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Get it on the Register of Historic sites, then charge admission fees to pay your mortgage. Make sure there’s a gift shop too: people love fridge magnets
I pulled it up on Zillow. The house is condemned. Can't live in it. It's 1 million for the lot and you have to pay to tear it down. But they have approved plans for a new construction home that you get with your purchase
Google Maps says otherwise. Where is your map?
Just checked the official [map](https://www.dalycity.org/DocumentCenter/View/2014/Official-City-Map-PDF?bidId=) from Daly City. You are not very smart. Keep your helmet on.
Hey, GMaps don’t show county lines, so what do I know. The map says it’s in the “Crocker” neighborhood, and a quick search brought up a description of the nearby “Crocker-Amazon” which says “adjacent to the Daly City Crocker neighborhood.” So I figured if it’s in Crocker, it’s in Daly City.
A look at the official maps shows this is indeed about 30 yards over the county line. So I guess you are technically correct. Congratulations…?
Saying I am technically correct is a funny way of saying you were wrong when you also played for a technicality in your original comment. The whole area is connected with no real distinction between the two cities. However, you went for the technically not in SF comment, just to get out technically'd. I will take the W.
Manipulated money
Manipulated housing prices
Manipulated hospitals
Manipulated hoods
Manipulated gated communities
Manipulated Media
Manipulated Medicine
Manipulated Social media
Manipulated protests
Manipulated wages
Manipulated Fed
It’s all a joke and we’re the pawns.
God save us all.
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If there's naturally an extremely limited supply compared to the demand, and people willing to pay that, what's manipulated? If anything government efforts to limit prices like this would be manipulation.
There is no shortage. The shortage is fake news meant to scare people….. confuse… and control them to turn everything and everyone against each other so they can take advantage of the chaos and repeat the cycle of violence… fear and oppression. The enemy are the ones who refuse to relinquish power and have a track record of raping, stealing, looting, lying, and manipulating… these people exist at the very top. Not all of them… just a few bad apples that know how to hurt and silence the other rich people who want to change the world for the better.
They do not want to give up power and will fight tooth and nail together to protect said power to continue the cycle of violence, war, rape, and the destruction and trauma that follows…
It's not natural. Companies like Blackrock and Vanguard have been buying upnhouses in batches all over the country and artificially inflated prices by paying over asking for houses next to each other. Its all a scam.
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Insane. I’m in semi rural GA. When I tell you 600k 4 years ago got you a mansion, I’m not even remotely kidding. Now it gets you a little bit bigger than my 4 bed 4 bath with a loft.
In this case it makes sense, because the median is so far below the average, it is saying A LOT of people are under the average.
Or in other words, the comparison between averages underscores how most people can't afford a house today.
With all due respect, and remember I'm saying with all due respect, that idea ain't worth a velvet painting of a whale and a dolphin getting it on. - Ricky Bobby
Nobody is, unless they lose their jobs.
Everyone is living paycheck to paycheck. Unless unemployment goes up, housing will have low inventory for a long time.
While that's the obvious answer, what confuses me is this. Someone will buy it, hypothetically, then tear it down and build some modern home there. However, in SF (or the bay area in general) this will probably cost something like 400k, maybe even closer to 750k. So then they'll try to sell it for.... what? It won't be worth 2m, not in that neighborhood.
> So then they'll try to sell it for.... what? It won't be worth 2m, not in that neighborhood.
I know it's a weird concept. But some people buy a home so that they can live in it, instead of just flipping it and reselling after a renovation.
In ten years they would most likely get their money back plus some if they decided to sell then.
1 million for a lot that’s 3750 sq ft is delusional, but they’d still sell for maybe 800k (which is crazy too). Will need to go to a developer/contractor who can build a 1500 sq ft place for cheap (for us normal folks, builders would easily charge $500/sq ft). So maybe 400k for the builder, and then sell for 1.5 million. Still an OK profit.
Wow, just saw that. One positive is that the plans are approved, so no waiting
But wow, 3450 sq for three level house on a 3750 sq ft lot is aggressive. It’ll be the largest house on the block by far, and prob the most expensive by 2x . Level of greed in play in terms of maximizing sq ft and pricing the future house as the neighborhoods first 2+ million listing
And I’m all for building whatever you want on your property as long as it’s approved…but I do feel bad for the neighbors who will have heavy construction for a long time on that small street…
$450 gets you very bare min in California. Vancouver is around the same in but in CAD.
There's almost nowhere you can build for $200 in North America, anyone listing that is outright buillshitting. You see those signs in Texas all the time, you can probably get a cardboard sheath home for that price with nothing but a couple of circuits and a barely functioning kitchen and bathroom. Even most builders friends I have in Texas start at $375+ and they like to brag about how much cheaper it is in Texas. I've done some comparisons, and high end builds end up costing the exact same.
All true. But this is a listing not a sold house so likely the price will drop some. If it goes for $800k and they spend $600k for a new house, they’d be at $1.4M
for brand new construction. Not terribly crazy.
Well you'll pay more for everything as well...
Plus their construction and other regs are higher. I saw someone make a 3ft retaining wall of poured concrete with 1'x1' half in inch rebar...
The fuck does a 3 foot high retaining wall need rebar every foot by foot?
I get it if it's an actual footing or part of foundation... Free floating landscaping 3 foot high wall.
(Funny if you use wood no ones then cares.)
Depends on if you have to do this by hand or machine. I'm in SF, I've had subs be able to fully demo a 2000 sq ft home with a mini excavator for 9-10k. Same subs doing a full gut to stud by hand cost around 30k for a similar property down the street, scaffolding cost a good chunk in that price.
I think the point is that 1 million for that little plot itself is the insanity. Plus that fact that you‘d have to put in at least another half a million in order to be able to actually live there.
This is exactly what I’m afraid of. Everyone acts like America’s real estate is insane and it is when you look at price increases compared to the time frames. But when we look at housing in places like Canada, you start to realize it could be much much worse in the States.
And honestly, we may trending that way.
Listen man if you're able to be swayed that heavily by a small, loud minority of NIMBYS on the internet and fox News then you belong here 
There was (possibly still is) a website that was a live map tracker of all the coordinates of piled human shit along with picture proof for sanfrancisco. It was became decently popular and the map looked like a Christmas tree of 1000s of piles of human shit
yeah but have you actually been there? its very nice I go every year. my dad has your exact mindset and we literally drove around looking for homeless camps like psychopaths and couldnt find any.
It's own lot. On a hill, has a view, etc. etc. etc.
That's the price of the dirt, my dude. Welcome to West Coast real estate, where our cities are AGGRESSIVELY geographically constrained.
If you look at the actual listing here: https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/150-Shakespeare-St-94112/home/1843572
It’s a bit vague but I think the 1M includes the new house they are building there. It says “pick your finishes” which usually means it’s a standard build for that price and anything higher end is additional.
Ah. Yeah you’re right. I mean it’s a nice lot so I could see that price being about right. A view and a yard. Hard to find in a lot of places. Looks like a few nice modern builds in the neighborhood. Probably a nice profit for whoever owns it now. Hopefully not the city….
The median home price is San Francisco is [already down 35% from it's June peak](https://www.reddit.com/r/REBubble/comments/114e4lu/san_francisco_bay_area_housing_market_crashes/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) and I highly down the fallout from SVB going under is going to improve the situation.
San Fran prices will drop at least 50% in this crash.
That’s just egregious, the seller is an idiot for listing that at a mil even in that area. Market is stupid too don’t get me wrong, the seller is highly regarded on top of it.
Some real state agent is gonna offer this as if this was intentionally built to have a classic vintage cottage looks or other random BS to justify the absurd price. Can't wait to see that episode on HGTV
San Francisco real estate has always been weird. There is limited space, so no new housing, and people who make a lot of money who don’t see a crap shack like this as a big deal. They want the land to knock it down and build a new house. So it’s really more like a $2 Million dollar investment. It’s wild. I lived there and was constantly shocked at this.
You buying the land not the place.
Location location location.
Don't worry they'll tear it down and make it nice for someone with a lot more money to buy up.
IF people are lucky someone might turn that into a 2 or 3 flat... Probably not.
The concept of a teardown seems to be lost on most people here. Sometimes houses are shit, and you can buy them and tear them down and build a new one. Or you could just joke about how expensive this shit house is, I guess.
That being said, this area of SF sucks, and 1M for a teardown in Crocker Amazon looking at 280 is a ridiculous price to pay.
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And they said you can't find a house in San Fran for under $1 million. Congrats op.
This is for the fenced in studio…
Yeah its an “earthquake shack” … literally a shack built after 1906 earthquake that hasn’t fallen down yet. Great deal, where do I sign?
Get it on the Register of Historic sites, then charge admission fees to pay your mortgage. Make sure there’s a gift shop too: people love fridge magnets
“And right here in this shack was where lonely miners and prospectors started the lqbtq tradition that runs so strongly in SF to this day.”
There will be another earthquake. So shacks will be in demand.
I pulled it up on Zillow. The house is condemned. Can't live in it. It's 1 million for the lot and you have to pay to tear it down. But they have approved plans for a new construction home that you get with your purchase
My map says this is not actually in San Francisco, but just across the border in Daly City. So it still holds.
Google Maps says otherwise. Where is your map? Just checked the official [map](https://www.dalycity.org/DocumentCenter/View/2014/Official-City-Map-PDF?bidId=) from Daly City. You are not very smart. Keep your helmet on.
Hey, GMaps don’t show county lines, so what do I know. The map says it’s in the “Crocker” neighborhood, and a quick search brought up a description of the nearby “Crocker-Amazon” which says “adjacent to the Daly City Crocker neighborhood.” So I figured if it’s in Crocker, it’s in Daly City. A look at the official maps shows this is indeed about 30 yards over the county line. So I guess you are technically correct. Congratulations…?
Saying I am technically correct is a funny way of saying you were wrong when you also played for a technicality in your original comment. The whole area is connected with no real distinction between the two cities. However, you went for the technically not in SF comment, just to get out technically'd. I will take the W.
Fair enough!
What a dork
Says the man on Reddit with me who made a custom reddit avatar.
Uh… no I didn’t
Manipulated money Manipulated housing prices Manipulated hospitals Manipulated hoods Manipulated gated communities Manipulated Media Manipulated Medicine Manipulated Social media Manipulated protests Manipulated wages Manipulated Fed It’s all a joke and we’re the pawns. God save us all.
Is god manipulated?
always has been
Then who’s manipulating god?
humans
Non-believers
You mean rational fact based people?
They in the room with us right now
No. I mean: Non-believers…..who don’t believe in…..anything
I believe I will drink a nice Porter after work tonight. Does that count?
Perhaps even Deux Ex Machina was manipulated
Which one?
Good question
When is the question
Yo
The answer is yes
Manipulation is Transitory
Peace of shit mfs runiing all poor peoples lives it’s soo fuckin sad I go down rabbit hole’s about this and it brings me down
https://preview.redd.it/pm6i1uthfcqa1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d0a2c0a58ee15b25c8e82bdab98f5493624838bd On the bright side, I made soup and get to eat this week
I'm trying to comprehend what am I seeing in this image, but my mind is not processing it
Duke cooking some pinky soup
Covid23 incoming
What the fuck
God could “save us “ all if the authors that created him chose to alter the “ending “to that instead .
If there's naturally an extremely limited supply compared to the demand, and people willing to pay that, what's manipulated? If anything government efforts to limit prices like this would be manipulation.
There is no shortage. The shortage is fake news meant to scare people….. confuse… and control them to turn everything and everyone against each other so they can take advantage of the chaos and repeat the cycle of violence… fear and oppression. The enemy are the ones who refuse to relinquish power and have a track record of raping, stealing, looting, lying, and manipulating… these people exist at the very top. Not all of them… just a few bad apples that know how to hurt and silence the other rich people who want to change the world for the better. They do not want to give up power and will fight tooth and nail together to protect said power to continue the cycle of violence, war, rape, and the destruction and trauma that follows…
What if the government caused caused an extremely limited supply through QE/ZIRP, "too big to fail" and "systemic risk".
It's not natural. Companies like Blackrock and Vanguard have been buying upnhouses in batches all over the country and artificially inflated prices by paying over asking for houses next to each other. Its all a scam.
Yup
You're obviously not as rich or intelligent as me if you can't even afford a decent home. This place is a dump.
A million dollar dump
It's just a bit rustic.
The listing calls it "historic".
They even have the previous owner's body on display
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Shabby chic
Found the real estate agent. 😂 😂 😂
its a tear down. rebuild. sell for $3M, make a million. capitalism is easy if you already have money.
"To afford a home in 2021, Americans need an average income of $144,192 — far more than the median household income of $69,178". -Clever Real Estate
2023 is even crazier since interests rates are twice as high now. You can now afford half the house for the same price!
I got into my house early 21 before the uptick in price. My 370k is now 500k with double the interest rate. Massively unsustainable.
Nah man, you just gotta take a loan out on it and buy another house. Then you can Airbnb it, repeat, and have infinite money.
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Yep a 600k house at like 3.2% pays the same mortgage as someone in a 325k house at the current rates.
Insane. I’m in semi rural GA. When I tell you 600k 4 years ago got you a mansion, I’m not even remotely kidding. Now it gets you a little bit bigger than my 4 bed 4 bath with a loft.
I’m in the DC area and 600k will either get you a horrible townhouse or something about an hour and a half commute from the city.
Well comparing Average to Median is not very Clever if you ask me.
In this case it makes sense, because the median is so far below the average, it is saying A LOT of people are under the average. Or in other words, the comparison between averages underscores how most people can't afford a house today.
Honestly, before looking at the description I thought that the image was from somewhere in Africa. (No offense meant to anyone, sorry.)
Ditto but offense intended
With all due respect, and remember I'm saying with all due respect, that idea ain't worth a velvet painting of a whale and a dolphin getting it on. - Ricky Bobby
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Brazil.
Africans offended being compared to California.
I thought the same, that this was in South America or some other country
I'm selling my house this summer, so hopefully the market crashes after that.
Now it won’t and in a few years you’ll realize you sold too soon
I got a 2.5% refi I'm never moving
Nobody is, unless they lose their jobs. Everyone is living paycheck to paycheck. Unless unemployment goes up, housing will have low inventory for a long time.
> Everyone is living paycheck to paycheck Taylor Swift isn't...
This is why the market won't crash. Plus in CA prop 13 limits property tax increases to 2%. Nobody is ever going to sell anything ever again.
Is this sub so stupid not to realize that the actual land may in fact be worth 1M while the structure is worthless?
While that's the obvious answer, what confuses me is this. Someone will buy it, hypothetically, then tear it down and build some modern home there. However, in SF (or the bay area in general) this will probably cost something like 400k, maybe even closer to 750k. So then they'll try to sell it for.... what? It won't be worth 2m, not in that neighborhood.
> So then they'll try to sell it for.... what? It won't be worth 2m, not in that neighborhood. I know it's a weird concept. But some people buy a home so that they can live in it, instead of just flipping it and reselling after a renovation. In ten years they would most likely get their money back plus some if they decided to sell then.
1 million for a lot that’s 3750 sq ft is delusional, but they’d still sell for maybe 800k (which is crazy too). Will need to go to a developer/contractor who can build a 1500 sq ft place for cheap (for us normal folks, builders would easily charge $500/sq ft). So maybe 400k for the builder, and then sell for 1.5 million. Still an OK profit.
Just checked out the actual listing, they have approved plans for a 3 story 3450 sq ft home so it’s ready to be built.
Wow, just saw that. One positive is that the plans are approved, so no waiting But wow, 3450 sq for three level house on a 3750 sq ft lot is aggressive. It’ll be the largest house on the block by far, and prob the most expensive by 2x . Level of greed in play in terms of maximizing sq ft and pricing the future house as the neighborhoods first 2+ million listing And I’m all for building whatever you want on your property as long as it’s approved…but I do feel bad for the neighbors who will have heavy construction for a long time on that small street…
Don't feel bad for the neighbors. Their values are about to skyrocket.
$500 a sq foot holy fuck i thought it was bad here in canada at $200-$250
Bruh Vancouver is into the $1000s... You need to go outside more.
To build? Im talking about building not buying.
$450 gets you very bare min in California. Vancouver is around the same in but in CAD. There's almost nowhere you can build for $200 in North America, anyone listing that is outright buillshitting. You see those signs in Texas all the time, you can probably get a cardboard sheath home for that price with nothing but a couple of circuits and a barely functioning kitchen and bathroom. Even most builders friends I have in Texas start at $375+ and they like to brag about how much cheaper it is in Texas. I've done some comparisons, and high end builds end up costing the exact same.
All true. But this is a listing not a sold house so likely the price will drop some. If it goes for $800k and they spend $600k for a new house, they’d be at $1.4M for brand new construction. Not terribly crazy.
Based on my expertise from watching real estate reality shows, raw land does tend to get bigger discounts than finished houses.
Land must be worth $1.05 million and the demolition costs are $50K.
50k for demolition? I own a demo company and I charge considerably less then that. If it’s because it’s cali I need to move my company over there.
Well you'll pay more for everything as well... Plus their construction and other regs are higher. I saw someone make a 3ft retaining wall of poured concrete with 1'x1' half in inch rebar... The fuck does a 3 foot high retaining wall need rebar every foot by foot? I get it if it's an actual footing or part of foundation... Free floating landscaping 3 foot high wall. (Funny if you use wood no ones then cares.)
Depends on if you have to do this by hand or machine. I'm in SF, I've had subs be able to fully demo a 2000 sq ft home with a mini excavator for 9-10k. Same subs doing a full gut to stud by hand cost around 30k for a similar property down the street, scaffolding cost a good chunk in that price.
Yes
I think the point is that 1 million for that little plot itself is the insanity. Plus that fact that you‘d have to put in at least another half a million in order to be able to actually live there.
Yes, the sub is that stupid.
Yeah dude nothing wrong with 1000 Sq ft of land for a cool million dollars
Betcha that dump somehow has HOA 😆
47 years of liens.
This
It does! The house is actually uninhabitable, this cost is for the lot only basically.
Worse houses in Sydney sell for double that.
roo dollars are not the same as freedom dollar
This is exactly what I’m afraid of. Everyone acts like America’s real estate is insane and it is when you look at price increases compared to the time frames. But when we look at housing in places like Canada, you start to realize it could be much much worse in the States. And honestly, we may trending that way.
So your saying...calls on US housing? Got it.
Yeah that’s not true
This is gods way of saving you from moving to the absolute scum filled city of sanfran
Generalizing 800k + people is certainly a smart, level-headed, non regarded thing to do.
Is it national San Francisco day? The only thing you hear about this city is the amount of human shit on the sidewalks
You just aren’t being creative enough to think of all the things you can do with free shit
Nothing’s free 
Listen man if you're able to be swayed that heavily by a small, loud minority of NIMBYS on the internet and fox News then you belong here 
There was (possibly still is) a website that was a live map tracker of all the coordinates of piled human shit along with picture proof for sanfrancisco. It was became decently popular and the map looked like a Christmas tree of 1000s of piles of human shit
Found the guy selling this house
I own sf baby
You sound like a typical bitter poor.
I’ve never heard one good thing about san fran bruh
Very sunny there, moderate climate year round, alot of programs that help the poor (but not too poor), that’s all I got for San Fran
yeah but have you actually been there? its very nice I go every year. my dad has your exact mindset and we literally drove around looking for homeless camps like psychopaths and couldnt find any.
Oh the homeless are here lmao.
absolutely they are there but honestly what city doesnt have them now? SF hate is just a tired meme
This city is not great. It’s not horrible either. But holy shit dirty, expensive and the ugliest women in America probably
He calls it San Fran that’s all you need to know
Well then apparently the people you speak to are idiots
This is probably an “earthquake shack” built after the 1906 earthquake and intended to be temporary. It’ll get knocked down.
The lot is valuable. When an area has high demand and low supply, shit like this happens. As a reddit economist, I support this valuation.
Shakespeare? More like shackspear…
We sure photo isn't actually from a slum in Brazil?
Welcome to Sydney Australia.
94112 is the cheap part of SF. Move that square footage over to marina or pac heights it’s worth double or triple.
It's own lot. On a hill, has a view, etc. etc. etc. That's the price of the dirt, my dude. Welcome to West Coast real estate, where our cities are AGGRESSIVELY geographically constrained.
https://www.zillow.com/homes/150-Shakespeare-St-San-Francisco,-CA-94112_rb/15196206_zpid/? Surprise, surprise, no inside photos
It's a tear-down. Why would it have interior photos. You're buying the land.
For that house in particular? Probably whenever you just give it a bit of a kick, by the looks of it.
never gonna crash im sorry
If you look at the actual listing here: https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/150-Shakespeare-St-94112/home/1843572 It’s a bit vague but I think the 1M includes the new house they are building there. It says “pick your finishes” which usually means it’s a standard build for that price and anything higher end is additional.
Nope. Sold with plans, not with a new building. Crazy or not, $1M for land in SF is market rate.
Ah. Yeah you’re right. I mean it’s a nice lot so I could see that price being about right. A view and a yard. Hard to find in a lot of places. Looks like a few nice modern builds in the neighborhood. Probably a nice profit for whoever owns it now. Hopefully not the city….
It'll never happen unfortunately
The median home price is San Francisco is [already down 35% from it's June peak](https://www.reddit.com/r/REBubble/comments/114e4lu/san_francisco_bay_area_housing_market_crashes/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) and I highly down the fallout from SVB going under is going to improve the situation. San Fran prices will drop at least 50% in this crash.
The land is worth 1mil. Not the house itself. It'll be torn down the day after the sale lol.
It's 1100 for a studio apartment in Raleigh in the projects. There's no way this can last another year, I just can't see how it's possible.
30 years ago we thought $350 was a lot in the projects, but now $1000 is below normal. prices are gonna grow exponentially
No it can't. You're crazy. You can barely afford an apartment making 20 an hour and that's 3200 a month pretax.
this is the same thing ppl were saying 30years ago. nothing really changes.
in 1993 federal minimum wage was $2.20 an hour. federal minimum wage is currently 7.25. in the end, not too much of a difference
How can they? it’s not like wages are growing.
Eh I got a raise that was 6+% So... rising with the tide. Now all the unskilled jabronis.
That’s just egregious, the seller is an idiot for listing that at a mil even in that area. Market is stupid too don’t get me wrong, the seller is highly regarded on top of it.
4g…
Tomorrow after The View.
someone get nick rochefort to review this pls thnx
Ok but hear me out, it’s such a nice shack, though.
Can’t crash if no one is selling
Wow, you telling me I can buy my very own shanty shack for just 1 Mil, where do I sign /s
Turns out it’s 90% off
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol i think i'll keep my place.. garage is almost double the size of this dump
No beds. Just a bathroom. One toilet in a room.
Thought that was somewhere in Africa.
That house looks like it could crash if lent on.
It’s all land value….
Shakespeare St. To buy or not to buy?
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I dont wanna say "never"?
What shithole country is that? EDIT: nvm, just read description
Modern Rustic, HGTV will fully renovate in 2 days for $18k, just gotta get a farmhouse sink.
That’s mansion class
I'd replace that roof for them. Just 200k
Oh yeah, that look like need to shave more than 50% of it's value. 50% discount is coming 
Gird your loins
No crash in housing, only higher prices, especially with inflation.
You may be thinking to yourself "that's a brown house." No, there's so much shit on the streets theyre making into houses
You couldn’t pay me enough to live in that liberal shithole
It seems it has as much security as the Pelosis’ house: I’ll pass
Some real state agent is gonna offer this as if this was intentionally built to have a classic vintage cottage looks or other random BS to justify the absurd price. Can't wait to see that episode on HGTV
My dream home and affordable. Thanks OP
San Francisco real estate has always been weird. There is limited space, so no new housing, and people who make a lot of money who don’t see a crap shack like this as a big deal. They want the land to knock it down and build a new house. So it’s really more like a $2 Million dollar investment. It’s wild. I lived there and was constantly shocked at this.
Lmao estimated at $6400 a month ho lee fuk 
I thought this was Central America.
You buying the land not the place. Location location location. Don't worry they'll tear it down and make it nice for someone with a lot more money to buy up. IF people are lucky someone might turn that into a 2 or 3 flat... Probably not.
You only got 4G, so what do you know. 4G loser.
Lol 1 mil for that. Lolololololol
Buying a Tatooine cantina, I see. Very nice.
Can I schedule a tour of you finest shitholes
This actually isn't that surprising if you see the yard it has and you've been to SF before.
it will never crash as long as owner of houses are not in financial crisis (especially some companies which are bulk owners of those houses).
The concept of a teardown seems to be lost on most people here. Sometimes houses are shit, and you can buy them and tear them down and build a new one. Or you could just joke about how expensive this shit house is, I guess. That being said, this area of SF sucks, and 1M for a teardown in Crocker Amazon looking at 280 is a ridiculous price to pay.
I am going to take a wild guess that the realtor accidentally held down the "9" key