal of "done/fresh" sells!

Also most likely hose #2 is not move in ready.

Your idea of what "somewhat middle class" means is not tied to reality...

Anonymous wrote:Yes, it is not a cheap flip. It is transformed, look at the old house pictures.
Both houses are in the same area.

+1
Almost everything is new on house #1.

Yes, it is not a cheap flip. It is transformed, look at the old house pictures.
Both houses are in the same area.

The original house was dated, but that exterior remodel is a visual crime.

Anonymous wrote:Now why would you even bring up the school zone in the listing.

What do you mean?

Now why would you even bring up the school zone in the listing.

Houses are worth what someone is willing to pay for it so don't write the check if you're not willing to pay it. I'm sure many people would say my house is overpriced but I disagree.

Seven Locks Elementary is better than Potomac Elementary on paper.

Wow Bentcross used to be such a fancy pants road.

Anonymous wrote:Well, for one, Contestoga is all renovated, and Bentcross is not.

Yea but it is flipper renovated, cheaply done with a over one million price increase since their purchase

Well, for one, Contestoga is all renovated, and Bentcross is not.

$2,450,000 for a cheap flip. Thats is crazy.

https://www.redfin.com/MD/Potomac/9925-Conestoga-Way-20854/home/10898323

It makes it 100K more than this house close by which is twice the house

https://www.redfin.com/MD/Potomac/10204-Bentcross-Dr-20854/home/10884862

Why would a house on a somewhat middle class block for Potomac on a shy 1/2 acre be more money than a house double the square footage and 4x the plot size?

Bentcross is a rich person block. Conestoga is a nice block but it is not a 2.450 million block.

Am I wrong, is the flipper on Conestoga nuts!!