Want to purchase in Watercolor/Seaside

beach1111 · 11-23-2007, 09:08 PM

I am looking to purchase investment property in Watercolor or Seaside. If you are needing to sell quickly in the $300sf range(Watercolor) or $500sf in (Seaside) let me know. I can close quick with cash. Please send details and pictures.

Babyblue · 11-26-2007, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by beach1111

I am looking to purchase investment property in Watercolor or Seaside. If you are needing to sell quickly in the $300sf range(Watercolor) or $500sf in (Seaside) let me know. I can close quick with cash. Please send details and pictures.

Do you really want to be in those areas? You can get a whole lot more 4 your buck just down the street.

beach1111 · 11-26-2007, 09:19 PM

I know it is more expensive in these areas, but I think its a better long term investment. I have had several nice responces.

Babyblue · 11-26-2007, 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by beach1111

I know it is more expensive in these areas, but I think its a better long term investment. I have had several nice responces.

How much of a return are you looking for? It is easy to get a 100% return on 500K than a 10% return on 2 mill.

Beach Runner · 11-26-2007, 09:29 PM

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Do you really want to be in those areas? You can get a whole lot more 4 your buck just down the street.

For me, it's not that. I've never been attracted to cookie-cutter subdivisions because I'm not a cookie-cutter sort of person. That's why we don't live in a subdivision in GA. And that's what attracted me to Seagrove -- more space and more individuality. But everyone is free to have his/her opinion on that, obviously. Some people feel more secure with homogeneity, and I'm not knocking them for that. Different strokes for different folks.

Smiling JOe · 11-26-2007, 09:43 PM

I'm curious to know what "nice responses" means. Does it meant that people were polite or that they were actually willing to make you a cheap sale?

SHELLY · 11-26-2007, 09:49 PM

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I'm curious to know what "nice responses" means.

It probably means the same thing as when Realtors® say they are seeing "increased traffic."

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Babyblue · 11-26-2007, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Beach Runner

For me, it's not that. I've never been attracted to cookie-cutter subdivisions because I'm not a cookie-cutter sort of person. That's why we don't live in a subdivision in GA. And that's what attracted me to Seagrove -- more space and more individuality. But everyone is free to have his/her opinion on that, obviously. Some people feel more secure with homogeneity, and I'm not knocking them for that. Different strokes for different folks.

Good point. That is why I live in Seagrove.

goin' coastal · 11-26-2007, 10:48 PM

Even in this market, I am surprised that old, small homes still seem to sell in Seaside for over $1 million. I love Seaside and Watercolors, but not like OLD Seagrove.

Babyblue · 11-27-2007, 12:49 AM

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Even in this market, I am surprised that old, small homes still seem to sell in Seaside for over $1 million. I love Seaside and Watercolors, but not like OLD Seagrove.

Old is relative.

deepcdiver · 12-03-2007, 01:27 PM

Why don't you enlist the help of an agent? I am sure you can get some great hip pocket deals and the seller will pay your agent. No brainer.

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Originally Posted by beach1111

I am looking to purchase investment property in Watercolor or Seaside. If you are needing to sell quickly in the $300sf range(Watercolor) or $500sf in (Seaside) let me know. I can close quick with cash. Please send details and pictures.