$200K price drop on house…what’s going on in Temecula?

[paramount]

I could write a book on HOA’s….the HOA in Paloma del Sol is very strong, but there is only so much an HOA can do. An HOA has legal limitations.

I will phrase the question this way: Will Temecula become an Escondido in the next 10-20 years?

If I had to guess, I would say no but probably similar, maybe more like Poway.

There will be “nice” sections and “not so nice” sections. It’s basically that way now.

[Bunny Meadows]

Hmmmm…your Escondido analogy is excellent.

I apologize if I offended anyone with my comments. I am not a racist, or an exclusionary sort of person. I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Truly, I feel like there is an unspoken fear among many around here: that one will buy into a community that LOOKS nice but may attract people who for a variety of reasons – cultural, educational background, inexperience, etc – don’t believe in/understand house maintenance or upkeep. Or that the percentage of rentals will increase on a given street, giving it that “transient” feel.

I suppose there are simply no guarantees, eh….

[Bunny Meadows]

Hmmmm…your Escondido analogy is excellent.

I apologize if I offended anyone with my comments. I am not a racist, or an exclusionary sort of person. I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Truly, I feel like there is an unspoken fear among many around here: that one will buy into a community that LOOKS nice but may attract people who for a variety of reasons – cultural, educational background, inexperience, etc – don’t believe in/understand house maintenance or upkeep. Or that the percentage of rentals will increase on a given street, giving it that “transient” feel.

I suppose there are simply no guarantees, eh….

[Bunny Meadows]

Hmmmm…your Escondido analogy is excellent.

I apologize if I offended anyone with my comments. I am not a racist, or an exclusionary sort of person. I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Truly, I feel like there is an unspoken fear among many around here: that one will buy into a community that LOOKS nice but may attract people who for a variety of reasons – cultural, educational background, inexperience, etc – don’t believe in/understand house maintenance or upkeep. Or that the percentage of rentals will increase on a given street, giving it that “transient” feel.

I suppose there are simply no guarantees, eh….

[Bunny Meadows]

Hmmmm…your Escondido analogy is excellent.

I apologize if I offended anyone with my comments. I am not a racist, or an exclusionary sort of person. I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Truly, I feel like there is an unspoken fear among many around here: that one will buy into a community that LOOKS nice but may attract people who for a variety of reasons – cultural, educational background, inexperience, etc – don’t believe in/understand house maintenance or upkeep. Or that the percentage of rentals will increase on a given street, giving it that “transient” feel.

I suppose there are simply no guarantees, eh….

[Bunny Meadows]

Hmmmm…your Escondido analogy is excellent.

I apologize if I offended anyone with my comments. I am not a racist, or an exclusionary sort of person. I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Truly, I feel like there is an unspoken fear among many around here: that one will buy into a community that LOOKS nice but may attract people who for a variety of reasons – cultural, educational background, inexperience, etc – don’t believe in/understand house maintenance or upkeep. Or that the percentage of rentals will increase on a given street, giving it that “transient” feel.

I suppose there are simply no guarantees, eh….

[SeekerX]

>>I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Most people do and you shouldn’t have to apolgize for expressing your desire not to live by people who don’t share those values. That’s what attracts me to Piggington is that people tell it like it is around here instead of politically correct BS. 🙂

[SeekerX]

>>I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Most people do and you shouldn’t have to apolgize for expressing your desire not to live by people who don’t share those values. That’s what attracts me to Piggington is that people tell it like it is around here instead of politically correct BS. 🙂

[SeekerX]

>>I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Most people do and you shouldn’t have to apolgize for expressing your desire not to live by people who don’t share those values. That’s what attracts me to Piggington is that people tell it like it is around here instead of politically correct BS. 🙂

[SeekerX]

>>I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Most people do and you shouldn’t have to apolgize for expressing your desire not to live by people who don’t share those values. That’s what attracts me to Piggington is that people tell it like it is around here instead of politically correct BS. 🙂

[SeekerX]

>>I just want to live in a place where people share my values when it comes to home ownership.

Most people do and you shouldn’t have to apolgize for expressing your desire not to live by people who don’t share those values. That’s what attracts me to Piggington is that people tell it like it is around here instead of politically correct BS. 🙂

[paramount]

TG: Yes I do agree that being able to commute from 79 South is a much better option for the reasons you state.

Also, your right on target with the rentals as well. Most of Paloma was built in the early 90’s when the market was tight and it was much easier to sell smaller houses. And we may see that again in the next few years – smaller houses.

[paramount]

TG: Yes I do agree that being able to commute from 79 South is a much better option for the reasons you state.

Also, your right on target with the rentals as well. Most of Paloma was built in the early 90’s when the market was tight and it was much easier to sell smaller houses. And we may see that again in the next few years – smaller houses.

[paramount]

TG: Yes I do agree that being able to commute from 79 South is a much better option for the reasons you state.

Also, your right on target with the rentals as well. Most of Paloma was built in the early 90’s when the market was tight and it was much easier to sell smaller houses. And we may see that again in the next few years – smaller houses.

[paramount]

TG: Yes I do agree that being able to commute from 79 South is a much better option for the reasons you state.

Also, your right on target with the rentals as well. Most of Paloma was built in the early 90’s when the market was tight and it was much easier to sell smaller houses. And we may see that again in the next few years – smaller houses.

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