d*****h
发帖数: 936 | 1 The one property's listing price is $499K but the appraisal value per tax
history is only $160K. Is it common in Atlanta? Or it is because this
property is located in a historial district.
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/551-Linwood-Av
Anyone knows? Please let me know. I will give 1 baozi for the first three
repondants. | l*******n
发帖数: 373 | 2 assessed value? 一般都只有房价的30%,40%。 | a*l
发帖数: 1915 | 3 It was sold for 160K long time ago. If you do another apprisal,it will
reflect the current market value.
The listing price is set by the owner. He or she may list the property at
whatever price he likes. Some sellers don't have intention to sell, they
list it at a higher price. Some are divoced, being laid off, need to retire,
need
to move up, relocated etc, they listed it at a reasonable price. Some
sellers are
just testing the market, no real intention to sell. It is a free world.
I once saw an agent listed a house for $300K and recuded to 200K in a week
later to get a false impression of a good deal. The neighbor's houses only
sold
for about 150K. He later told me that he is about to lose the listing.
He was just playing with it. There is no law to stop him from doing that.
Most people are more serious about their price.
Real estate is a fun game. |
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