[MayflowerMadam]

I don’t understand how there can be four bedrooms in 1600 sq. ft.

[Jonty30]

It’s an apartment. From looking at it, the bedrooms take up about 550sqft and then you have the main room with the dining room and living room and kitchen as one main unit, for probably about 960sqft and the rest the bathrooms.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Lol…my first house was a 30 ft x 30 ft box with a one-car garage in that footprint. It had three bedrooms, a tiny bath, a tiny kitchen. A dining area next to the living room and the living room.

After five years, we moved up to 1,600 sq ft with four bedrooms.

Californians are used to small unless you strike it rich. And there are plenty of rich here in Silicon Valley. We see lots of couples in their early 30s with a couple of toddlers buying $4 million homes…and tearing them down!

[shadeaud]

I love to read the remarks from ALL the “ unlicenced professionals” out there. None of them bother to disclose what responsibilities and liabilities a licensed agent comes to the dinning room table. Agents are under a microscope from the NAR as well as their state and local governing authority. A complaint about ones possible negligence can result in both financial and professional repercussions. Sure they can seek help from their E&O, but the realtor is usually guilty till proven innocent.
Some day ask a Realtor how the commission is truly distributed. Real Estate is a limited resource (ain't making any mo) By the way, do you bitch about the price of that morning Starbucks? How about that pre owned car you purchased online( that blew a piston after a minimum amount milage)

[where's_the_Outrage?]

I own a house with four 10’ x 10’ bedrooms and has 1663 Sq ft.

I bought the property more for the 4 acres of waterfront than the home. My plan was to get rid of the house and rebuild.