Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Falling Kinife Wrightwood


1537 Betty St, Wrightwood, CA
Price history such as it is:
01/17/2012 Listed for sale $159,000 -14.1% $222
07/30/2008 Sold $185,000 -19.2% $258
05/12/2008 Price change $229,000 -8.4% $319
02/19/2008 Listed for sale $249,900 186% $349
10/19/2001 Sold $87,527 -- $122

Last month DQNews reported the village sales as averaging $105/sf.
I'm sure the 2008 knife catchers and current bag holders were sure they had stolen this house at $258/sf. The sad part is that the 2 "bedrooms are more like closets and the single bath is actually a 3/4 bath. See below:

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9 Comments:

At 1:47 PM, Blogger Max said...

Also hard to get a mortgage if you're uninsurable:

Insurance Denied to Fire-Safety Pioneer.

 
At 4:43 PM, Blogger tj and the bear said...

What's up with this one?

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6013-Mill-Rd-Wrightwood-CA-92397/17425310_zpid/

 
At 9:08 PM, Blogger tj and the bear said...

Here's another one:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6288-Conifer-Dr-Wrightwood-CA-92397/17426451_zpid/

 
At 9:11 PM, Blogger tj and the bear said...

And yet another one:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1908-Irene-St-Wrightwood-CA-92397/17426831_zpid/

 
At 12:26 PM, Blogger Son of Brock Landers said...

So was the mortgage settlement crap deal a stealth bailout of California as well as the Wall St. banks?

 
At 11:46 AM, Blogger www.greenworldbvi.com said...

Go for international property investments in emerging markets. Thats where the money is.

 
At 5:23 AM, Blogger Lou Minatti said...

Casey met President Obama recently. This is not a joke. The fecal finger returns.

 
At 7:01 AM, Blogger Peripheral Visionary said...

I would like to direct my fellow small-scale-scam watchers to a couple of excellent posts by "Richard Smith", who occasionally posts at Yves Smith's blog:

Bernie O’Brien, the Scammer who can Scam Scammers

Catching white-collar criminals is part of my day job, so I suppose this is why I find it to be so fascinating, but I think even a general audience will find it to be a great read. The gist of the narrative rings true; big-scale scammers love finding small-scale scammers, because they know that they will be the last people in the world to go to the police. Particularly, you know, small-scale scammers with easy access to money from their own sweet™ deals.

 
At 12:47 PM, Blogger ding g said...

What do you think of Thousand Oaks, Oak Park, Westlake Village area? Time to jump in?

 

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