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      Overclock de um Intel P4 Northwood com Solução de Resfriamento Thermaltake
      Assista este video, que mostra um overclock de um Intel Pentium 4 Northwood O video mostra, em sequência: - a remocao do cooler do processador - a instalacao de um suporte para o waterblock - passando pasta termica Artic no processador - instalação do waterblock - instalação das memórias - parafusando a placa mae no gabinete - instalação do hd - instalação da fonte [...]

      Written by: Windows x Linux


      Northwood State Bank
      Northwood State BankNorthwood State Bank

      Written by: Jerry Reynolds


      Northwood Park 1989
      Northwood Park 1989Northwood Park 1989

      Written by: Jerry Reynolds


      Northwood ND Tornado - Firemen
        Firemen patrolling the streets of Northwood ND on August 27th 2007.   Northwood ND Tornado aftermath. The small midwest town of Northwood ND was hit with an F-4 Tornado on August 26th 2007.     If you would like to help by donating food or financial assistance, go to HelpNorthwood.com for more info.   Jerry Reynolds Fargo ND Photography

      Written by: Jerry Reynolds - Fargo ND Photoblog


      Shattered Dreams - Northwood ND Tornado Aftermath
      Northwood ND Tornado aftermath. The small midwest town of Northwood ND was hit with an F-4 Tornado on August 26th 2007.     Photo by Jerry Reynolds - Fargo ND

      Written by: Jerry Reynolds - Fargo ND Photoblog


      Northwood_Tornado_Firemen.jpg
      Northwood_Tornado_Firemen.jpg

      Written by: Jerry Reynolds


      Courtside in Northwood
      Address: 50 Fillmore, Irvine, CA 92620 (Northwood) Plan: 1538 sq ft - 3/2 MLS: S481925 DOM: 11 Sale History: 8/19/2005: $680,000 8/20/1993: $260,000 Current Price: $719,000 This Plan 1 home in the Courtside tract in the village of Northwood was purchased by investors in August 2005 for $680,000 with what looks to be about 50% down. Perhaps it was a 1031 exchange? Anyways, it’s currently occupied by tenants and the description says ‘Taking Backup…. and Sold as is‘. The private remarks state ‘Some TLC needed‘. Just a few days on the market and they’ve already got an offer? That’s surprising.. Assuming 6% in selling costs, the investors will lose about $3k if they get their asking price. No big deal.. I only found a couple sales for this floorplan: 7 Buchanan sold for $670,000 on 1/26/2006 2 Shelby sold for $690,000 on 9/26/2006 2 Shelby closed not that long ago after sitting on the market for 123 days. After taking a look

      Written by: Irvine Housing Blog


      Short-Sale in Northwood
      Asking Price: $925,000 Purchase Price: $940,000 Purchase Date: 11/07/2005 Address: 4 Ticonderoga, Irvine, CA 92620 Beds: 5 Baths: 3 Sq. Ft.*: 3,029 Lot Sq. Ft.*: 5,300 Year Built: 1980 Stories: 2 Type: Single Family Residence Neighborhood: Northwood $/Sq. Ft.*: $305 MLS: P561270 Status: Active on market On Redfin: 52 days We have written a great deal about the coming foreclosure tsunami which will drive prices lower. This is just the beginning. This house is going to sell for less than its 2005 purchase price because the owner has to sell. Must-sell inventory lowers the comps in the entire neighborhood. Right now, these sales are more the exception than the rule, but the stress of mortgage resets has not hit the market yet, so more of these sales are coming. . . From Redfin: “SHORT SALE, PRE-FORECLOSURE, UNDERMARKET OPPORTUNITY. A bright home in desirable Northwood Village of Irvine. Walking distance to elementary & middle scho

      Written by: Irvine Housing Blog


      Short-Sale in Northwood
      Asking Price: $925,000 Purchase Price: $940,000 Purchase Date: 11/07/2005 Address: 4 Ticonderoga, Irvine, CA 92620 Beds: 5 Baths: 3 Sq. Ft.*: 3,029 Lot Sq. Ft.*: 5,300 Year Built: 1980 Stories: 2 Type: Single Family Residence Neighborhood: Northwood $/Sq. Ft.*: $305 MLS: P561270 Status: Active on market On Redfin: 52 days We have written a great deal about the coming foreclosure tsunami which will drive prices lower. This is just the beginning. This house is going to sell for less than its 2005 purchase price because the owner has to sell. Must-sell inventory lowers the comps in the entire neighborhood. Right now, these sales are more the exception than the rule, but the stress of mortgage resets has not hit the market yet, so more of these sales are coming. . . From Redfin: “SHORT SALE, PRE-FORECLOSURE, UNDERMARKET OPPORTUNITY. A bright home in desirable Northwood Village of Irvine. Walking distance to elementary & middle schoo

      Written by: Irvine Housing Blog


      Silverado - Another 2006 Flip in Northwood Pointe
      Address: 2 Bramblewood, Irvine, CA 92620 (Northwood Pointe) Plan: 3000 sq ft - 4/4 MLS: S472587 DOM: 45 Sale History: 07/05/2006: $1,150,000 Current Price: $1,289,000 Just a quick glance at the numbers above will tell you that this flip isn’t a flop quite yet. The featured home is a Plan 3? in the Silverado tract built by California Pacific Homes in the village of Northwood Pointe. The sellers purchased this home on 7/5/2006 for $1,150,000. It was originally listed by the previous seller at $1,245,000 so it seems like the current owners tried to catch a falling knife last summer. Bad timing… Looking at title information, I’ve found one loan for $920k (80%), so they may have put 20% down. It’s interesting how the home is priced HIGHER than it was when it didn’t sell last year. The description on MLS says “MOTIVATED SELLERS!!!”. If they are motivated, then why are they still hoping for a nice profit here? Assuming 6% in selling costs

      Written by: Irvine Housing Blog


      Bainbridge - A 6 month flip in Northwood Pointe
      Address: 7 Green Hollow, Irvine, CA 92620 (Northwood Pointe) Plan: 3004 sq ft - 5bd/4ba MLS: S470910 DOM: 51 Sale History: 7/28/2006: $1,230,000 6/6/1997: $337,000 Current Price: $1,249,900 Here we’ve got a plan 3 in the Bainbridge tract built by California Pacific Homes in Northwood Pointe. It was purchased at the peak(?) in the summer of 2006 for $1,230,000 and subsequently listed 5 months later at $1,249,900. Ummm… prices have gone DOWN in the last 5 months, not UP. But sure, I understand that no one wants to lose money. From what I can gather, it was purchased with 20% down and in December 2006 they refinanced the 80% and took out a 10% HELOC. There’s definitely some room to bring the price down on this depending upon how motivated the sellers are. Is this is a greedy flip or a corporate relo? Who knows? But I do know that the pictures put up for this home on MLS are of horrible quality which is surprising since the agent is a pretty big producer in Irv

      Written by: Irvine Housing Blog


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