I saw this on SDLookup and thought I’d post here in case some of you haven’t seen it. I know most are not interested in Escondido, but just more to indicate one would never think it could happen or ever imagine something like that even in the worst neighborhood. No one ever thought prices would go up so high in a bad neighborhood, either.
I understand it is a cash offer. And I would think there are probably people out there w/cash. Apparently people are competing to buy million dollar properties w/20% down. I figured there would be some investor w/cash who would probably get it and rent it out. Also, once paying cash, wouldn’t they be able to take a HELOC against it and get cash back out?
I did not know about the HOA not being solvent and certainly that is a problem.
I understand it is a cash offer. And I would think there are probably people out there w/cash. Apparently people are competing to buy million dollar properties w/20% down. I figured there would be some investor w/cash who would probably get it and rent it out. Also, once paying cash, wouldn’t they be able to take a HELOC against it and get cash back out?
I did not know about the HOA not being solvent and certainly that is a problem.
I understand it is a cash offer. And I would think there are probably people out there w/cash. Apparently people are competing to buy million dollar properties w/20% down. I figured there would be some investor w/cash who would probably get it and rent it out. Also, once paying cash, wouldn’t they be able to take a HELOC against it and get cash back out?
I did not know about the HOA not being solvent and certainly that is a problem.
I understand it is a cash offer. And I would think there are probably people out there w/cash. Apparently people are competing to buy million dollar properties w/20% down. I figured there would be some investor w/cash who would probably get it and rent it out. Also, once paying cash, wouldn’t they be able to take a HELOC against it and get cash back out?
I did not know about the HOA not being solvent and certainly that is a problem.
I understand it is a cash offer. And I would think there are probably people out there w/cash. Apparently people are competing to buy million dollar properties w/20% down. I figured there would be some investor w/cash who would probably get it and rent it out. Also, once paying cash, wouldn’t they be able to take a HELOC against it and get cash back out?
I did not know about the HOA not being solvent and certainly that is a problem.
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What does that mean that the HOA is not solvent? Thanks for your comments. I appreciate the information you provide to this site. You are a piggington asset.
What does that mean that the HOA is not solvent? Thanks for your comments. I appreciate the information you provide to this site. You are a piggington asset.
What does that mean that the HOA is not solvent? Thanks for your comments. I appreciate the information you provide to this site. You are a piggington asset.
