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February 22, 2011 at 2:08 PM #670809February 22, 2011 at 2:13 PM #669662
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ParticipantIt just occurred to me that you might be talking about the rentals that are part of the senior community just east of there. This used to be one large “active living” senior community called “Leisure Life” (UC old timers still call it that) Now it’s La Jolla Del Rey and Town Park Villas. I think they’re owned by the kids of the original owners. They’ve been tearing down the old low rise townhouse style apartments and replacing them with 3 story new construction. I think they’re about half way through the construction process.
Those rentals run from Governor on the North – Gullstrand/Kantor and then Pavlov from half way between Erlanger and Kantor.
It’s 55+ so if you’re worried about renters who are riff-raff… you’ll only get the older riff-raff… LOL
February 22, 2011 at 2:13 PM #669724ParticipantIt just occurred to me that you might be talking about the rentals that are part of the senior community just east of there. This used to be one large “active living” senior community called “Leisure Life” (UC old timers still call it that) Now it’s La Jolla Del Rey and Town Park Villas. I think they’re owned by the kids of the original owners. They’ve been tearing down the old low rise townhouse style apartments and replacing them with 3 story new construction. I think they’re about half way through the construction process.
Those rentals run from Governor on the North – Gullstrand/Kantor and then Pavlov from half way between Erlanger and Kantor.
It’s 55+ so if you’re worried about renters who are riff-raff… you’ll only get the older riff-raff… LOL
February 22, 2011 at 2:13 PM #670331ParticipantIt just occurred to me that you might be talking about the rentals that are part of the senior community just east of there. This used to be one large “active living” senior community called “Leisure Life” (UC old timers still call it that) Now it’s La Jolla Del Rey and Town Park Villas. I think they’re owned by the kids of the original owners. They’ve been tearing down the old low rise townhouse style apartments and replacing them with 3 story new construction. I think they’re about half way through the construction process.
Those rentals run from Governor on the North – Gullstrand/Kantor and then Pavlov from half way between Erlanger and Kantor.
It’s 55+ so if you’re worried about renters who are riff-raff… you’ll only get the older riff-raff… LOL
February 22, 2011 at 2:13 PM #670471ParticipantIt just occurred to me that you might be talking about the rentals that are part of the senior community just east of there. This used to be one large “active living” senior community called “Leisure Life” (UC old timers still call it that) Now it’s La Jolla Del Rey and Town Park Villas. I think they’re owned by the kids of the original owners. They’ve been tearing down the old low rise townhouse style apartments and replacing them with 3 story new construction. I think they’re about half way through the construction process.
Those rentals run from Governor on the North – Gullstrand/Kantor and then Pavlov from half way between Erlanger and Kantor.
It’s 55+ so if you’re worried about renters who are riff-raff… you’ll only get the older riff-raff… LOL
February 22, 2011 at 2:13 PM #670814ParticipantIt just occurred to me that you might be talking about the rentals that are part of the senior community just east of there. This used to be one large “active living” senior community called “Leisure Life” (UC old timers still call it that) Now it’s La Jolla Del Rey and Town Park Villas. I think they’re owned by the kids of the original owners. They’ve been tearing down the old low rise townhouse style apartments and replacing them with 3 story new construction. I think they’re about half way through the construction process.
Those rentals run from Governor on the North – Gullstrand/Kantor and then Pavlov from half way between Erlanger and Kantor.
It’s 55+ so if you’re worried about renters who are riff-raff… you’ll only get the older riff-raff… LOL
February 22, 2011 at 2:14 PM #669667Scarlett
ParticipantAbout PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.
February 22, 2011 at 2:14 PM #669729ParticipantAbout PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.
February 22, 2011 at 2:14 PM #670336ParticipantAbout PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.
February 22, 2011 at 2:14 PM #670476ParticipantAbout PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.
February 22, 2011 at 2:14 PM #670819ParticipantAbout PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.
February 22, 2011 at 2:21 PM #669672sdmove
Participant[quote=Scarlett]About PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.[/quote]
Thanks Scarlett. I think I’ll just put down 20% to avoid the PMI headaches.
February 22, 2011 at 2:21 PM #669734Participant[quote=Scarlett]About PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.[/quote]
Thanks Scarlett. I think I’ll just put down 20% to avoid the PMI headaches.
February 22, 2011 at 2:21 PM #670341Participant[quote=Scarlett]About PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.[/quote]
Thanks Scarlett. I think I’ll just put down 20% to avoid the PMI headaches.
February 22, 2011 at 2:21 PM #670481Participant[quote=Scarlett]About PMI
That depends on the different mortgage insurance company and also could depend on the how much you put down – 10% or 15%. Also if the loan is high balance (over 417K) or below.
I know that in case of high balance – like a 500K loan, the PMI with 10% down can be a little above 400$/mo. In your case, it’s under 417K loan so you should plan probably on $200-$250/month.
If you want to know more concrete examples (and they vary from day to day and lender to lender), why don’t you try PM Sheldon (handle HLS)? He is very good and professional.[/quote]
Thanks Scarlett. I think I’ll just put down 20% to avoid the PMI headaches.
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