Derby Hill in CV???

[Arty]

Then they found another dream home after trenching it out for weekends and they were outbid. More frustration and family fights betweens husband and wives.

Fights are okay, when you lost the 20% down payment or your home is been forclosed on. You are looking at a divoce. Btw, you should find a better wife if your wife is having a fight with you about the largest purchase in most people’s life.

I am not going to find a home in Del Sur for a conforming loan limit of 417K.

With 20% down (which seriously people need to do that or at least 10% down), Del Sur’s price are already very close to it. I actaully predit (my personal opinion) Del Sur to drop around 450,000 range or lower by 2009.

[Raybyrnes]

Arty,

I hope you ae right. I just don’t foresee it.

[Raybyrnes]

Arty,

I hope you ae right. I just don’t foresee it.

[Raybyrnes]

Arty,

I hope you ae right. I just don’t foresee it.

[Reality]

There is a lot of money out here and the lifestyle is desirable. A lot of income in San Diego does not show up in the statistics because there are a lot of small business ownere who make plenty of money and it is not being reported. Additionally there are enough old timers who have set up trust funds due to the fact that the did buy many eons ago who and going to help there kids out.

Yawn. Is all this hidden income a new phenomenon? Because affordability numbers like we’ve seen in San Diego the last few years certainly are new.

It’s really very simple. INCOMES DON’T SUPPORT PRICES.

And these “old timers” will only leave their kids a lot if they sell or sold at the right time, which means now to a couple years ago. Even so, there aren’t enough trust funds to affect the market. At a macro level, new buyers can’t (because most don’t have trust funds) pay the bubble prices.

Sure, some people can afford to buy now. But the smart ones won’t.

[Reality]

There is a lot of money out here and the lifestyle is desirable. A lot of income in San Diego does not show up in the statistics because there are a lot of small business ownere who make plenty of money and it is not being reported. Additionally there are enough old timers who have set up trust funds due to the fact that the did buy many eons ago who and going to help there kids out.

Yawn. Is all this hidden income a new phenomenon? Because affordability numbers like we’ve seen in San Diego the last few years certainly are new.

It’s really very simple. INCOMES DON’T SUPPORT PRICES.

And these “old timers” will only leave their kids a lot if they sell or sold at the right time, which means now to a couple years ago. Even so, there aren’t enough trust funds to affect the market. At a macro level, new buyers can’t (because most don’t have trust funds) pay the bubble prices.

Sure, some people can afford to buy now. But the smart ones won’t.

[Reality]

There is a lot of money out here and the lifestyle is desirable. A lot of income in San Diego does not show up in the statistics because there are a lot of small business ownere who make plenty of money and it is not being reported. Additionally there are enough old timers who have set up trust funds due to the fact that the did buy many eons ago who and going to help there kids out.

Yawn. Is all this hidden income a new phenomenon? Because affordability numbers like we’ve seen in San Diego the last few years certainly are new.

It’s really very simple. INCOMES DON’T SUPPORT PRICES.

And these “old timers” will only leave their kids a lot if they sell or sold at the right time, which means now to a couple years ago. Even so, there aren’t enough trust funds to affect the market. At a macro level, new buyers can’t (because most don’t have trust funds) pay the bubble prices.

Sure, some people can afford to buy now. But the smart ones won’t.

[wsm]

We went to all 3 developments that Pardee have on the Torry Hills on Sunday, and we only want to afford the Carriage Run. I wonder if anyone have any experience with this development ?
Thanks a lot !

[wsm]

We went to all 3 developments that Pardee have on the Torry Hills on Sunday, and we only want to afford the Carriage Run. I wonder if anyone have any experience with this development ?
Thanks a lot !

[wsm]

We went to all 3 developments that Pardee have on the Torry Hills on Sunday, and we only want to afford the Carriage Run. I wonder if anyone have any experience with this development ?
Thanks a lot !

[Coronita]

We went to all 3 developments that Pardee have on the Torry Hills on Sunday, and we only want to afford the Carriage Run. I wonder if anyone have any experience with this development ?
Thanks a lot !

 

2000+- 100 sqft @800k+ is overpriced imho, even in CV.

[Coronita]

We went to all 3 developments that Pardee have on the Torry Hills on Sunday, and we only want to afford the Carriage Run. I wonder if anyone have any experience with this development ?
Thanks a lot !

 

2000+- 100 sqft @800k+ is overpriced imho, even in CV.

[Coronita]

We went to all 3 developments that Pardee have on the Torry Hills on Sunday, and we only want to afford the Carriage Run. I wonder if anyone have any experience with this development ?
Thanks a lot !

 

2000+- 100 sqft @800k+ is overpriced imho, even in CV.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, nice small homes with low taxes and low hoa. BUT, they are 200k too high for “starter homes”. Doctors and dentists aren’t going to pay high 800’s for a starter home. With the passing of stated income loans and zero down, those are the only people that can afford such a house now.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, nice small homes with low taxes and low hoa. BUT, they are 200k too high for “starter homes”. Doctors and dentists aren’t going to pay high 800’s for a starter home. With the passing of stated income loans and zero down, those are the only people that can afford such a house now.

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