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Luis Perez
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Buyer frenzy during pandemic

Luis Perez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Downey, CA
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I've been noticing buyers are willing to pay close to retail value for distressed properties just to lock in the historic low interest rate. Just today, a property that would have been sold to investor at $160k - $180k is pending at $259k (I'm in CA). The ARV in the area is $300k fixed up and brand new.

I was wondering if anyone else noticed this in their market? And have you found it harder locking in good off market deals during this sellers market?

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Darius Ogloza
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Darius Ogloza
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Certainly is the case up in Marin County right now.  A fixer just crossed by radar asking more than $1,200 per square foot.  

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