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Lake Hills Renter wrote: Actually, I believe most fish stocked by the Hi-Lakers in Washington (which includes most stocked alpine lakes in the state) last their natural lifespan, but they don't reproduce. yeah, anything you have to hike to - …
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Charles Dean wrote: WestSideBilly wrote: Charles Dean wrote: Honestly, for someone who fishes, if they're showing you can go fishing in your backyard, that's not too bad of a listing photo I think. I don't consider a stocked trout p…
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barista wrote: Biggest loser of the week: 547K! Not sure if this is right though... http://www.redfin.com/WA/Bellevue/2022-98th-Ave-NE-98004/home/506736 Apr 16, 2009 Price Changed $609,000 -- NWMLS #28180875 Mar 12, 2009 Price Cha…
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EconE wrote: It looks as if the original angle that the picture was taken from missed the fridge. They did do some slight "spring" remodeling however. It looks like a new range was put in (compare oven handles) and the faucet on the kitchen si…
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perfectfire wrote: Photos with an erie glow or cartoonish colors are HDR photos. HDR done right can better represent how a person would percieve a scene. Usually in photos with very bright and very dark areas either the light areas look nice and…
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I think some of the really good listing photos - with the super saturated look like this one are the result of taking 2 photos and digitally superimposing them on each other. Gives an almost 3-d impression.
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That Sept '07 sale looks pretty suspect in terms of valuation. Probably mortgage fraud.. The NOTS was filed in December, and it looks like there is at least one other property in default for the same owner. I only checked the wife. Husband may…
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WestSideBilly wrote: Irrational fear of foundation? I'm guessing the Tolt River sometimes exceeds it's banks...
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jjl wrote: IHowever if you look at my chart for the last 10 years (prior to 2004) for Snohomish Co. you can see the month over month slow creep up. were there ever 8 consecutive months of 3% appreciation? Seems like an infinitesimally smal…
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parcel search = find the owners name records search = find the NOTS two sites to get to your goal records search is trickier, as there are many people with the same name or just do what Tim says below!
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Alan wrote: I've been posting these monthly updates for over a year. I don't hide the fact that they are NTS numbers, but I don't feel like explaining everything every month. It is my thing that I do mostly for me. Pay attention if you find it …
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Welcome to Middle Earth!
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The Tim wrote: I'm not sure what I like best, the half-full glass of water on the counter, the open drawers, or the eerie glow the whole room seems to have. Also, do you really need that many outlets / light switches in a kitchen? Yowzers. …
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This one is the mother of all flops I have seen in Seattle. $345k loss (21%) in little under 2 years. And it was new construction in 2007 Property History for 2425 24th Ave W Date Event Price Appreciation Source Mar 20, 2009 Listed…
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Yes, in the foreground. And that's the Loch Ness Monster out in the lake. Also, if you look closely, there is also a UFO out on the horizon. But it's kind of blurry.
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Think this one belongs on another thread - but since it was in one of the flop listings, I'll post it here... wtf?????
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WestSideBilly wrote: Some people still haven't gotten the memo. http://www.redfin.com/WA/Seattle/3550-S ... ome/150722 Sold Jan '08 $607000 Listed Dec '08 $849500 Stand granite/stainless refurbish. Pink Ponies alive and well! Why…
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Wow. I suspect the writer never check the number they were given for reasonableness. More quality "investigative journalism" I guess. Can't go without that.
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well, they are probably paying $300/month in taxes maybe have carried back a second for the downpayment at 10-11%?
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Citi posted a profit using 1999 web-startup accounting rules popularized by Infospace And the government is going after AIG to the tune of $165 million, which 0.1% of their total bail-out (so far)
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Tejas wrote: Look on the bright side! Potentially 6 months of rent paid to savings instead of your landlord will make a nice addition to your downpayment if you do buy after this. Whoa. As long as said deadbeat "owner" hasn't been for…
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I just posted a response over there. It is silly to compare two week's $ per square foot average against each other and draw some conclusion about directions. have 2 points, must have line! Wait unitl next week when it is up $25, and then the…
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SeattleMoose wrote: More importantly, with independent and unique printed news media in every town/city of America it is almost impossible for any agency to grab complete control of the news media. However, if all physical newspapers are elimint…
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Pretty clear that the first one was one big lot subdivided into 4 smaller lots. You can even see it in the aerial view - taken before the new places were built. and I know most lots in Bridal Trails are close to an acre in size. This one is 850…
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oh man. That had me laughing pretty hard. I've been thinking for a long time we need to have a Faux-Losh writing contest. Kind of like the Faux-Faulkner contests, but even more pointless
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he posted the link. it's in the forums if one has patience enough to look.
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Lake Hills Renter wrote: This thread is getting a little stalker-y for my taste. Sure the guy threw a bunch of platitudes and attitudes at us back in the day, and he deserves to get it back now that he's been proven wrong. But tracking his house r…
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Everett_Tom wrote: Woah! I just looked, and his make me move price is up to $950,000 .. better act now before it increases again! Proof he can't stay away... I knew he was reading
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rose-colored-coolaid wrote: cheapseats wrote: I second the nom for worst post ever. Honestly it wouldn't have bothered me if it was someone else, I would have figured they were just instigating. But I am certain DL actually believes it... …
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Redfin had a good posting on their site about the limited impact of foreclosures on seattle prices thus far. Bank-Owned Listings On the Rise in Seattle The conclusion was that the incidence of foreclosures/bank owned in our market is still too l…