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May 7, 2008 at 7:24 AM #200379May 7, 2008 at 7:24 AM #200416
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ParticipantHi Gary,
I have to go submit some building plans for a house I just finished drawing. I want to look at the MLS when I have time and see if it affects any post I would add.
Have a good one.May 7, 2008 at 9:50 AM #200372Bugs
ParticipantAt $110,000 and assuming 100% financing at 6.5%, a 2bd condo over there basically breaks even with an apartment rental. And that’s before consideration of the tax writeoff.
It’s pretty sobering how fast that happened. Just last year we were thinking $100k probably wouldn’t happen.
May 7, 2008 at 9:50 AM #200413ParticipantAt $110,000 and assuming 100% financing at 6.5%, a 2bd condo over there basically breaks even with an apartment rental. And that’s before consideration of the tax writeoff.
It’s pretty sobering how fast that happened. Just last year we were thinking $100k probably wouldn’t happen.
May 7, 2008 at 9:50 AM #200439ParticipantAt $110,000 and assuming 100% financing at 6.5%, a 2bd condo over there basically breaks even with an apartment rental. And that’s before consideration of the tax writeoff.
It’s pretty sobering how fast that happened. Just last year we were thinking $100k probably wouldn’t happen.
May 7, 2008 at 9:50 AM #200465ParticipantAt $110,000 and assuming 100% financing at 6.5%, a 2bd condo over there basically breaks even with an apartment rental. And that’s before consideration of the tax writeoff.
It’s pretty sobering how fast that happened. Just last year we were thinking $100k probably wouldn’t happen.
May 7, 2008 at 9:50 AM #200501ParticipantAt $110,000 and assuming 100% financing at 6.5%, a 2bd condo over there basically breaks even with an apartment rental. And that’s before consideration of the tax writeoff.
It’s pretty sobering how fast that happened. Just last year we were thinking $100k probably wouldn’t happen.
May 8, 2008 at 9:07 PM #201544garysears
ParticipantWell, that didn’t take long. 745 Bradley #208 now listed for $99,900.
May 8, 2008 at 9:07 PM #201589ParticipantWell, that didn’t take long. 745 Bradley #208 now listed for $99,900.
May 8, 2008 at 9:07 PM #201616ParticipantWell, that didn’t take long. 745 Bradley #208 now listed for $99,900.
May 8, 2008 at 9:07 PM #201640ParticipantWell, that didn’t take long. 745 Bradley #208 now listed for $99,900.
May 8, 2008 at 9:07 PM #201677ParticipantWell, that didn’t take long. 745 Bradley #208 now listed for $99,900.
May 8, 2008 at 10:28 PM #201568ParticipantHi Gary,
I saw that $99,900 while looking at these places on the MlS today. Never been to the complex before. The limited idea I could get from the photos is that this is a very plain, almost industrial looking place in an area with no comforting feel to it whatsoever.Sunterra has 6 or so pendings now and the active listing have always hovered around 12-15. Nothing sold until they accepted offers the 125k range for the 2/2. This seems like enough to incite some activity and discourage further price drops for now. Maybe another round down later this year?
Do you ever look at 92019? The area around Cuyamaca College is much nicer and improving still. The cheaper units are around Fury Lane. I really like the complexes on Calle Albarra. It is still very easy to get to the heart of El Cajon via Jamacha or Avocado if need be. I think I mentioned it before. Much nicer area and some distressed sales have come through.
It actually can function as a good walking neighborhood too, in a kind of suburban-name-brand kind of way.May 8, 2008 at 10:28 PM #201614ParticipantHi Gary,
I saw that $99,900 while looking at these places on the MlS today. Never been to the complex before. The limited idea I could get from the photos is that this is a very plain, almost industrial looking place in an area with no comforting feel to it whatsoever.Sunterra has 6 or so pendings now and the active listing have always hovered around 12-15. Nothing sold until they accepted offers the 125k range for the 2/2. This seems like enough to incite some activity and discourage further price drops for now. Maybe another round down later this year?
Do you ever look at 92019? The area around Cuyamaca College is much nicer and improving still. The cheaper units are around Fury Lane. I really like the complexes on Calle Albarra. It is still very easy to get to the heart of El Cajon via Jamacha or Avocado if need be. I think I mentioned it before. Much nicer area and some distressed sales have come through.
It actually can function as a good walking neighborhood too, in a kind of suburban-name-brand kind of way.May 8, 2008 at 10:28 PM #201642ParticipantHi Gary,
I saw that $99,900 while looking at these places on the MlS today. Never been to the complex before. The limited idea I could get from the photos is that this is a very plain, almost industrial looking place in an area with no comforting feel to it whatsoever.Sunterra has 6 or so pendings now and the active listing have always hovered around 12-15. Nothing sold until they accepted offers the 125k range for the 2/2. This seems like enough to incite some activity and discourage further price drops for now. Maybe another round down later this year?
Do you ever look at 92019? The area around Cuyamaca College is much nicer and improving still. The cheaper units are around Fury Lane. I really like the complexes on Calle Albarra. It is still very easy to get to the heart of El Cajon via Jamacha or Avocado if need be. I think I mentioned it before. Much nicer area and some distressed sales have come through.
It actually can function as a good walking neighborhood too, in a kind of suburban-name-brand kind of way. -
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