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December 26, 2008 at 9:57 AM #320716December 26, 2008 at 12:15 PM #320213EugeneParticipant
[quote=PKMAN] Based on a total of 35% deduction (taxes, 401K, medical, etc.), the family’s combined income must be higher than $120K. That’s still way too unaffordable for me or most San Diegan families.
[/quote]Well, SEH is not a middle-class area.
And, your combined monthly payment of $3355/month includes $520 of “forced savings (principal)” and $650-$750 of tax savings. So, your “rent equivalent” is in low 2000’s. For a house that rents in high 2000’s.
December 26, 2008 at 12:15 PM #320559EugeneParticipant[quote=PKMAN] Based on a total of 35% deduction (taxes, 401K, medical, etc.), the family’s combined income must be higher than $120K. That’s still way too unaffordable for me or most San Diegan families.
[/quote]Well, SEH is not a middle-class area.
And, your combined monthly payment of $3355/month includes $520 of “forced savings (principal)” and $650-$750 of tax savings. So, your “rent equivalent” is in low 2000’s. For a house that rents in high 2000’s.
December 26, 2008 at 12:15 PM #320613EugeneParticipant[quote=PKMAN] Based on a total of 35% deduction (taxes, 401K, medical, etc.), the family’s combined income must be higher than $120K. That’s still way too unaffordable for me or most San Diegan families.
[/quote]Well, SEH is not a middle-class area.
And, your combined monthly payment of $3355/month includes $520 of “forced savings (principal)” and $650-$750 of tax savings. So, your “rent equivalent” is in low 2000’s. For a house that rents in high 2000’s.
December 26, 2008 at 12:15 PM #320630EugeneParticipant[quote=PKMAN] Based on a total of 35% deduction (taxes, 401K, medical, etc.), the family’s combined income must be higher than $120K. That’s still way too unaffordable for me or most San Diegan families.
[/quote]Well, SEH is not a middle-class area.
And, your combined monthly payment of $3355/month includes $520 of “forced savings (principal)” and $650-$750 of tax savings. So, your “rent equivalent” is in low 2000’s. For a house that rents in high 2000’s.
December 26, 2008 at 12:15 PM #320711EugeneParticipant[quote=PKMAN] Based on a total of 35% deduction (taxes, 401K, medical, etc.), the family’s combined income must be higher than $120K. That’s still way too unaffordable for me or most San Diegan families.
[/quote]Well, SEH is not a middle-class area.
And, your combined monthly payment of $3355/month includes $520 of “forced savings (principal)” and $650-$750 of tax savings. So, your “rent equivalent” is in low 2000’s. For a house that rents in high 2000’s.
December 26, 2008 at 5:13 PM #320283jetonejetParticipant$2600 for 2600sq ft off on Hollowbrook, and includeds my gardner and water. Owner paid $600K with $300K down, so their not likely going to walk. GOod for me, bad for them.
December 26, 2008 at 5:13 PM #320629jetonejetParticipant$2600 for 2600sq ft off on Hollowbrook, and includeds my gardner and water. Owner paid $600K with $300K down, so their not likely going to walk. GOod for me, bad for them.
December 26, 2008 at 5:13 PM #320683jetonejetParticipant$2600 for 2600sq ft off on Hollowbrook, and includeds my gardner and water. Owner paid $600K with $300K down, so their not likely going to walk. GOod for me, bad for them.
December 26, 2008 at 5:13 PM #320700jetonejetParticipant$2600 for 2600sq ft off on Hollowbrook, and includeds my gardner and water. Owner paid $600K with $300K down, so their not likely going to walk. GOod for me, bad for them.
December 26, 2008 at 5:13 PM #320781jetonejetParticipant$2600 for 2600sq ft off on Hollowbrook, and includeds my gardner and water. Owner paid $600K with $300K down, so their not likely going to walk. GOod for me, bad for them.
December 27, 2008 at 7:05 AM #320388LAAFTERHOURSParticipantMR are included with your real estate tax bill supposedly and I have asked many people in MR homes if they deduct it – all of them do although not supposed to. I wonder when that will start getting enforced. Until it is, MR arent as bad as they seem. And on that note, with these MR areas as bad as they are, I bet the tax man doesnt enforce it so as to not make things worse.
Two comments about 400K homes – the ones on Old glen backup to Power Towers. That street was asking low 600s back in Jan 2007. These must come way down, possibly sub 400 to be worth anything. Those power towers are too close.
Down the hill near the towncenter on (Calistoga and Kenwood) yes I think these need to get to 400. They are small homes.
I wish someone would put in a cafe/ lounge at night where the adults could walk to in the evenings. Whatever happened to the proposed restaraunts?
December 27, 2008 at 7:05 AM #320734LAAFTERHOURSParticipantMR are included with your real estate tax bill supposedly and I have asked many people in MR homes if they deduct it – all of them do although not supposed to. I wonder when that will start getting enforced. Until it is, MR arent as bad as they seem. And on that note, with these MR areas as bad as they are, I bet the tax man doesnt enforce it so as to not make things worse.
Two comments about 400K homes – the ones on Old glen backup to Power Towers. That street was asking low 600s back in Jan 2007. These must come way down, possibly sub 400 to be worth anything. Those power towers are too close.
Down the hill near the towncenter on (Calistoga and Kenwood) yes I think these need to get to 400. They are small homes.
I wish someone would put in a cafe/ lounge at night where the adults could walk to in the evenings. Whatever happened to the proposed restaraunts?
December 27, 2008 at 7:05 AM #320788LAAFTERHOURSParticipantMR are included with your real estate tax bill supposedly and I have asked many people in MR homes if they deduct it – all of them do although not supposed to. I wonder when that will start getting enforced. Until it is, MR arent as bad as they seem. And on that note, with these MR areas as bad as they are, I bet the tax man doesnt enforce it so as to not make things worse.
Two comments about 400K homes – the ones on Old glen backup to Power Towers. That street was asking low 600s back in Jan 2007. These must come way down, possibly sub 400 to be worth anything. Those power towers are too close.
Down the hill near the towncenter on (Calistoga and Kenwood) yes I think these need to get to 400. They are small homes.
I wish someone would put in a cafe/ lounge at night where the adults could walk to in the evenings. Whatever happened to the proposed restaraunts?
December 27, 2008 at 7:05 AM #320805LAAFTERHOURSParticipantMR are included with your real estate tax bill supposedly and I have asked many people in MR homes if they deduct it – all of them do although not supposed to. I wonder when that will start getting enforced. Until it is, MR arent as bad as they seem. And on that note, with these MR areas as bad as they are, I bet the tax man doesnt enforce it so as to not make things worse.
Two comments about 400K homes – the ones on Old glen backup to Power Towers. That street was asking low 600s back in Jan 2007. These must come way down, possibly sub 400 to be worth anything. Those power towers are too close.
Down the hill near the towncenter on (Calistoga and Kenwood) yes I think these need to get to 400. They are small homes.
I wish someone would put in a cafe/ lounge at night where the adults could walk to in the evenings. Whatever happened to the proposed restaraunts?
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