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Great question - how would one find those? I can't look for anything without getting spammed by the buy-your-house-cheap not-quite-scammers, but anything else
by ergothus 7y ago
Great question - how would one find those? I can't look for anything without getting spammed by the buy-your-house-cheap not-quite-scammers, but anything else is pretty light.
That said, I suspect they'd pay less than we'd need to get anything comparable. The Seattle market has been insane for years, and I got extremely luck when I bought right after the crash.
- austhrow743 7y agoI assume talk to a realtor, but I'm not sure. Maybe a big national one would have people on staff who specialise in this scenario and have the appropriate rolodex? I just try to operate on the philosophy that if I wouldn't buy it if I didn't already have it then I should probably sell it. Sounds like this house fits that for you in that you probably wouldn't buy a house with government development looming over it. If you're not able to get much now its because you wont get much later anyway.