Del Sur

[Anonymous]

From the pictures, the back yard is very very shallow. It is similar to many 2000sf homes in 4S ranch but the house is larger. Compare to Pasado, you have a long drive way. What is the use other than parking RV?

[LAAFTERHOURS]

If the HOA allows it I would put up a gate hooked up to an automated clicker – it would provide a nice barrier for your kids to play in your driveway and give some privacy.. just a thought.

But yes in some regards, a waste of space.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

If the HOA allows it I would put up a gate hooked up to an automated clicker – it would provide a nice barrier for your kids to play in your driveway and give some privacy.. just a thought.

But yes in some regards, a waste of space.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

If the HOA allows it I would put up a gate hooked up to an automated clicker – it would provide a nice barrier for your kids to play in your driveway and give some privacy.. just a thought.

But yes in some regards, a waste of space.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

If the HOA allows it I would put up a gate hooked up to an automated clicker – it would provide a nice barrier for your kids to play in your driveway and give some privacy.. just a thought.

But yes in some regards, a waste of space.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

If the HOA allows it I would put up a gate hooked up to an automated clicker – it would provide a nice barrier for your kids to play in your driveway and give some privacy.. just a thought.

But yes in some regards, a waste of space.

[cantab]

This house has been discussed in two previous threads.

September 23 last year, listed at $680,000:
http://piggington.com/big_losses_in_del_sur

And $610,000 on March 2 of this year:
http://piggington.com/8280_katherine_claire_ct_92127

[cantab]

This house has been discussed in two previous threads.

September 23 last year, listed at $680,000:
http://piggington.com/big_losses_in_del_sur

And $610,000 on March 2 of this year:
http://piggington.com/8280_katherine_claire_ct_92127

[cantab]

This house has been discussed in two previous threads.

September 23 last year, listed at $680,000:
http://piggington.com/big_losses_in_del_sur

And $610,000 on March 2 of this year:
http://piggington.com/8280_katherine_claire_ct_92127

[cantab]

This house has been discussed in two previous threads.

September 23 last year, listed at $680,000:
http://piggington.com/big_losses_in_del_sur

And $610,000 on March 2 of this year:
http://piggington.com/8280_katherine_claire_ct_92127

[cantab]

This house has been discussed in two previous threads.

September 23 last year, listed at $680,000:
http://piggington.com/big_losses_in_del_sur

And $610,000 on March 2 of this year:
http://piggington.com/8280_katherine_claire_ct_92127

[zk]

I’ve noticed that places with super-high mello roos and/or hoa fees seem to be going down the fastest. Notably Stonebridge and the places mentioned on this thread. I guess during the frenzy, people just figured they’d make so much money on their houses,it wouldn’t matter. They looked at it as part of their “investment” that they’d get back when their house shot up in price. Now, they look at it as a monthly expense that they have to pay out of their own wages. That’s a huge difference psychologically.

[zk]

I’ve noticed that places with super-high mello roos and/or hoa fees seem to be going down the fastest. Notably Stonebridge and the places mentioned on this thread. I guess during the frenzy, people just figured they’d make so much money on their houses,it wouldn’t matter. They looked at it as part of their “investment” that they’d get back when their house shot up in price. Now, they look at it as a monthly expense that they have to pay out of their own wages. That’s a huge difference psychologically.

[zk]

I’ve noticed that places with super-high mello roos and/or hoa fees seem to be going down the fastest. Notably Stonebridge and the places mentioned on this thread. I guess during the frenzy, people just figured they’d make so much money on their houses,it wouldn’t matter. They looked at it as part of their “investment” that they’d get back when their house shot up in price. Now, they look at it as a monthly expense that they have to pay out of their own wages. That’s a huge difference psychologically.

[zk]

I’ve noticed that places with super-high mello roos and/or hoa fees seem to be going down the fastest. Notably Stonebridge and the places mentioned on this thread. I guess during the frenzy, people just figured they’d make so much money on their houses,it wouldn’t matter. They looked at it as part of their “investment” that they’d get back when their house shot up in price. Now, they look at it as a monthly expense that they have to pay out of their own wages. That’s a huge difference psychologically.

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