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Why won't Chuck Knoblauch's home sell?

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pdawg10384
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3:17p, 1/31/22
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Update: wow, just after posting this the house is pending.

Was originally listed for 4.375 million in August of 19 and most recently reduced to 3.25 million. It's been on market for nearly 2.5 years

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/11702-Forest-Glen-St-Houston-TX-77024/27968822_zpid/?utm_campaign=androidappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare
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3:25p, 1/31/22
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Because the interior is ugly?
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4:24p, 1/31/22
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Could the photoshop on the pictures be anymore obvious? I'd fire that photographer.
My opinion, when the exterior shots are obviously 100% doctored, what else is.

Also those bathrooms with the tub in the middle of the room... No just no
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8:07p, 1/31/22
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I'd rather buy that then what I can get for equivalent money in Austin
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9:04p, 1/31/22
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As a fellow real estate agent, it pains me to see agents get million dollar listings and do photoshops like pic #38 of this

https://www.har.com/homedetail/833-holly-ridge-dr-houston-tx-77024/3192241

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10:13p, 1/31/22
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https://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-890-b8gcfn/9-rue-parker-boerne-tx-78006

Tony Parkers house, the pool is not a photoshop.
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In reply to mwp02ag • 9:30a, 2/1/22
mwp02ag said:
https://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-890-b8gcfn/9-rue-parker-boerne-tx-78006

Tony Parkers house, the pool is not a photoshop.
Way back in the day when Anaqua Springs had the parade of homes, this was still being built and I made my way up there... Pretty extravagant place.

By today's standards, that pool would cost more than the home to build I'm sure. It was built up so much.
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In reply to PrestigeWorldwideAg12 • 10:56a, 2/1/22
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Bro, can you get me into the Catalina Wine Mixer?!?!

Seriosly though, that pool is incredible. That listing agent has amazing listings.
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In reply to mwp02ag • 1:42p, 2/1/22
Lol this was before he lived there for sure. I'm not an important person
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In reply to Kenneth_2003 • 4:58p, 2/1/22
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Kenneth_2003 said:
Could the photoshop on the pictures be anymore obvious? I'd fire that photographer.
My opinion, when the exterior shots are obviously 100% doctored, what else is.

Also those bathrooms with the tub in the middle of the room... No just no

The interior photos are well done. Twilight photos of exteriors either look great or horrible, there's no in between. Not my style either way, but yes those are bad. The interior shots, however, look great.
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5:03p, 2/1/22
That lazy river tho
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In reply to pdawg10384 • 6:26p, 2/1/22
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pdawg10384 said:
Was originally listed for 4.375 million in August of 19 and most recently reduced to 3.25 million. It's been on market for nearly 2.5 years

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/11702-Forest-Glen-St-Houston-TX-77024/27968822_zpid/?utm_campaign=androidappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare


How TF do you build a house that enormous in the 21st Century with only a 3 car garage?
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8:17p, 2/1/22
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Looks like he's been through some stuff.

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8:57p, 2/1/22
Steroids make you pay later
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9:12p, 2/1/22
A lot of the interior and fixtures look sorta cheapish. People buying are probably calculating a big interior overhaul.
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10:39p, 2/1/22
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The main house part seems pretty normal, like what you would find in a $500,000 house (living room/kitchen/dining). The wine cellar is nice as well as some of the niche rooms, but it definitely needs an overhaul at the $3 million+ price point.
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In reply to ContinentalAg • 9:22a, 2/2/22
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ContinentalAg said:
A lot of the interior and fixtures look sorta cheapish. People buying are probably calculating a big interior overhaul.
That was my first thought too.
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In reply to ContinentalAg • 12:23p, 2/2/22
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ContinentalAg said:
A lot of the interior and fixtures look sorta cheapish. People buying are probably calculating a big interior overhaul.
They've tried to lighten up the interior, but it still has that "modern Mediterranean" feel that was popular in the 2000's.

Buyer's generally hate that **** now so I'm sure people are factoring in how much it will cost to gut a good portion of that 9,000+ sqft.
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5:23p, 2/3/22
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Chuck should give me a cut of the proceeds. Few days after posting here it's now pending. Feel free to send to:

Aggietailg8r at Gmail dot com

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Year of the Germaphobe
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Would be helpful to know the days on market (q1-median) for homes within that price range.

I dealt with a home last year that had a 3.5MM remodel, with construction costs at ~10MM.

Days on market for the area, within that price range are often ~1 - 1.5 years, but experience volatility as high end investors can swoop in & make private purchases, creating all kinds of outliers.

For reference I appraise all forms of single family, multi-family residences, and vacant land (water rights as well) within the counties of Garfield, Rio Blanco, San Miguel (telluride), Mesa, Delta, Montrose, Pitkin (aspen), and conduct reviews in the remaining 75% of all counties within the State of Colorado.

Helpful side note: If anyone ever wants to appraise, especially if you are bored with retirement, I would highly recommend it. I pick up anywhere from $500 - $2,000 per order, and can comfortably complete 2 assignments per day. The average age of an appraiser is ~50, and there's allot of room for new growth.

ETA: don't trust the BLS, none of us understand where they get their salary data lol, but it's way off.
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In reply to Year of the Germaphobe • 3:14p, 2/10/22
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I'm a tad interested in learning how to go about getting into appraisals. Could you email me?

Cru@therobertslife.com
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In reply to Cru • 10:01p, 2/12/22
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Cru said:
I'm a tad interested in learning how to go about getting into appraisals. Could you email me?

Cru@therobertslife.com


Same as above
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In reply to montanagriz • 8:35p, 2/15/22
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montanagriz said:
Cru said:
I'm a tad interested in learning how to go about getting into appraisals. Could you email me?

Cru@therobertslife.com


Same as above


You have the same email as Cru? Thats weird.
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RikkiTikkaTagem
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In reply to Year of the Germaphobe • 12:00p, 2/16/22
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Year of the Germaphobe said:
Would be helpful to know the days on market (q1-median) for homes within that price range.

I dealt with a home last year that had a 3.5MM remodel, with construction costs at ~10MM.

Days on market for the area, within that price range are often ~1 - 1.5 years, but experience volatility as high end investors can swoop in & make private purchases, creating all kinds of outliers.

For reference I appraise all forms of single family, multi-family residences, and vacant land (water rights as well) within the counties of Garfield, Rio Blanco, San Miguel (telluride), Mesa, Delta, Montrose, Pitkin (aspen), and conduct reviews in the remaining 75% of all counties within the State of Colorado.

Helpful side note: If anyone ever wants to appraise, especially if you are bored with retirement, I would highly recommend it. I pick up anywhere from $500 - $2,000 per order, and can comfortably complete 2 assignments per day. The average age of an appraiser is ~50, and there's allot of room for new growth.

ETA: don't trust the BLS, none of us understand where they get their salary data lol, but it's way off.


Always been interested in this but never known anybody. imahillbillyhick at gmail (yes it's a real email address and all my other ones have my name in them haha).
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