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  • January 24, 2010 at 8:12 PM #506089
    an
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    You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.

    January 24, 2010 at 8:45 PM #505200
    TexasLine
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Crossed my mind more than 758 times….today alone.

    January 24, 2010 at 8:45 PM #505347
    TexasLine
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Crossed my mind more than 758 times….today alone.

    January 24, 2010 at 8:45 PM #505754
    TexasLine
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Crossed my mind more than 758 times….today alone.

    January 24, 2010 at 8:45 PM #505846
    TexasLine
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Crossed my mind more than 758 times….today alone.

    January 24, 2010 at 8:45 PM #506099
    TexasLine
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Crossed my mind more than 758 times….today alone.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM #505215
    Eugene
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Cheapness of Texas tract homes is often overestimated. Good parts of Texas are more expensive than Temecula (though substantially less expensive than Rancho Bernardo).

    http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/home-info/26652577_zpid/

    That’s 25 miles from downtown Dallas (so, a 45 minute commute to/from work during rush hour.) Notice the property tax. There’s probably a HOA fee.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM #505362
    Eugene
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Cheapness of Texas tract homes is often overestimated. Good parts of Texas are more expensive than Temecula (though substantially less expensive than Rancho Bernardo).

    http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/home-info/26652577_zpid/

    That’s 25 miles from downtown Dallas (so, a 45 minute commute to/from work during rush hour.) Notice the property tax. There’s probably a HOA fee.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM #505769
    Eugene
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Cheapness of Texas tract homes is often overestimated. Good parts of Texas are more expensive than Temecula (though substantially less expensive than Rancho Bernardo).

    http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/home-info/26652577_zpid/

    That’s 25 miles from downtown Dallas (so, a 45 minute commute to/from work during rush hour.) Notice the property tax. There’s probably a HOA fee.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM #505861
    Eugene
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Cheapness of Texas tract homes is often overestimated. Good parts of Texas are more expensive than Temecula (though substantially less expensive than Rancho Bernardo).

    http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/home-info/26652577_zpid/

    That’s 25 miles from downtown Dallas (so, a 45 minute commute to/from work during rush hour.) Notice the property tax. There’s probably a HOA fee.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:24 PM #506115
    Eugene
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    Cheapness of Texas tract homes is often overestimated. Good parts of Texas are more expensive than Temecula (though substantially less expensive than Rancho Bernardo).

    http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/home-info/26652577_zpid/

    That’s 25 miles from downtown Dallas (so, a 45 minute commute to/from work during rush hour.) Notice the property tax. There’s probably a HOA fee.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:37 PM #505231
    Wickedheart
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    $200k will get you a KB POS. I’d rather spend a thousand more on a mortgage than air conditioning bills. Texas property taxes are ridiculous and the weather is just plain nasty. There is a reason (actually many reasons) Texas is so cheap.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:37 PM #505377
    Wickedheart
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    $200k will get you a KB POS. I’d rather spend a thousand more on a mortgage than air conditioning bills. Texas property taxes are ridiculous and the weather is just plain nasty. There is a reason (actually many reasons) Texas is so cheap.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:37 PM #505784
    Wickedheart
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    $200k will get you a KB POS. I’d rather spend a thousand more on a mortgage than air conditioning bills. Texas property taxes are ridiculous and the weather is just plain nasty. There is a reason (actually many reasons) Texas is so cheap.

    January 24, 2010 at 9:37 PM #505876
    Wickedheart
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    [quote=AN]You can always live in Texas. $200k can get you 3000+ sq-ft over there.[/quote]

    $200k will get you a KB POS. I’d rather spend a thousand more on a mortgage than air conditioning bills. Texas property taxes are ridiculous and the weather is just plain nasty. There is a reason (actually many reasons) Texas is so cheap.

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