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  • January 2, 2008 at 4:13 PM #128229
    maicde
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    Thank you, Bugs. I agree with your advice on waiting until at least 2009. We’re not in any hurry to relocate at this point due to the housing prices still being high. I can’t see us relocating to Encinitas (S.CA) at this time and renting because logistically speaking, we have way too much stuff to move and then have to re-move it again. I’m hoping that prices do come down to a decent level, something that’s not two or three times the price of what it was several years ago. I’ve been following houses in Encinitas on Zillow and while it seems that they’ve gone done recently, it looks like prices were picking up a bit too…just wondering what was happening out there.

    Thank you very much for your good advice.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:15 PM #127968
    maicde
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    I agree, Rustico – no one truly knows exactly how much and when.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:15 PM #128132
    maicde
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    I agree, Rustico – no one truly knows exactly how much and when.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:15 PM #128141
    maicde
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    I agree, Rustico – no one truly knows exactly how much and when.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:15 PM #128210
    maicde
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    I agree, Rustico – no one truly knows exactly how much and when.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:15 PM #128239
    maicde
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    I agree, Rustico – no one truly knows exactly how much and when.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:24 PM #127982
    maicde
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    Thank you kindly, SD Realtor. We can most definitely wait for the stronger moves as you mentioned as we are comfortable here, are not hurting to get into a home and such. I realize that we’re not going to get a house with a lot of land or anything like that as land is at a premium there. We would be looking for a 4 bedroom house in an established neighborhood; something that has a backyard for the kids to play in, possibly plant a small garden, even if in containers, have a patio or deck, and some a bit of privacy. I believe that all of that will be at a premium as far as costs are concerned. I know for sure that we’re not looking for new allotments with monthly fees and/or restrictive rules. As far as jobs, my husband is a pharmacist, I am a former accountant, own my own business which is operated from home. Looking for good schools, possibly Catholic schools. Two oldest kids will be graduating from college, younger kids are in high school, middle school, and elementary school. Waiting it out another several years is definitely doable as long as I don’t lose my mind with the grey and cold winters. It wasn’t so bad today as some sun actually peaked out! 🙂 Thank you again for your advice, as always.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:24 PM #128147
    maicde
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    Thank you kindly, SD Realtor. We can most definitely wait for the stronger moves as you mentioned as we are comfortable here, are not hurting to get into a home and such. I realize that we’re not going to get a house with a lot of land or anything like that as land is at a premium there. We would be looking for a 4 bedroom house in an established neighborhood; something that has a backyard for the kids to play in, possibly plant a small garden, even if in containers, have a patio or deck, and some a bit of privacy. I believe that all of that will be at a premium as far as costs are concerned. I know for sure that we’re not looking for new allotments with monthly fees and/or restrictive rules. As far as jobs, my husband is a pharmacist, I am a former accountant, own my own business which is operated from home. Looking for good schools, possibly Catholic schools. Two oldest kids will be graduating from college, younger kids are in high school, middle school, and elementary school. Waiting it out another several years is definitely doable as long as I don’t lose my mind with the grey and cold winters. It wasn’t so bad today as some sun actually peaked out! 🙂 Thank you again for your advice, as always.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:24 PM #128156
    maicde
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    Thank you kindly, SD Realtor. We can most definitely wait for the stronger moves as you mentioned as we are comfortable here, are not hurting to get into a home and such. I realize that we’re not going to get a house with a lot of land or anything like that as land is at a premium there. We would be looking for a 4 bedroom house in an established neighborhood; something that has a backyard for the kids to play in, possibly plant a small garden, even if in containers, have a patio or deck, and some a bit of privacy. I believe that all of that will be at a premium as far as costs are concerned. I know for sure that we’re not looking for new allotments with monthly fees and/or restrictive rules. As far as jobs, my husband is a pharmacist, I am a former accountant, own my own business which is operated from home. Looking for good schools, possibly Catholic schools. Two oldest kids will be graduating from college, younger kids are in high school, middle school, and elementary school. Waiting it out another several years is definitely doable as long as I don’t lose my mind with the grey and cold winters. It wasn’t so bad today as some sun actually peaked out! 🙂 Thank you again for your advice, as always.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:24 PM #128225
    maicde
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    Thank you kindly, SD Realtor. We can most definitely wait for the stronger moves as you mentioned as we are comfortable here, are not hurting to get into a home and such. I realize that we’re not going to get a house with a lot of land or anything like that as land is at a premium there. We would be looking for a 4 bedroom house in an established neighborhood; something that has a backyard for the kids to play in, possibly plant a small garden, even if in containers, have a patio or deck, and some a bit of privacy. I believe that all of that will be at a premium as far as costs are concerned. I know for sure that we’re not looking for new allotments with monthly fees and/or restrictive rules. As far as jobs, my husband is a pharmacist, I am a former accountant, own my own business which is operated from home. Looking for good schools, possibly Catholic schools. Two oldest kids will be graduating from college, younger kids are in high school, middle school, and elementary school. Waiting it out another several years is definitely doable as long as I don’t lose my mind with the grey and cold winters. It wasn’t so bad today as some sun actually peaked out! 🙂 Thank you again for your advice, as always.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:24 PM #128254
    maicde
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    Thank you kindly, SD Realtor. We can most definitely wait for the stronger moves as you mentioned as we are comfortable here, are not hurting to get into a home and such. I realize that we’re not going to get a house with a lot of land or anything like that as land is at a premium there. We would be looking for a 4 bedroom house in an established neighborhood; something that has a backyard for the kids to play in, possibly plant a small garden, even if in containers, have a patio or deck, and some a bit of privacy. I believe that all of that will be at a premium as far as costs are concerned. I know for sure that we’re not looking for new allotments with monthly fees and/or restrictive rules. As far as jobs, my husband is a pharmacist, I am a former accountant, own my own business which is operated from home. Looking for good schools, possibly Catholic schools. Two oldest kids will be graduating from college, younger kids are in high school, middle school, and elementary school. Waiting it out another several years is definitely doable as long as I don’t lose my mind with the grey and cold winters. It wasn’t so bad today as some sun actually peaked out! 🙂 Thank you again for your advice, as always.:)

    January 2, 2008 at 4:39 PM #128012
    mrpappy
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    sdrealtor: Was the 1.4M to 995K in the Davidson section of La Costa Valley? Any more details? I live in LCV and have been trying to follow closely what is going on, but missed this one….

    Any perspective you can share would be helpful.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:39 PM #128176
    mrpappy
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    sdrealtor: Was the 1.4M to 995K in the Davidson section of La Costa Valley? Any more details? I live in LCV and have been trying to follow closely what is going on, but missed this one….

    Any perspective you can share would be helpful.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:39 PM #128187
    mrpappy
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    sdrealtor: Was the 1.4M to 995K in the Davidson section of La Costa Valley? Any more details? I live in LCV and have been trying to follow closely what is going on, but missed this one….

    Any perspective you can share would be helpful.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:39 PM #128255
    mrpappy
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    sdrealtor: Was the 1.4M to 995K in the Davidson section of La Costa Valley? Any more details? I live in LCV and have been trying to follow closely what is going on, but missed this one….

    Any perspective you can share would be helpful.

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