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Listed at: $615,000
21320 Chase St, Canoga Park, CA

Estate Agents:
Cindy Libonati
cel:818.421.4468
email:800041.lead@cendant.leadrouter.com

Jeff Biebuyck
cel:818.486.1763
email:800041.lead@cendant.leadrouter.com

website:21320ChaseStreet.com
Ewing & Associates, Sotheby’s International Realty

Magical describes this property. The owner is a landscaper and has spent over $200k in landscaping alone! You will not believe this property. Draping Wisteria, much use of stone, brick, custom touches, serene rest spots, grassy area, 4 stall barn and pipe corral, huge back area for horses or RV’s, cars, big trucks. The house has been remodeled and is charming with two fireplaces, central air and heat. Hidden from the street behind custom gates and towering trees, there is also a swimming pool nestled among a hidden paradise. Don’t miss this one!

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the sales person said you have 38 homes for sale and use x and y to denote one floor plan from the other and you have 2 floor plans.they tell you 1 sales for 175000 and the other sales for 200000 for a total of 7200000. use elimination to determine how many houses are availble in each floor

If the sum of the homes for sale is 38, we have:

x + y = 38. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(1)

Since x denotes the first floor plan, 175000x denotes the price of x floor plans. Similarly, since y denotes the second floor plan, 200000x denotes the price of y floor plans.

Since the prices total to 7200000, we have:

175000x + 200000 = 7200000
==> 7x + 8y = 288. . . . . . . . . . . ..(2)

Multiplying (1) by 7 gives:

7x + 7y = 266. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (3)

Subtracting (3) from (2) gives:

(7x + 8y) – (7x + 7y) = 288 – 266
==> y = 22.

From (1), we have:

x + 22 = 38
==> x = 16.

Therefore, there are 16 homes with the first floor plan and 22 with the second.

I hope this helps!

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1. William Randolph Hearst Estate

Located on North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, this gorgeous home was recently on the market for 160,000,000. Originally purchased in 1925 by Milton Getz vice president of Union Bank and Trust, this property was sold in 1947 to newspaper Czar William Randolph Hearst and film star Marion Davies. The original property was designed by architect Gordon Kaufman and landscape architect Paul Thiene in 1927.

2. La Belle Vie

Currently on the market for $53,000,000, this home is located behind lower Bel Air’s east gate. The current owner acquired the property in the late 80’s and hired renowned architect Michael C.F. Chan and designer Bebe Winkler to build the existing mansion modeled after French Second Empire Architecture. La Belle Vie includes a private Clinton Suite, home to President Bill Clinton during his Los Angeles visits.

3. Playboy Mansion

Likely one of the most infamous homes in the world, the Playboy Manson was purchased by Playboy founder Hugh Hefner in 1971. The mansion was Los Angeles’s first ever residential listing sold for over one million dollars. This English Tudor style manor was originally built by real estate heir Arthur Letts junior, and is now home to some of the hottest parties in the world.

4. The Spelling Manor

Located in Holmby Hills on the most exclusive street in Los Angeles, this property is currently listed as one of the most expensive homes for sale in the world at $150,000,000. Once the home of film star Bing Crosby, the property was purchased by television mogul Aaron Spelling and his wife Candy in 1983. Comprising a palatial 56,500 square feet, this crown jewel sits atop nearly five acres of flat land on the Los Angeles Country Club Golf Course.

5. Fleur de Lys

Currently on the market for $125,000,000, the greatest of L.A.’s newest estates resembles a French Villa of the early 19th century. Completed in 2002, this impressive limestone estate is complete with over 41,000 square feet of living space and includes a pool pavilion. This estate will likely be known in time as one of the grandest and most authentic villas in the United States.

6. Weber, Hilton, Murdoch Estate

Located in lower Bel Air, this property is truly one of the grandest estates ever built in Los Angeles. Surrounded by the world famous Bel Air Country club and known as the Weber, Hilton, Murdoch estate, this land was originally purchased by Hilda Weber in 1934. In 1950 the home was sold and occupied by hotel magnate Conrad Hilton and in 1979 Mr. Hilton sold the property to David Murdoch who then sold the home in 2000 to Gary winnick for a whopping $95,000,000 leaving it as the highest residential sale to date in the U.S.

7. The Kirkeby Estate

Architecturally one of the most beautiful and elegant properties in Southern California, the Kirkeby Estate is most famous for being home of the Clampett family in the 1970’s TV sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies. Millionaire Lynn Atkinson purchased the property in 1933 and hired architect Sumner Spaulding to build this mansion as a surprise for his wife Bernice. Five years after construction, Atkinson planned a surprise party to reveal the gift to his wife in front of friends. Upon arrival at the event, Atkinson’s wife whispered to her husband, “Who would ever live in a house like this? It’s so grandiose.” Horrified by his wife comment, Lynn replied, “Well, then let’s go, we don’t have to stay at this party.” As a result, this spectacular mansion was left empty for years until finally sold in July of 1945 to Arnold Kirkeby. In 1987 the Kirkeby family sold the property to producer Jerry Perenchio who subsequently purchased several adjacent homes and lots creating what is now one of the largest and most spectacular estates in the country on over 13 acres.

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This video is the final piece to our Master’s Thesis from the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication. It is a web series concept created and copywritten by Steve Gatena and Andrew McNeil. This video was originally done for realtor Christophe Choo from Coldwell Banker of Beverly Hills. We want to thank our professor Ben Lee, USC, as well as all of our sponsors Five Four Clothing, Helinet Aviation and O’Gara Coach for making this possible. Fight on!

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So we have finally found the right price. In a small village in upstate new york, the price was about 150,000. It is a foreclosure and comparables have seemingly showed that it is currently worth 160,000 and after a few "cosmestic renovations," it should be worth $200,000.
Great! We decided to put an offering of $115,000 on it as it seemed like a good starting negotiating point.
Actually no. The realtor gave us a certain date and said "by this date, the banks will be collecting offers, and there are already 3-4 offers on the house so if you really want to do it, you have to be quick." He even faxed us all offer papers and said "make sure this is faxed asap." By talking with him however, it seemed that there weren’t a lot of offers on the home (he seemed too happy to help us get the house.)
Now.
The date was supposed to pass yesterday. We didn’t send in the offer due to a small delay of paperwork by lawyer. Sad that the house may be gone, I checked today and the house has been reduced a little over $10,000!
What are the reasons that the house could have been reduced to a bit less then 140,00 when the house was already in a very low price! (When I checked the house it seemed okay but it needed a lot of cosmetic renovations.)
Does this mean that nobody put an offer on? What offer should I put on now?
By a few cosmetic renovations, what i mean is that the structure of the house is good, but it needs new carpet, painting, basement windows, small roof repair, flooring, appliances and new bathtub and toilet, basically less than $30,000 of work.
Ive really fallin in love with the house but i dont want to make a bad decision.

I agree with Blair—if you are dealing with the sellers agent I am not a bit surprised….It is their job to get the most money as quick as possible which results in the biggest Commission…If you have your own agent they should be fired….I would certainly retain your own agent who can cut through the BS.Since it is illegal to put a pending offer out to others interested this often happens.

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Take the Next Edge Video Luxury Home Tour of this magnificent multi million dollar Calvis Wyant built estate in the most prestigious area of Paradise Valley. This Palm tree framed paradise offers the best in Arizona indoor and outdoor luxury living and is a great opportunity to own a Calvis Wyant custom home! Visit www.calviswyant.com for more information – Copyright Next Edge Video and www.nextedgevideo.com – Luxury real estate home video production for the finest homes in Arizona and around the country.

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A tour of Sarasota Florida

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The following is a small tribute to Westchester. I used to hang out there, thus the slacker tone of this cheap-o slide show….and why Time Passages?! I heard too often and the lyrics are related close enough to abuse the lyrics and their meaning. My apologies to Mr. Stewart.

For further weird details, go to my Westchester web site at:
http://www.geocities.com/oddlystupid/westchester.html

All Copyright Acknowledged and later put to bed. TIME PASSAGES: © Al Stewart

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