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Paul Weller
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  • Issaquah, WA
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Missed Opportunities

Paul Weller
  • Professional
  • Issaquah, WA
Posted

We had the opportunity to buy a short sale 4 years ago at the bottom of the market.  It was at the top end, and a stretch really of what we were willing to spend 550k but it was such a great location I just had this feeling it was a fantastic investment.  Logic, at the time, won over and we didn't do it.  Now it would probably go for around 1.1 million.  The house is blocks away from Bellevue, Wa.

Does anyone else have those missed opportunities stories?  Although, I am moving on and not dwelling on what could have been, I think it is fun to hear others stories of "dang..I should have done that."

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