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Need to dump your property?

Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal Expert
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If anyone knows of or has the need to dump a property, or development project, please let me know. You may pm me the info. Other agents welcome. Bring me your hip pocket if it is priced right. Willing to spend up to 50M, cash, quick closings. Doesn't have to be one big property. Gulf Front is acceptable. Price should be reflective of "needing to dump."

Thanks
sj

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Beachbummette avatar
SoWal Insider
#3
:eek: Are you pui, SJ?
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#4
:eek: Are you pui, SJ?
no, but I did stay at a holiday in last night. (not really, but I just thought that sounded funny).

Yes, I am serious, so let me know.
Beach Fanatic
#5
Sounds like SJ is keeping company with some vulture capitalists these days.

Good luck. That should help bring down the prices in the area for the rest of us "buyers in the wings" waiting for "needing to dump" pricing with something less than $50M cash to spend.

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InletBchDweller avatar
SoWal Insider
#6
:eek: :floor:
or long term investors, there are some GOOD deals out there right now....
Sounds like SJ is keeping company with some vulture capitalists these days.
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#7
:eek: :floor:
or long term investors, there are some GOOD deals out there right now....
They are looking for "better" deals, and yes, they are long term (not the old long term when 1 year = long term)
InletBchDweller avatar
SoWal Insider
#8
I thought it was 3 months that meant long term.. :lolabove: :lolabove: :lolabove:
SJoe I put the word out, call you if anything comes up....

They are looking for "better" deals, and yes, they are long term (not the old long term when 1 year = long term)
Beach Fanatic
#9
:eek: :floor:
or long term investors, there are some GOOD deals out there right now....

long term investors + $50M + distressed property = vulture capitalists

After they are successful getting the pricing down, they will be back with the REAL money.

Let the games begin ...

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Cork On the Ocean avatar
directionally challenged
#10
SJ,

What's the smallest they'll l look at what percentage equity are they looking at'? I might have a couple.

thanks Cork
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#11
SJ,

What's the smallest they'll l look at what percentage equity are they looking at'? I might have a couple.

thanks Cork
maybe $300K. Send them to me.
ecopal avatar
Beach Fanatic
#12
Does this suggest that the market is at or near the bottom?

What portion of all the many current listings could be considered real steals and deals?

Does it mean that it is time for all those hovering ?vulture? bargain hunters to dive in for the best deals and steals before they are "gobbled" up?
Cork On the Ocean avatar
directionally challenged
#13
Ecopal, I want to :puke: everytime I see that avatar :floor:
Beach Fanatic
#14
Does this suggest that the market is at or near the bottom?

I believe that it is just the beginning.

Does it mean that it is time for all those hovering ?vulture? bargain hunters to dive in for the best deals and steals before they are "gobbled" up?

Vulture Capitalists play book:

phase 1: widespread change of seller sentiment

come in with some token seed money in cash ($50M in this case) and buy up all of the distressed seller property at, say, 2002 pricing. this huge reduction in pricing will be widely reported, and sellers will come to fear that this is the new normal, and adjust their pricing downward ... other paniced owners will put their property on the market (trying to cut their losses), so even with the price reduction, there will still be a huge unsold inventory.

phase 2: continue to drive prices down

repeat phase 1 until you have reached a pricing level that buyers start to come back into the market and inventory starts to go down (2001 prices? 2000? ....). how many times this can be repeated is dependent on the economy. at that point, bring your big money to the table and buy whatever is left that you want.

phase 3: move on to San Diego and do it again

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Bobby J avatar
Beach Fanatic
#15
If anyone knows of or has the need to dump a property, or development project, please let me know. You may pm me the info. Other agents welcome. Bring me your hip pocket if it is priced right. Willing to spend up to 50M, cash, quick closings. Doesn't have to be one big property. Gulf Front is acceptable. Price should be reflective of "needing to dump."

Thanks
sj

SJ,

You are about to get slammed. Seems alot of folks "want" out but are not really ready to let go of the price....
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal ExpertAuthor
#16
SJ,

You are about to get slammed. Seems alot of folks "want" out but are not really ready to let go of the price....
They are interested in only blood, so unless you are bleeding, or know of someone who is bleeding, hold off on the pm's.
InletBchDweller avatar
SoWal Insider
#17
so they are vampire vulture capitalists!!!!:biggrin:
Beach Fanatic
#18


this must be the guy ... he still has blood on his beak :lol:

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Walton Native avatar
Beach Lover
#19
Smiling Joe this is good news for the market in my opinion. The folks that are bleeding and have to sell must be taken out of the market before we can find a bottom. I am not saying that one buyer will help us set a bottom, however it has to start somewhere. If this "long term investor" is able to buy $50M worth of property in SoWal from sellers that are bleeding and have to sell right now, then I believe he/she will look extremely intelligent in 10-20 years and even smarter longer term. Think of the condo buyers that bought when noone else would in Destin in the 1980's. Keep up the good work and let us know how it is progressing.
Bob avatar
SoWal Insider
#20
Sounds like SJ is keeping company with some vulture capitalists these days.

Good luck. That should help bring down the prices in the area for the rest of us "buyers in the wings" waiting for "needing to dump" pricing with something less than $50M cash to spend.
BDC63, what's the latest definition of "kharma"?
Beach Fanatic
#21
BDC63, what's the latest definition of "kharma"?

I don't know Earl, but I suspect that it is similar to what it was when Realtors were telling people that "real estate only goes up", and "they aren't making any more water front property" and "I'd go for the no money down, no doc, adjustable rate mortgage to get into that bigger place with the granite counters ... it will appreciate faster"

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Beach Lover
#22
I don't know, but I suspect that it is similar to what it was when Realtors were telling people that "real estate only goes up", and "they aren't making any more water front property" and "I'ld go for the no money down adjustable mortgage to get into that bigger place with the granite counters ... it will appreciate faster"

Don't forget the... "Buy now, or you will be priced out forever!!!"

Realtors make a used car salesman look good...
Beach Fanatic
#23
now, now, destinsm, Let's be nice...to all sales people, please:::cool:
kathydwells avatar
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
#24
Don't forget the... "Buy now, or you will be priced out forever!!!"

Realtors make a used car salesman look good...

I seriously think there is going to be some of this :boxing: going on up in here. :eek:
Beach Fanatic
#25
Don't forget the... "Buy now, or you will be priced out forever!!!"

Realtors make a used car salesman look good...

Ah, the three greastest lies ...

3). "No, you don't look fat in those jeans"

2). "I promise I'll respect you in the morning"

1). "Buy now, or you will be priced out forever"
Franny avatar
Beach Fanatic
#26
Don't forget the... "Buy now, or you will be priced out forever!!!"

Realtors make a used car salesman look good...

Please don't generalize, not all realtors make those comments!:nono1:

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