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  • March 24, 2008 at 10:07 AM #175714
    Raybyrnes
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    Looking for the low priced home in the area. Not as concerned with aesthetics. Not looking for fixer upper. I can paint but that s about the extent of my handyman abilities.

    Ideally 4 bed 2-3 bath 2500 square feet. Long term buy and hold. Looking to skip the housing ladder of ratcheting up.

    March 24, 2008 at 11:33 AM #175780
    sdrealtor
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    Ray
    Is age of home important?
    Lot size?
    Garage (2 or 3)

    FWIW, based upon what info I have so far and what you are looking for I dont think it would be unreasonable to expect to find an older home of that size with a decent lot/location in 200/sf range that needs some remodeling. In the newer tracts (1997 on), I think $250/sf will be a more realistic expectation and within reason.

    March 24, 2008 at 11:33 AM #175880
    sdrealtor
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    Ray
    Is age of home important?
    Lot size?
    Garage (2 or 3)

    FWIW, based upon what info I have so far and what you are looking for I dont think it would be unreasonable to expect to find an older home of that size with a decent lot/location in 200/sf range that needs some remodeling. In the newer tracts (1997 on), I think $250/sf will be a more realistic expectation and within reason.

    March 24, 2008 at 11:33 AM #175790
    sdrealtor
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    Ray
    Is age of home important?
    Lot size?
    Garage (2 or 3)

    FWIW, based upon what info I have so far and what you are looking for I dont think it would be unreasonable to expect to find an older home of that size with a decent lot/location in 200/sf range that needs some remodeling. In the newer tracts (1997 on), I think $250/sf will be a more realistic expectation and within reason.

    March 24, 2008 at 11:33 AM #175787
    sdrealtor
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    Ray
    Is age of home important?
    Lot size?
    Garage (2 or 3)

    FWIW, based upon what info I have so far and what you are looking for I dont think it would be unreasonable to expect to find an older home of that size with a decent lot/location in 200/sf range that needs some remodeling. In the newer tracts (1997 on), I think $250/sf will be a more realistic expectation and within reason.

    March 24, 2008 at 11:33 AM #175431
    sdrealtor
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    Ray
    Is age of home important?
    Lot size?
    Garage (2 or 3)

    FWIW, based upon what info I have so far and what you are looking for I dont think it would be unreasonable to expect to find an older home of that size with a decent lot/location in 200/sf range that needs some remodeling. In the newer tracts (1997 on), I think $250/sf will be a more realistic expectation and within reason.

    March 24, 2008 at 4:42 PM #175670
    dejams
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    SDRealtor,

    Thanks for the info. It looks like the price needs to come down a little more before I would consider this sub. The current price is 247-327 sqft which is a wide range. I would like to see the medium range in 250 but that properly won’t happen anytime soon since most of these sellers do not have toxic mortgage. Definitely a nice area but get in and out can be a challenge during rush hour. What is the best local route commuting from 163/Balboa to this area without using the 5?

    March 24, 2008 at 4:42 PM #176021
    dejams
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    SDRealtor,

    Thanks for the info. It looks like the price needs to come down a little more before I would consider this sub. The current price is 247-327 sqft which is a wide range. I would like to see the medium range in 250 but that properly won’t happen anytime soon since most of these sellers do not have toxic mortgage. Definitely a nice area but get in and out can be a challenge during rush hour. What is the best local route commuting from 163/Balboa to this area without using the 5?

    March 24, 2008 at 4:42 PM #176025
    dejams
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    SDRealtor,

    Thanks for the info. It looks like the price needs to come down a little more before I would consider this sub. The current price is 247-327 sqft which is a wide range. I would like to see the medium range in 250 but that properly won’t happen anytime soon since most of these sellers do not have toxic mortgage. Definitely a nice area but get in and out can be a challenge during rush hour. What is the best local route commuting from 163/Balboa to this area without using the 5?

    March 24, 2008 at 4:42 PM #176029
    dejams
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    SDRealtor,

    Thanks for the info. It looks like the price needs to come down a little more before I would consider this sub. The current price is 247-327 sqft which is a wide range. I would like to see the medium range in 250 but that properly won’t happen anytime soon since most of these sellers do not have toxic mortgage. Definitely a nice area but get in and out can be a challenge during rush hour. What is the best local route commuting from 163/Balboa to this area without using the 5?

    March 24, 2008 at 4:42 PM #176122
    dejams
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    SDRealtor,

    Thanks for the info. It looks like the price needs to come down a little more before I would consider this sub. The current price is 247-327 sqft which is a wide range. I would like to see the medium range in 250 but that properly won’t happen anytime soon since most of these sellers do not have toxic mortgage. Definitely a nice area but get in and out can be a challenge during rush hour. What is the best local route commuting from 163/Balboa to this area without using the 5?

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