Downtown Condo Advice Needed

[patientlywaiting]

While I’m looking also, I can say with all honesty that it’s better to rent. Rent will be much less than interest, hoa and prop taxes on a purchase.

Book a hotel room. Weekend rates are lower because the conventions are gone.

[92024]

Some great stuff so far. I did not even think about empty HOA pools. The thought about renting instead is valid, but we want to own. In regard to amenities, all I need is parking. Public cuzzi’s scare me, and I think I would just get a 24hr fitness membership if one exist down there. I am all about location and the quality of the actual unit. Thanks for the suggestions about the buildings. I will take a look.

[92024]

Some great stuff so far. I did not even think about empty HOA pools. The thought about renting instead is valid, but we want to own. In regard to amenities, all I need is parking. Public cuzzi’s scare me, and I think I would just get a 24hr fitness membership if one exist down there. I am all about location and the quality of the actual unit. Thanks for the suggestions about the buildings. I will take a look.

[92024]

Some great stuff so far. I did not even think about empty HOA pools. The thought about renting instead is valid, but we want to own. In regard to amenities, all I need is parking. Public cuzzi’s scare me, and I think I would just get a 24hr fitness membership if one exist down there. I am all about location and the quality of the actual unit. Thanks for the suggestions about the buildings. I will take a look.

[92024]

Some great stuff so far. I did not even think about empty HOA pools. The thought about renting instead is valid, but we want to own. In regard to amenities, all I need is parking. Public cuzzi’s scare me, and I think I would just get a 24hr fitness membership if one exist down there. I am all about location and the quality of the actual unit. Thanks for the suggestions about the buildings. I will take a look.

[92024]

Some great stuff so far. I did not even think about empty HOA pools. The thought about renting instead is valid, but we want to own. In regard to amenities, all I need is parking. Public cuzzi’s scare me, and I think I would just get a 24hr fitness membership if one exist down there. I am all about location and the quality of the actual unit. Thanks for the suggestions about the buildings. I will take a look.

[SD Realtor]

92024 while I am not a downtown guru I am familiar with several developments down there. The latest round of conversations was with a seller in denial at Park East. My advice would be to sit tight and let downtown continue to take lumps. It will continue to be the posterchild of speculation gone bad, excess inventory, and a leader in the depreciation here in town. Great deals will come, just continue to sit tight.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

92024 while I am not a downtown guru I am familiar with several developments down there. The latest round of conversations was with a seller in denial at Park East. My advice would be to sit tight and let downtown continue to take lumps. It will continue to be the posterchild of speculation gone bad, excess inventory, and a leader in the depreciation here in town. Great deals will come, just continue to sit tight.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

92024 while I am not a downtown guru I am familiar with several developments down there. The latest round of conversations was with a seller in denial at Park East. My advice would be to sit tight and let downtown continue to take lumps. It will continue to be the posterchild of speculation gone bad, excess inventory, and a leader in the depreciation here in town. Great deals will come, just continue to sit tight.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

92024 while I am not a downtown guru I am familiar with several developments down there. The latest round of conversations was with a seller in denial at Park East. My advice would be to sit tight and let downtown continue to take lumps. It will continue to be the posterchild of speculation gone bad, excess inventory, and a leader in the depreciation here in town. Great deals will come, just continue to sit tight.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

92024 while I am not a downtown guru I am familiar with several developments down there. The latest round of conversations was with a seller in denial at Park East. My advice would be to sit tight and let downtown continue to take lumps. It will continue to be the posterchild of speculation gone bad, excess inventory, and a leader in the depreciation here in town. Great deals will come, just continue to sit tight.

SD Realtor

[92024]

SD REALTOR (or anyone else for that matter) Do you think these will go low enough to cash flow? If they did start to cash flow, do you think things would pick up pretty fast.

[92024]

SD REALTOR (or anyone else for that matter) Do you think these will go low enough to cash flow? If they did start to cash flow, do you think things would pick up pretty fast.

[92024]

SD REALTOR (or anyone else for that matter) Do you think these will go low enough to cash flow? If they did start to cash flow, do you think things would pick up pretty fast.

[92024]

SD REALTOR (or anyone else for that matter) Do you think these will go low enough to cash flow? If they did start to cash flow, do you think things would pick up pretty fast.

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