It’s 10 minutes from downtown, the beach, mission valley shopping…
It’s certainly not North Park or Hillcrest but it’s not RB or CV either.
As for expensive…
A 2br/1ba recently went for $300k down the street from me. 3bd houses are going for $350-425k. Is that expensive? It’s cheaper than most of Claremont, La Mesa, North Park, Hillcrest, Kensington and Tierrasanta for what you get.
As for the pickups and flags….anyone who has a problem with a patriotic community that still has a large portion of original owners, many who fought in WWII….feel free to look elsewhere. We won’t miss you. 🙂
My neighbor is the original owner of his house: bought in 1954 for about $15k…
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Yeah. I cant really vouch for the personal tastes of the clientele. I have sold some things I thought were horrific in horrific neighborhoods to clients who were eager and excited.
Your remarks on price are dead on. Its not like everything in every case makes it a better deal but there are a lot of really good numbers coming out of there.
I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)?
I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)?
I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)?
I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)?
I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)?
[quote=BGinRB]I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)? [/quote]
Well it might be expensive for some but others really like having a yard and a view.
As far as required income, I think a combined total of 48-50 a year would probably make that fly. We are talking payments of like $1350-1500 per month. I think most couples could afford that.
[quote=BGinRB]I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)? [/quote]
Well it might be expensive for some but others really like having a yard and a view.
As far as required income, I think a combined total of 48-50 a year would probably make that fly. We are talking payments of like $1350-1500 per month. I think most couples could afford that.
[quote=BGinRB]I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)? [/quote]
Well it might be expensive for some but others really like having a yard and a view.
As far as required income, I think a combined total of 48-50 a year would probably make that fly. We are talking payments of like $1350-1500 per month. I think most couples could afford that.
[quote=BGinRB]I think 55 years old 2 bed / 1 bath housing unit is expensive @ $300K. What kind of income is required for that, like $60K/year with 20% down (loan would be 4x annual salary)? [/quote]
Well it might be expensive for some but others really like having a yard and a view.
As far as required income, I think a combined total of 48-50 a year would probably make that fly. We are talking payments of like $1350-1500 per month. I think most couples could afford that.
