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January 19, 2009 at 6:13 PM #331876January 19, 2009 at 7:41 PM #331370
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Participantwannabe, none of the three other happy little Temeculans are shills for real estate or employed in the industry in any way. Who are we? Who are you, your 17 weeks as a member of pigg makes you a newbie. We four have all just purchased or are in escrow. From memory, we each owe less than 300k and each have under 6% interest rates. We are paying rental numbers to own. No appreciation was understood by each of us and is not why we bought. Me personally, I got a big giant house and the three car garage of my dreams for $100 less per month after my tax deduction than my condo rent was. Exclipe works from home, Nor-LA needs to be between L.A. and S.D., my employer provides me with gas and a vehicle and Carlsbad worker will habla espanol. Are we a little scared, maybe, the world may go to hell in handbasket tomorrow. But I just out of my jacuzzi bathtub, cracked a ghost pines merlot and the laker/cavs game is about to start.
BTW, the very same reasons why anyone would be nuts to buy right now is exactly why you should.
January 19, 2009 at 7:41 PM #331709Participantwannabe, none of the three other happy little Temeculans are shills for real estate or employed in the industry in any way. Who are we? Who are you, your 17 weeks as a member of pigg makes you a newbie. We four have all just purchased or are in escrow. From memory, we each owe less than 300k and each have under 6% interest rates. We are paying rental numbers to own. No appreciation was understood by each of us and is not why we bought. Me personally, I got a big giant house and the three car garage of my dreams for $100 less per month after my tax deduction than my condo rent was. Exclipe works from home, Nor-LA needs to be between L.A. and S.D., my employer provides me with gas and a vehicle and Carlsbad worker will habla espanol. Are we a little scared, maybe, the world may go to hell in handbasket tomorrow. But I just out of my jacuzzi bathtub, cracked a ghost pines merlot and the laker/cavs game is about to start.
BTW, the very same reasons why anyone would be nuts to buy right now is exactly why you should.
January 19, 2009 at 7:41 PM #331785Participantwannabe, none of the three other happy little Temeculans are shills for real estate or employed in the industry in any way. Who are we? Who are you, your 17 weeks as a member of pigg makes you a newbie. We four have all just purchased or are in escrow. From memory, we each owe less than 300k and each have under 6% interest rates. We are paying rental numbers to own. No appreciation was understood by each of us and is not why we bought. Me personally, I got a big giant house and the three car garage of my dreams for $100 less per month after my tax deduction than my condo rent was. Exclipe works from home, Nor-LA needs to be between L.A. and S.D., my employer provides me with gas and a vehicle and Carlsbad worker will habla espanol. Are we a little scared, maybe, the world may go to hell in handbasket tomorrow. But I just out of my jacuzzi bathtub, cracked a ghost pines merlot and the laker/cavs game is about to start.
BTW, the very same reasons why anyone would be nuts to buy right now is exactly why you should.
January 19, 2009 at 7:41 PM #331813Participantwannabe, none of the three other happy little Temeculans are shills for real estate or employed in the industry in any way. Who are we? Who are you, your 17 weeks as a member of pigg makes you a newbie. We four have all just purchased or are in escrow. From memory, we each owe less than 300k and each have under 6% interest rates. We are paying rental numbers to own. No appreciation was understood by each of us and is not why we bought. Me personally, I got a big giant house and the three car garage of my dreams for $100 less per month after my tax deduction than my condo rent was. Exclipe works from home, Nor-LA needs to be between L.A. and S.D., my employer provides me with gas and a vehicle and Carlsbad worker will habla espanol. Are we a little scared, maybe, the world may go to hell in handbasket tomorrow. But I just out of my jacuzzi bathtub, cracked a ghost pines merlot and the laker/cavs game is about to start.
BTW, the very same reasons why anyone would be nuts to buy right now is exactly why you should.
January 19, 2009 at 7:41 PM #331897Participantwannabe, none of the three other happy little Temeculans are shills for real estate or employed in the industry in any way. Who are we? Who are you, your 17 weeks as a member of pigg makes you a newbie. We four have all just purchased or are in escrow. From memory, we each owe less than 300k and each have under 6% interest rates. We are paying rental numbers to own. No appreciation was understood by each of us and is not why we bought. Me personally, I got a big giant house and the three car garage of my dreams for $100 less per month after my tax deduction than my condo rent was. Exclipe works from home, Nor-LA needs to be between L.A. and S.D., my employer provides me with gas and a vehicle and Carlsbad worker will habla espanol. Are we a little scared, maybe, the world may go to hell in handbasket tomorrow. But I just out of my jacuzzi bathtub, cracked a ghost pines merlot and the laker/cavs game is about to start.
BTW, the very same reasons why anyone would be nuts to buy right now is exactly why you should.
January 20, 2009 at 12:52 AM #331477CardiffBaseball
ParticipantOff-Topic TG but are you a Cavs guy also? Injuries are tough right now……
January 20, 2009 at 12:52 AM #331814ParticipantOff-Topic TG but are you a Cavs guy also? Injuries are tough right now……
January 20, 2009 at 12:52 AM #331890ParticipantOff-Topic TG but are you a Cavs guy also? Injuries are tough right now……
January 20, 2009 at 12:52 AM #331918ParticipantOff-Topic TG but are you a Cavs guy also? Injuries are tough right now……
January 20, 2009 at 12:52 AM #332001ParticipantOff-Topic TG but are you a Cavs guy also? Injuries are tough right now……
January 20, 2009 at 6:09 AM #331507Nor-LA-SD-guy
Participant“Prices will be stagnant for 5+ years though. I don’t anticipate any appreciation until we see some inflation or employment recovery.”
Well at this rate, at somepoint Temecula Valley will run out of Foreclosures, at that point I think we could see a sizable spike (maybe 50-75K at least JMO) over what these foreclosures have been going for lately.
(Don’t think the builders are going to be selling you a 3000 sqf home for less than 300K in red hawk or Morgan hill anytime soon unless it’s a going out of business sale).
And as nice a guy as TG is I doubt he will sell you his for less than 300K either.
Even if it’s on the flat area’s I doubt the builders are going to be throwing a lot of upgrades for homes less than 300K unless they are under 2000 sqf maybe.
Well good luck (maybe just maybe these are screeming deals right now ???, just wanted to throw that out there).
January 20, 2009 at 6:09 AM #331844Participant“Prices will be stagnant for 5+ years though. I don’t anticipate any appreciation until we see some inflation or employment recovery.”
Well at this rate, at somepoint Temecula Valley will run out of Foreclosures, at that point I think we could see a sizable spike (maybe 50-75K at least JMO) over what these foreclosures have been going for lately.
(Don’t think the builders are going to be selling you a 3000 sqf home for less than 300K in red hawk or Morgan hill anytime soon unless it’s a going out of business sale).
And as nice a guy as TG is I doubt he will sell you his for less than 300K either.
Even if it’s on the flat area’s I doubt the builders are going to be throwing a lot of upgrades for homes less than 300K unless they are under 2000 sqf maybe.
Well good luck (maybe just maybe these are screeming deals right now ???, just wanted to throw that out there).
January 20, 2009 at 6:09 AM #331920Participant“Prices will be stagnant for 5+ years though. I don’t anticipate any appreciation until we see some inflation or employment recovery.”
Well at this rate, at somepoint Temecula Valley will run out of Foreclosures, at that point I think we could see a sizable spike (maybe 50-75K at least JMO) over what these foreclosures have been going for lately.
(Don’t think the builders are going to be selling you a 3000 sqf home for less than 300K in red hawk or Morgan hill anytime soon unless it’s a going out of business sale).
And as nice a guy as TG is I doubt he will sell you his for less than 300K either.
Even if it’s on the flat area’s I doubt the builders are going to be throwing a lot of upgrades for homes less than 300K unless they are under 2000 sqf maybe.
Well good luck (maybe just maybe these are screeming deals right now ???, just wanted to throw that out there).
January 20, 2009 at 6:09 AM #331948Participant“Prices will be stagnant for 5+ years though. I don’t anticipate any appreciation until we see some inflation or employment recovery.”
Well at this rate, at somepoint Temecula Valley will run out of Foreclosures, at that point I think we could see a sizable spike (maybe 50-75K at least JMO) over what these foreclosures have been going for lately.
(Don’t think the builders are going to be selling you a 3000 sqf home for less than 300K in red hawk or Morgan hill anytime soon unless it’s a going out of business sale).
And as nice a guy as TG is I doubt he will sell you his for less than 300K either.
Even if it’s on the flat area’s I doubt the builders are going to be throwing a lot of upgrades for homes less than 300K unless they are under 2000 sqf maybe.
Well good luck (maybe just maybe these are screeming deals right now ???, just wanted to throw that out there).
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