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March 8, 2010 at 12:50 PM #523587March 8, 2010 at 12:51 PM #522660
Scarlett
ParticipantTotally agree with FLU. He has very good points, not the least being that it’s not a good idea to buy from a friend…
March 8, 2010 at 12:51 PM #522801Scarlett
ParticipantTotally agree with FLU. He has very good points, not the least being that it’s not a good idea to buy from a friend…
March 8, 2010 at 12:51 PM #523240Scarlett
ParticipantTotally agree with FLU. He has very good points, not the least being that it’s not a good idea to buy from a friend…
March 8, 2010 at 12:51 PM #523336Scarlett
ParticipantTotally agree with FLU. He has very good points, not the least being that it’s not a good idea to buy from a friend…
March 8, 2010 at 12:51 PM #523592Scarlett
ParticipantTotally agree with FLU. He has very good points, not the least being that it’s not a good idea to buy from a friend…
March 8, 2010 at 2:00 PM #522695UCGal
ParticipantIs it a townhouse or a single cvmom would be moving to?
I assumed a single with similar mello-roos and HOA. (She said a few blocks away.)
As far as property tax… cvmom – if you or your husband are over 55 – you can transfer your prop 13 tax rate to the smaller house because it is a lower price. (Can’t transfer it to a higher priced place, has to have one owner be over 55.)
Given you have kids in school – odds are you and hubby aren’t old enough to qualify – but since our household qualified – perhaps yours does. (I got married later, and married someone even older than me.)
March 8, 2010 at 2:00 PM #522836UCGal
ParticipantIs it a townhouse or a single cvmom would be moving to?
I assumed a single with similar mello-roos and HOA. (She said a few blocks away.)
As far as property tax… cvmom – if you or your husband are over 55 – you can transfer your prop 13 tax rate to the smaller house because it is a lower price. (Can’t transfer it to a higher priced place, has to have one owner be over 55.)
Given you have kids in school – odds are you and hubby aren’t old enough to qualify – but since our household qualified – perhaps yours does. (I got married later, and married someone even older than me.)
March 8, 2010 at 2:00 PM #523275UCGal
ParticipantIs it a townhouse or a single cvmom would be moving to?
I assumed a single with similar mello-roos and HOA. (She said a few blocks away.)
As far as property tax… cvmom – if you or your husband are over 55 – you can transfer your prop 13 tax rate to the smaller house because it is a lower price. (Can’t transfer it to a higher priced place, has to have one owner be over 55.)
Given you have kids in school – odds are you and hubby aren’t old enough to qualify – but since our household qualified – perhaps yours does. (I got married later, and married someone even older than me.)
March 8, 2010 at 2:00 PM #523371UCGal
ParticipantIs it a townhouse or a single cvmom would be moving to?
I assumed a single with similar mello-roos and HOA. (She said a few blocks away.)
As far as property tax… cvmom – if you or your husband are over 55 – you can transfer your prop 13 tax rate to the smaller house because it is a lower price. (Can’t transfer it to a higher priced place, has to have one owner be over 55.)
Given you have kids in school – odds are you and hubby aren’t old enough to qualify – but since our household qualified – perhaps yours does. (I got married later, and married someone even older than me.)
March 8, 2010 at 2:00 PM #523627UCGal
ParticipantIs it a townhouse or a single cvmom would be moving to?
I assumed a single with similar mello-roos and HOA. (She said a few blocks away.)
As far as property tax… cvmom – if you or your husband are over 55 – you can transfer your prop 13 tax rate to the smaller house because it is a lower price. (Can’t transfer it to a higher priced place, has to have one owner be over 55.)
Given you have kids in school – odds are you and hubby aren’t old enough to qualify – but since our household qualified – perhaps yours does. (I got married later, and married someone even older than me.)
March 8, 2010 at 2:19 PM #522705cvmom
ParticipantYes, is a single-family home we’d be moving to, not attached. No Mello-Roos or HOA, same as other area. When I mentioned “The Heights”, I think that this the name of the area I live in (Pine Meadow Ct), not a condo subdivision. For property tax, we would be paying about the same as our current place, FLU is correct.
And “friend” was probably the wrong characterization of the seller–“acquaintance” would be more accurate. Not mixing friendship and business, I don’t think, this would be purely business.
There are no second mortgages or other ATM-like transactions on the first house…
One option I suppose would be to keep the Pine Meadow Ct house and rent it…then we’d have an escape valve if the 1300 sq ft proved to be non-workable. But I have to say, I’m leaning more and more towards taking the leap…please talk me down if you think it is a huge mistake!
March 8, 2010 at 2:19 PM #522846cvmom
ParticipantYes, is a single-family home we’d be moving to, not attached. No Mello-Roos or HOA, same as other area. When I mentioned “The Heights”, I think that this the name of the area I live in (Pine Meadow Ct), not a condo subdivision. For property tax, we would be paying about the same as our current place, FLU is correct.
And “friend” was probably the wrong characterization of the seller–“acquaintance” would be more accurate. Not mixing friendship and business, I don’t think, this would be purely business.
There are no second mortgages or other ATM-like transactions on the first house…
One option I suppose would be to keep the Pine Meadow Ct house and rent it…then we’d have an escape valve if the 1300 sq ft proved to be non-workable. But I have to say, I’m leaning more and more towards taking the leap…please talk me down if you think it is a huge mistake!
March 8, 2010 at 2:19 PM #523285cvmom
ParticipantYes, is a single-family home we’d be moving to, not attached. No Mello-Roos or HOA, same as other area. When I mentioned “The Heights”, I think that this the name of the area I live in (Pine Meadow Ct), not a condo subdivision. For property tax, we would be paying about the same as our current place, FLU is correct.
And “friend” was probably the wrong characterization of the seller–“acquaintance” would be more accurate. Not mixing friendship and business, I don’t think, this would be purely business.
There are no second mortgages or other ATM-like transactions on the first house…
One option I suppose would be to keep the Pine Meadow Ct house and rent it…then we’d have an escape valve if the 1300 sq ft proved to be non-workable. But I have to say, I’m leaning more and more towards taking the leap…please talk me down if you think it is a huge mistake!
March 8, 2010 at 2:19 PM #523381cvmom
ParticipantYes, is a single-family home we’d be moving to, not attached. No Mello-Roos or HOA, same as other area. When I mentioned “The Heights”, I think that this the name of the area I live in (Pine Meadow Ct), not a condo subdivision. For property tax, we would be paying about the same as our current place, FLU is correct.
And “friend” was probably the wrong characterization of the seller–“acquaintance” would be more accurate. Not mixing friendship and business, I don’t think, this would be purely business.
There are no second mortgages or other ATM-like transactions on the first house…
One option I suppose would be to keep the Pine Meadow Ct house and rent it…then we’d have an escape valve if the 1300 sq ft proved to be non-workable. But I have to say, I’m leaning more and more towards taking the leap…please talk me down if you think it is a huge mistake!
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