Anonymous
05/01/2019 12:50
Subject: Del Ray
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are there really foreign investors snatching up properties in Del Ray?
If it’s for sale, they’re definitely shopping. Ask the new bagel shop.
The new bagel shop is not foreign owned. Not sure what your point is.
Have you seen their sharp red fist logo? It looks mighty Communist to me.
Anonymous
05/01/2019 12:47
Subject: Del Ray
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are there really foreign investors snatching up properties in Del Ray?
If it’s for sale, they’re definitely shopping. Ask the new bagel shop.
The new bagel shop is not foreign owned. Not sure what your point is.
Anonymous
05/01/2019 12:42
Subject: Del Ray
Anonymous wrote:Are there really foreign investors snatching up properties in Del Ray?
If it’s for sale, they’re definitely shopping. Ask the new bagel shop.
Anonymous
05/01/2019 12:39
Subject: Del Ray
Come join us in Rosemont instead!
Anonymous
05/01/2019 12:36
Subject: Del Ray
Are there really foreign investors snatching up properties in Del Ray?
Anonymous
05/01/2019 12:22
Subject: Del Ray
I may know of an "as is" house in Beverly Hills going on the market....
Anonymous
05/01/2019 11:01
Subject: Del Ray
Anonymous wrote:Del Ray is gonna be bought up by overseas investors so good luck finding anything.
Enough with the Chinese Communists buying up everything. Do they own the new bagel store moving in? Their logo is a big fat red fist with sharp knuckles splashed on the side of the wall. Looks pretty intimidating if you know how the commies like to operate... not friendly or inviting, at all.
Anonymous
05/01/2019 10:45
Subject: Re:Del Ray
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about whether prospective buyers in Del Ray would be interested in an "as is" sale, or is that type of property more appropriate to market to a builder? Thanks.
Speaking for myself, I would absolutely buy as-is if the house hasn’t been updated. Looking for something we can renovate or tear down.
We bought an 'as is' in Del Ray, but only found it because we were living in he neighborhood already (renting) and happened to walk by when the realtor was posting a 'coming soon' sign. We had our agent contact her, and we were the first people to see it and put in an offer right there. There were two other families who had appointments just after us, and one of them put in an offer, too. This happened days before the open house (which never happened, because our offer was accepted.) BUT we had been actively looking for 10 months, and finally realized that if we wanted something good (we wanted something 'as is' that we could renovate ourselves) then we had to really proactive.
Now that we're much more involved in the community we're realizing that a lot of the best 'as is' homes go to people that the owner already knows.
Anonymous
04/15/2019 20:07
Subject: Re:Del Ray
Anonymous wrote:I'm curious about whether prospective buyers in Del Ray would be interested in an "as is" sale, or is that type of property more appropriate to market to a builder? Thanks.
Speaking for myself, I would absolutely buy as-is if the house hasn’t been updated. Looking for something we can renovate or tear down.
Anonymous
04/14/2019 17:24
Subject: Del Ray
What's your budget? Seen a few around with coming soon signs.
Anonymous
04/14/2019 16:54
Subject: Del Ray
Blessings for families with school age children
Anonymous
04/14/2019 16:39
Subject: Del Ray
Del Ray is gonna be bought up by overseas investors so good luck finding anything.
Anonymous
04/14/2019 16:34
Subject: Re:Del Ray
I'm curious about whether prospective buyers in Del Ray would be interested in an "as is" sale, or is that type of property more appropriate to market to a builder? Thanks.
Anonymous
04/14/2019 15:44
Subject: Del Ray
attention Arlington and McLean boosters please post about horrible schools in DelRay so that people will sell their homes. Also warn OP about schools
Anonymous
04/14/2019 15:30
Subject: Del Ray
Inventory is looooooow. C’mon sellers, get your homes on the market!!