1025 brightwood 92078

[LAAFTERHOURS]

MR 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?

[Anonymous]

Wating for bottom, brace yourelf, we are going lower than 2002 levels, lower than 2000 levels…and even far lower from there. Although it’s quite a puzzle, try to incororate the bigger picture. We are in the middle of a nuclear financial war in the USA, and SoCal is part of ground zero. Good luck and take a pulse check about 2013 or a few years later for when I think we are approaching a bottom.

[Anonymous]

Wating for bottom, brace yourelf, we are going lower than 2002 levels, lower than 2000 levels…and even far lower from there. Although it’s quite a puzzle, try to incororate the bigger picture. We are in the middle of a nuclear financial war in the USA, and SoCal is part of ground zero. Good luck and take a pulse check about 2013 or a few years later for when I think we are approaching a bottom.

[Anonymous]

Wating for bottom, brace yourelf, we are going lower than 2002 levels, lower than 2000 levels…and even far lower from there. Although it’s quite a puzzle, try to incororate the bigger picture. We are in the middle of a nuclear financial war in the USA, and SoCal is part of ground zero. Good luck and take a pulse check about 2013 or a few years later for when I think we are approaching a bottom.

[Anonymous]

Wating for bottom, brace yourelf, we are going lower than 2002 levels, lower than 2000 levels…and even far lower from there. Although it’s quite a puzzle, try to incororate the bigger picture. We are in the middle of a nuclear financial war in the USA, and SoCal is part of ground zero. Good luck and take a pulse check about 2013 or a few years later for when I think we are approaching a bottom.

[Anonymous]

Wating for bottom, brace yourelf, we are going lower than 2002 levels, lower than 2000 levels…and even far lower from there. Although it’s quite a puzzle, try to incororate the bigger picture. We are in the middle of a nuclear financial war in the USA, and SoCal is part of ground zero. Good luck and take a pulse check about 2013 or a few years later for when I think we are approaching a bottom.

[PKMAN]

MR is just not good business

I see 2 issues with MR:

1. Claiming MR as part of the property tax is like speeding, technically illegal but everyone does it. Still, there’s a real risk and repercussion of getting caught.

2. Just because MR is tax deductible doesn’t mean that it’s fully offset. I believe most middle class family will still end up paying 50% – 60%, after tax deduction. For a home with MR of $4,000+, combining with HOA of $85 – $250 per month, that’s still a lot.

SEH is a middle class community, and a very attractive one, I must say. If/when an average single family house (2,000 – 2,500 sq.ft.) in good condition falls to less than $400K in SEH, it would be a worthy purchase, offsetting the high MR and/or HOA.

[PKMAN]

MR is just not good business

I see 2 issues with MR:

1. Claiming MR as part of the property tax is like speeding, technically illegal but everyone does it. Still, there’s a real risk and repercussion of getting caught.

2. Just because MR is tax deductible doesn’t mean that it’s fully offset. I believe most middle class family will still end up paying 50% – 60%, after tax deduction. For a home with MR of $4,000+, combining with HOA of $85 – $250 per month, that’s still a lot.

SEH is a middle class community, and a very attractive one, I must say. If/when an average single family house (2,000 – 2,500 sq.ft.) in good condition falls to less than $400K in SEH, it would be a worthy purchase, offsetting the high MR and/or HOA.

[PKMAN]

MR is just not good business

I see 2 issues with MR:

1. Claiming MR as part of the property tax is like speeding, technically illegal but everyone does it. Still, there’s a real risk and repercussion of getting caught.

2. Just because MR is tax deductible doesn’t mean that it’s fully offset. I believe most middle class family will still end up paying 50% – 60%, after tax deduction. For a home with MR of $4,000+, combining with HOA of $85 – $250 per month, that’s still a lot.

SEH is a middle class community, and a very attractive one, I must say. If/when an average single family house (2,000 – 2,500 sq.ft.) in good condition falls to less than $400K in SEH, it would be a worthy purchase, offsetting the high MR and/or HOA.

[PKMAN]

MR is just not good business

I see 2 issues with MR:

1. Claiming MR as part of the property tax is like speeding, technically illegal but everyone does it. Still, there’s a real risk and repercussion of getting caught.

2. Just because MR is tax deductible doesn’t mean that it’s fully offset. I believe most middle class family will still end up paying 50% – 60%, after tax deduction. For a home with MR of $4,000+, combining with HOA of $85 – $250 per month, that’s still a lot.

SEH is a middle class community, and a very attractive one, I must say. If/when an average single family house (2,000 – 2,500 sq.ft.) in good condition falls to less than $400K in SEH, it would be a worthy purchase, offsetting the high MR and/or HOA.

[PKMAN]

MR is just not good business

I see 2 issues with MR:

1. Claiming MR as part of the property tax is like speeding, technically illegal but everyone does it. Still, there’s a real risk and repercussion of getting caught.

2. Just because MR is tax deductible doesn’t mean that it’s fully offset. I believe most middle class family will still end up paying 50% – 60%, after tax deduction. For a home with MR of $4,000+, combining with HOA of $85 – $250 per month, that’s still a lot.

SEH is a middle class community, and a very attractive one, I must say. If/when an average single family house (2,000 – 2,500 sq.ft.) in good condition falls to less than $400K in SEH, it would be a worthy purchase, offsetting the high MR and/or HOA.

[waiting for bottom]

How do you define 2000 levels or lower for homes built in 2002 or 2006? What comps do you use?

[waiting for bottom]

How do you define 2000 levels or lower for homes built in 2002 or 2006? What comps do you use?

[waiting for bottom]

How do you define 2000 levels or lower for homes built in 2002 or 2006? What comps do you use?

[waiting for bottom]

How do you define 2000 levels or lower for homes built in 2002 or 2006? What comps do you use?

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