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March 8, 2010 at 7:09 AM #17159March 8, 2010 at 7:40 AM #522500
nocommonsense
ParticipantI have a feeling you’ll regret moving to the much smaller house SOON. How about a bit further from the coast to get more house for $600K, which sounds like an extremely steep price to pay for a $1300 sq ft house.
March 8, 2010 at 7:40 AM #522642nocommonsense
ParticipantI have a feeling you’ll regret moving to the much smaller house SOON. How about a bit further from the coast to get more house for $600K, which sounds like an extremely steep price to pay for a $1300 sq ft house.
March 8, 2010 at 7:40 AM #523080nocommonsense
ParticipantI have a feeling you’ll regret moving to the much smaller house SOON. How about a bit further from the coast to get more house for $600K, which sounds like an extremely steep price to pay for a $1300 sq ft house.
March 8, 2010 at 7:40 AM #523173nocommonsense
ParticipantI have a feeling you’ll regret moving to the much smaller house SOON. How about a bit further from the coast to get more house for $600K, which sounds like an extremely steep price to pay for a $1300 sq ft house.
March 8, 2010 at 7:40 AM #523432nocommonsense
ParticipantI have a feeling you’ll regret moving to the much smaller house SOON. How about a bit further from the coast to get more house for $600K, which sounds like an extremely steep price to pay for a $1300 sq ft house.
March 8, 2010 at 8:11 AM #522530cvmom
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts! You may be right on the coming regret…As a working mom, I have to keep my commute time to an absolute minimum, and we love our neighborhood and schools in CV. So definitely we are staying in this area (The Heights, I think it’s called), one way or the other.
March 8, 2010 at 8:11 AM #522671cvmom
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts! You may be right on the coming regret…As a working mom, I have to keep my commute time to an absolute minimum, and we love our neighborhood and schools in CV. So definitely we are staying in this area (The Heights, I think it’s called), one way or the other.
March 8, 2010 at 8:11 AM #523110cvmom
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts! You may be right on the coming regret…As a working mom, I have to keep my commute time to an absolute minimum, and we love our neighborhood and schools in CV. So definitely we are staying in this area (The Heights, I think it’s called), one way or the other.
March 8, 2010 at 8:11 AM #523204cvmom
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts! You may be right on the coming regret…As a working mom, I have to keep my commute time to an absolute minimum, and we love our neighborhood and schools in CV. So definitely we are staying in this area (The Heights, I think it’s called), one way or the other.
March 8, 2010 at 8:11 AM #523462cvmom
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts! You may be right on the coming regret…As a working mom, I have to keep my commute time to an absolute minimum, and we love our neighborhood and schools in CV. So definitely we are staying in this area (The Heights, I think it’s called), one way or the other.
March 8, 2010 at 10:29 AM #522605Scarlett
ParticipantHow large is your current house? I know CV is extremely overpriced, but I would think for 1M you have at least 2500 sf and at least 4 decent size bedrooms? I think you and your kids will be pretty unhappy switching to a 1300 sf house, and regret it. Perhaps you can find something a little bigger than that, say, a 4 bdr of at least 1700 sf, even though you’d still have a little mortgage to pay…I am not sure though if in this case it’s worth the move and upheaval. I think 1300 sf is a bit extreme. I completely understand why you don’t want to leave CV. I am not saying in general a family of 4 can’t stay in a 3 bdr 1300 sf, but in your case it could be very rough.
Edit – one more thing – I think it’s a bad idea to post your exact address on a public website. Street should have been enough. Perhaps Rich or you can edit it.
March 8, 2010 at 10:29 AM #522746Scarlett
ParticipantHow large is your current house? I know CV is extremely overpriced, but I would think for 1M you have at least 2500 sf and at least 4 decent size bedrooms? I think you and your kids will be pretty unhappy switching to a 1300 sf house, and regret it. Perhaps you can find something a little bigger than that, say, a 4 bdr of at least 1700 sf, even though you’d still have a little mortgage to pay…I am not sure though if in this case it’s worth the move and upheaval. I think 1300 sf is a bit extreme. I completely understand why you don’t want to leave CV. I am not saying in general a family of 4 can’t stay in a 3 bdr 1300 sf, but in your case it could be very rough.
Edit – one more thing – I think it’s a bad idea to post your exact address on a public website. Street should have been enough. Perhaps Rich or you can edit it.
March 8, 2010 at 10:29 AM #523185Scarlett
ParticipantHow large is your current house? I know CV is extremely overpriced, but I would think for 1M you have at least 2500 sf and at least 4 decent size bedrooms? I think you and your kids will be pretty unhappy switching to a 1300 sf house, and regret it. Perhaps you can find something a little bigger than that, say, a 4 bdr of at least 1700 sf, even though you’d still have a little mortgage to pay…I am not sure though if in this case it’s worth the move and upheaval. I think 1300 sf is a bit extreme. I completely understand why you don’t want to leave CV. I am not saying in general a family of 4 can’t stay in a 3 bdr 1300 sf, but in your case it could be very rough.
Edit – one more thing – I think it’s a bad idea to post your exact address on a public website. Street should have been enough. Perhaps Rich or you can edit it.
March 8, 2010 at 10:29 AM #523281Scarlett
ParticipantHow large is your current house? I know CV is extremely overpriced, but I would think for 1M you have at least 2500 sf and at least 4 decent size bedrooms? I think you and your kids will be pretty unhappy switching to a 1300 sf house, and regret it. Perhaps you can find something a little bigger than that, say, a 4 bdr of at least 1700 sf, even though you’d still have a little mortgage to pay…I am not sure though if in this case it’s worth the move and upheaval. I think 1300 sf is a bit extreme. I completely understand why you don’t want to leave CV. I am not saying in general a family of 4 can’t stay in a 3 bdr 1300 sf, but in your case it could be very rough.
Edit – one more thing – I think it’s a bad idea to post your exact address on a public website. Street should have been enough. Perhaps Rich or you can edit it.
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