Del Sur

[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.

[SDcostal]

Looks like Standard Pacific is screwed. Based on the Alcala model, this home should be priced no higher than $475K.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/8464-Kern-Cres-92127/home/14371658

[SDcostal]

Looks like Standard Pacific is screwed. Based on the Alcala model, this home should be priced no higher than $475K.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/8464-Kern-Cres-92127/home/14371658

[SDcostal]

Looks like Standard Pacific is screwed. Based on the Alcala model, this home should be priced no higher than $475K.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/8464-Kern-Cres-92127/home/14371658

[SDcostal]

Looks like Standard Pacific is screwed. Based on the Alcala model, this home should be priced no higher than $475K.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/8464-Kern-Cres-92127/home/14371658

[SDcostal]

Looks like Standard Pacific is screwed. Based on the Alcala model, this home should be priced no higher than $475K.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/8464-Kern-Cres-92127/home/14371658

[5yearwaiter]

I wouldn’t prefer this model even if the price is 475K.

[5yearwaiter]

I wouldn’t prefer this model even if the price is 475K.

[5yearwaiter]

I wouldn’t prefer this model even if the price is 475K.

[5yearwaiter]

I wouldn’t prefer this model even if the price is 475K.

[5yearwaiter]

I wouldn’t prefer this model even if the price is 475K.

[Anonymous]

[quote=SDcostal]With that REO going for 609K, the new houses from Pasado seem like a terrible deal now, since buying a new house requires putting in landscaping and other options. Besides, do you really want a side yard and ally way garage?[/quote]

if you buy this REO you will essentially have to
do the same things as when buying a new home, except
you also have the “privilege” of it being broken
in. i live in del sur and checked this REO out on
sunday [just from the outside looking in the windows]

NO landscaping was ever done, the fridge and all
window treatments are gone, the carpet looks like
a disaster, and the tile in the kitchen looks
extremely cheap.

-mdk

[Anonymous]

[quote=SDcostal]With that REO going for 609K, the new houses from Pasado seem like a terrible deal now, since buying a new house requires putting in landscaping and other options. Besides, do you really want a side yard and ally way garage?[/quote]

if you buy this REO you will essentially have to
do the same things as when buying a new home, except
you also have the “privilege” of it being broken
in. i live in del sur and checked this REO out on
sunday [just from the outside looking in the windows]

NO landscaping was ever done, the fridge and all
window treatments are gone, the carpet looks like
a disaster, and the tile in the kitchen looks
extremely cheap.

-mdk

[Anonymous]

[quote=SDcostal]With that REO going for 609K, the new houses from Pasado seem like a terrible deal now, since buying a new house requires putting in landscaping and other options. Besides, do you really want a side yard and ally way garage?[/quote]

if you buy this REO you will essentially have to
do the same things as when buying a new home, except
you also have the “privilege” of it being broken
in. i live in del sur and checked this REO out on
sunday [just from the outside looking in the windows]

NO landscaping was ever done, the fridge and all
window treatments are gone, the carpet looks like
a disaster, and the tile in the kitchen looks
extremely cheap.

-mdk

[Anonymous]

[quote=SDcostal]With that REO going for 609K, the new houses from Pasado seem like a terrible deal now, since buying a new house requires putting in landscaping and other options. Besides, do you really want a side yard and ally way garage?[/quote]

if you buy this REO you will essentially have to
do the same things as when buying a new home, except
you also have the “privilege” of it being broken
in. i live in del sur and checked this REO out on
sunday [just from the outside looking in the windows]

NO landscaping was ever done, the fridge and all
window treatments are gone, the carpet looks like
a disaster, and the tile in the kitchen looks
extremely cheap.

-mdk

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