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[sdrealtor]

I just saw some very interesting data regarding the notion that the majority of foreclosures in places like Chula Vista are in the new tracts with high Mello Roos and HOA fees. Check this out:

Chula Vista,CA – Filings per Year Built

80% of the foreclosure activity is in homes built in 2000 or ealier which predates them to the high MR and HOA fees of the most recent construction boom.

[sdrealtor]

I just saw some very interesting data regarding the notion that the majority of foreclosures in places like Chula Vista are in the new tracts with high Mello Roos and HOA fees. Check this out:

Chula Vista,CA – Filings per Year Built

80% of the foreclosure activity is in homes built in 2000 or ealier which predates them to the high MR and HOA fees of the most recent construction boom.

[sdrealtor]

I just saw some very interesting data regarding the notion that the majority of foreclosures in places like Chula Vista are in the new tracts with high Mello Roos and HOA fees. Check this out:

Chula Vista,CA – Filings per Year Built

80% of the foreclosure activity is in homes built in 2000 or ealier which predates them to the high MR and HOA fees of the most recent construction boom.

[sdrealtor]

I just saw some very interesting data regarding the notion that the majority of foreclosures in places like Chula Vista are in the new tracts with high Mello Roos and HOA fees. Check this out:

Chula Vista,CA – Filings per Year Built

80% of the foreclosure activity is in homes built in 2000 or ealier which predates them to the high MR and HOA fees of the most recent construction boom.

[sdrealtor]

I just saw some very interesting data regarding the notion that the majority of foreclosures in places like Chula Vista are in the new tracts with high Mello Roos and HOA fees. Check this out:

Chula Vista,CA – Filings per Year Built

80% of the foreclosure activity is in homes built in 2000 or ealier which predates them to the high MR and HOA fees of the most recent construction boom.

[jpinpb]

sdr – why are you posting information about Chula Vista in this thread which is about scaredy buying in Temecula?

[jpinpb]

sdr – why are you posting information about Chula Vista in this thread which is about scaredy buying in Temecula?

[jpinpb]

sdr – why are you posting information about Chula Vista in this thread which is about scaredy buying in Temecula?

[jpinpb]

sdr – why are you posting information about Chula Vista in this thread which is about scaredy buying in Temecula?

[jpinpb]

sdr – why are you posting information about Chula Vista in this thread which is about scaredy buying in Temecula?

[sdrealtor]

It was for bearishgurl who was questioning his choice of living in Temecula. She has repeatedly stated that the problems are primarily the result of high MR and HOA fees in places that crashed hardest like Chula Vista and most of South Riverside county. I will admit that i thought she was probably right that the highest default rates were in those new high fee communities. That graph seems to throw cold water on that assumption.

[sdrealtor]

It was for bearishgurl who was questioning his choice of living in Temecula. She has repeatedly stated that the problems are primarily the result of high MR and HOA fees in places that crashed hardest like Chula Vista and most of South Riverside county. I will admit that i thought she was probably right that the highest default rates were in those new high fee communities. That graph seems to throw cold water on that assumption.

[sdrealtor]

It was for bearishgurl who was questioning his choice of living in Temecula. She has repeatedly stated that the problems are primarily the result of high MR and HOA fees in places that crashed hardest like Chula Vista and most of South Riverside county. I will admit that i thought she was probably right that the highest default rates were in those new high fee communities. That graph seems to throw cold water on that assumption.

[sdrealtor]

It was for bearishgurl who was questioning his choice of living in Temecula. She has repeatedly stated that the problems are primarily the result of high MR and HOA fees in places that crashed hardest like Chula Vista and most of South Riverside county. I will admit that i thought she was probably right that the highest default rates were in those new high fee communities. That graph seems to throw cold water on that assumption.

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