1817 D ST SE still has not sold. It was justed posted on Craigslist.
Maybe a Craigslist buyer will be fooled? NOPE.
The price NEEDS to be LOWERED.
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Nothing wrong with that townhouse. It's a nice, working class townhouse in a somewhat sketchy neighborhood. If he lowers the asking price to (not by, but to) $120K, I might take a look to consider putting in a lower bid.
ReplyDeleteAddendum- he does have a nice hat.
ReplyDeleteOr even less. $1800 a month can get you a much better deal in a better neighborhood if you want to rent.
ReplyDeleteEver notice how some realtors seem to exaggerate all their listings, soon losing all credibility - or maybe these are the only realtors willing to take on the job of selling not-so-desireable properties at their owners sky-high asking prices?
ReplyDeleteThere are these realtors on Craigslist.org in DC that I won't name, but you can pretty much tell who they are by observing that their listings are made out to be the best thing since sliced bread and the best bargain since the Louisiana Purchase.
BTW - David,
These individual examples of specific properties over time is something that can be found on no other blog - it's great. Thanks for sharing your findings.