True. You prefer the newer models, and we prefer the older ones, right?
We like the larger yards (in general), and the established trees and vegetation in the older neighborhoods. Still, everyone who’s visited our house has said that they were surprised by what we got for the money. It’s a nice rental. 🙂
[quote=CA renter][quote=AN]Wow, I didn’t know Carlsbad’s rent is that cheap for a relatively expensive area.[/quote]
Now you know why so many of us in the “more expensive” areas think prices will likely fall further. ;)[/quote]
If most of the 2000 sq-ft rental in Carlsbad are around your rental price, then I totally see where you’re coming from. Even 2000 sq-ft 30 year old house in MM rent for around $2300/month. I would have expected similar house in Carlsbad to to rent for around $2800/month at the very least.
[quote=CA renter][quote=AN]Wow, I didn’t know Carlsbad’s rent is that cheap for a relatively expensive area.[/quote]
Now you know why so many of us in the “more expensive” areas think prices will likely fall further. ;)[/quote]
If most of the 2000 sq-ft rental in Carlsbad are around your rental price, then I totally see where you’re coming from. Even 2000 sq-ft 30 year old house in MM rent for around $2300/month. I would have expected similar house in Carlsbad to to rent for around $2800/month at the very least.
[quote=CA renter][quote=AN]Wow, I didn’t know Carlsbad’s rent is that cheap for a relatively expensive area.[/quote]
Now you know why so many of us in the “more expensive” areas think prices will likely fall further. ;)[/quote]
If most of the 2000 sq-ft rental in Carlsbad are around your rental price, then I totally see where you’re coming from. Even 2000 sq-ft 30 year old house in MM rent for around $2300/month. I would have expected similar house in Carlsbad to to rent for around $2800/month at the very least.
[quote=CA renter][quote=AN]Wow, I didn’t know Carlsbad’s rent is that cheap for a relatively expensive area.[/quote]
Now you know why so many of us in the “more expensive” areas think prices will likely fall further. ;)[/quote]
If most of the 2000 sq-ft rental in Carlsbad are around your rental price, then I totally see where you’re coming from. Even 2000 sq-ft 30 year old house in MM rent for around $2300/month. I would have expected similar house in Carlsbad to to rent for around $2800/month at the very least.
[quote=CA renter][quote=AN]Wow, I didn’t know Carlsbad’s rent is that cheap for a relatively expensive area.[/quote]
Now you know why so many of us in the “more expensive” areas think prices will likely fall further. ;)[/quote]
If most of the 2000 sq-ft rental in Carlsbad are around your rental price, then I totally see where you’re coming from. Even 2000 sq-ft 30 year old house in MM rent for around $2300/month. I would have expected similar house in Carlsbad to to rent for around $2800/month at the very least.
I do like the higher end/newer enighborhoods. Yours is a nice one and would likely go for 2500 today w/o much trouble. The benefits opf being a long term tenant.
I do like the higher end/newer enighborhoods. Yours is a nice one and would likely go for 2500 today w/o much trouble. The benefits opf being a long term tenant.
I do like the higher end/newer enighborhoods. Yours is a nice one and would likely go for 2500 today w/o much trouble. The benefits opf being a long term tenant.
I do like the higher end/newer enighborhoods. Yours is a nice one and would likely go for 2500 today w/o much trouble. The benefits opf being a long term tenant.
