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July 12, 2007 at 10:26 AM #65414July 12, 2007 at 10:26 AM #65476JWM in SDParticipant
You know, they aren’t making anymore land…You can’t be serious right???
July 12, 2007 at 10:35 AM #65420lendingbubblecontinuesParticipantI am kidding, of course.
Buy now and be priced in forever. There…now I am not kidding anymore π
July 12, 2007 at 10:35 AM #65483lendingbubblecontinuesParticipantI am kidding, of course.
Buy now and be priced in forever. There…now I am not kidding anymore π
July 12, 2007 at 10:41 AM #65424dnyParticipantTo the original poster, have you ran the numbers to determine what your cost would be on a usage basis? Meaning, if you used the place for 4 weeks a year, your daily cost would be $X when considering the yearly costs for owning/maintaining the home.
I understand the desire to have your own vacation home where you can decorate as you please and never have the icky feeling that can sometimes come with hotels knowing someone else was sleeping in the bed the night before. However, it would seem to me that only the extremely rich (those who are willing to spend tens of thousands of $’s for the sake of convenience and ease) should even be considering vacation homes in today’s market.
With zero appreciation over the next few years a very plausible scenario, why would someone buy a house to make use of it for only a few weeks a year? A person would be able to stay in the nicest of hotels at a much lower cost when considering the total payments for the year.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
July 12, 2007 at 10:41 AM #65487dnyParticipantTo the original poster, have you ran the numbers to determine what your cost would be on a usage basis? Meaning, if you used the place for 4 weeks a year, your daily cost would be $X when considering the yearly costs for owning/maintaining the home.
I understand the desire to have your own vacation home where you can decorate as you please and never have the icky feeling that can sometimes come with hotels knowing someone else was sleeping in the bed the night before. However, it would seem to me that only the extremely rich (those who are willing to spend tens of thousands of $’s for the sake of convenience and ease) should even be considering vacation homes in today’s market.
With zero appreciation over the next few years a very plausible scenario, why would someone buy a house to make use of it for only a few weeks a year? A person would be able to stay in the nicest of hotels at a much lower cost when considering the total payments for the year.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
July 12, 2007 at 11:44 AM #65460SD RealtorParticipantpczonie – My advice would definitely definitely definitely be to not buy now. Rent a place for the 4 weeks out of the year down in Mission Bay, hang out and have fun. Then in a few year buy. When you bite the bullet it may end up breaking your teeth.
SD Realtor
July 12, 2007 at 11:44 AM #65523SD RealtorParticipantpczonie – My advice would definitely definitely definitely be to not buy now. Rent a place for the 4 weeks out of the year down in Mission Bay, hang out and have fun. Then in a few year buy. When you bite the bullet it may end up breaking your teeth.
SD Realtor
July 12, 2007 at 11:49 AM #65464housingfreefallParticipantRENT find an owner attempting to sell, call the agent and ask are your sellers willing to rent their place while it is on the market? we have been in our place 2 years with this strategy..very very nice place!!! very very cheap in comparison!!!
FYI In escrow or pending is not sold
Math 101:
Price $875000.00
30% $262500= $612,500 @6.75 3445.00
Taxes=$911.00 monthly insurance for the coast min $200.00 monthly
Grand total=
4536.00
Decline of 10% in 07 and ? 08 S&P confirmed yesterday
07 loss $87500 08 loss 5% $39375= $126875.00
Reduction in your personal capital priceless…why make a move now?July 12, 2007 at 11:49 AM #65527housingfreefallParticipantRENT find an owner attempting to sell, call the agent and ask are your sellers willing to rent their place while it is on the market? we have been in our place 2 years with this strategy..very very nice place!!! very very cheap in comparison!!!
FYI In escrow or pending is not sold
Math 101:
Price $875000.00
30% $262500= $612,500 @6.75 3445.00
Taxes=$911.00 monthly insurance for the coast min $200.00 monthly
Grand total=
4536.00
Decline of 10% in 07 and ? 08 S&P confirmed yesterday
07 loss $87500 08 loss 5% $39375= $126875.00
Reduction in your personal capital priceless…why make a move now?July 12, 2007 at 4:37 PM #65558JWM in SDParticipantNow that’s more like it Lending Bubble.
Actually my original comment was meant for PC Zonie.
July 12, 2007 at 4:37 PM #65561JWM in SDParticipantNow that’s more like it Lending Bubble.
Actually my original comment was meant for PC Zonie.
July 12, 2007 at 4:37 PM #65620JWM in SDParticipantNow that’s more like it Lending Bubble.
Actually my original comment was meant for PC Zonie.
July 12, 2007 at 4:37 PM #65623JWM in SDParticipantNow that’s more like it Lending Bubble.
Actually my original comment was meant for PC Zonie.
July 12, 2007 at 9:31 PM #65596pczonieParticipantThanks to all of you for the good advice and well thought out answers. I needed a good slap in the face to bring me back to reality. We’re just tired of renting and it was a moment of weakness. One more question. In the previous bubble did the beach and bayside property also depreciate as far as the list prices or did they just “stagnate” until inflation caught up with the bubble prices?
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