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Secret Millionaire.
“This house is in escrow and it never even had a sign or an open house.”
Mary Ellen Reese has lived in the same South Oceanside home for 37 years. She was taken aback when a similar two-story house four doors down not only sold without any traditional marketing, but that it went for $200,000 to $300,000 more than what she thought it was worth.
From MLS listing of Oceanside home north of Cassidy Street.
The 3/bed-3/bath, 1648-square foot home that just sold was listed on May 5. According to the broker, a buyer was secured in about a week.
A year and a half ago a comparable home in the same tract sold for $670,000. The MLS (Multiple Listing Service) said the home that was just sold was listed at $980,000. Tamara Strom, who handled this new sale, declined to disclose the agreed-upon price until escrow is complete, but says that the buyer actually agreed to pay more than the asking price.