How is the market in Temecula/Murrieta?

[scaredyclassic]

ok, maybe. probably more likely than not. but it could still possibly be very bad….

[JACKQLYN]

The reason why I posted the question is because when the bubble was in tact – we had many people telling us to purchase in this area.

There are several reasons why I refused to move there & these reasons are all common sense for our life.

7 months after close of our 1st home & I’m so happy to stay in North County. We moved from Esco to San Marcos.

When we were in the market I wished more properties would hit the market. I tracked foreclosures, became pals w/ asset managers, & eventually scored.

Now I’m bummed that my nice neighbors just listed a short sale 🙁

Bitter sweet….

[JACKQLYN]

The reason why I posted the question is because when the bubble was in tact – we had many people telling us to purchase in this area.

There are several reasons why I refused to move there & these reasons are all common sense for our life.

7 months after close of our 1st home & I’m so happy to stay in North County. We moved from Esco to San Marcos.

When we were in the market I wished more properties would hit the market. I tracked foreclosures, became pals w/ asset managers, & eventually scored.

Now I’m bummed that my nice neighbors just listed a short sale 🙁

Bitter sweet….

[JACKQLYN]

The reason why I posted the question is because when the bubble was in tact – we had many people telling us to purchase in this area.

There are several reasons why I refused to move there & these reasons are all common sense for our life.

7 months after close of our 1st home & I’m so happy to stay in North County. We moved from Esco to San Marcos.

When we were in the market I wished more properties would hit the market. I tracked foreclosures, became pals w/ asset managers, & eventually scored.

Now I’m bummed that my nice neighbors just listed a short sale 🙁

Bitter sweet….

[JACKQLYN]

The reason why I posted the question is because when the bubble was in tact – we had many people telling us to purchase in this area.

There are several reasons why I refused to move there & these reasons are all common sense for our life.

7 months after close of our 1st home & I’m so happy to stay in North County. We moved from Esco to San Marcos.

When we were in the market I wished more properties would hit the market. I tracked foreclosures, became pals w/ asset managers, & eventually scored.

Now I’m bummed that my nice neighbors just listed a short sale 🙁

Bitter sweet….

[JACKQLYN]

The reason why I posted the question is because when the bubble was in tact – we had many people telling us to purchase in this area.

There are several reasons why I refused to move there & these reasons are all common sense for our life.

7 months after close of our 1st home & I’m so happy to stay in North County. We moved from Esco to San Marcos.

When we were in the market I wished more properties would hit the market. I tracked foreclosures, became pals w/ asset managers, & eventually scored.

Now I’m bummed that my nice neighbors just listed a short sale 🙁

Bitter sweet….

[paramount]

I’m sure you had your reasons, and after all San Marcos is so much nicer than Temecula (wink wink)…

[paramount]

I’m sure you had your reasons, and after all San Marcos is so much nicer than Temecula (wink wink)…

[paramount]

I’m sure you had your reasons, and after all San Marcos is so much nicer than Temecula (wink wink)…

[paramount]

I’m sure you had your reasons, and after all San Marcos is so much nicer than Temecula (wink wink)…

[paramount]

I’m sure you had your reasons, and after all San Marcos is so much nicer than Temecula (wink wink)…

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Damage largely already done, My tract started selling in 2005, and completed late 2009,
Builder was selling homes 40 % off peak at end, (same price I got mine) , some REO’s in the tract sold for 60 % off peak.

Seems 80% of peak buyers have been washed out already, the rest had large down payments it seems and don’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

There are still a few REO’s and short sales in the tract so maybe a few more.(maybe 5 of the 150 or so homes).

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Damage largely already done, My tract started selling in 2005, and completed late 2009,
Builder was selling homes 40 % off peak at end, (same price I got mine) , some REO’s in the tract sold for 60 % off peak.

Seems 80% of peak buyers have been washed out already, the rest had large down payments it seems and don’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

There are still a few REO’s and short sales in the tract so maybe a few more.(maybe 5 of the 150 or so homes).

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Damage largely already done, My tract started selling in 2005, and completed late 2009,
Builder was selling homes 40 % off peak at end, (same price I got mine) , some REO’s in the tract sold for 60 % off peak.

Seems 80% of peak buyers have been washed out already, the rest had large down payments it seems and don’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

There are still a few REO’s and short sales in the tract so maybe a few more.(maybe 5 of the 150 or so homes).

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Damage largely already done, My tract started selling in 2005, and completed late 2009,
Builder was selling homes 40 % off peak at end, (same price I got mine) , some REO’s in the tract sold for 60 % off peak.

Seems 80% of peak buyers have been washed out already, the rest had large down payments it seems and don’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

There are still a few REO’s and short sales in the tract so maybe a few more.(maybe 5 of the 150 or so homes).

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