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April 14, 2011 at 11:01 AM #687923April 14, 2011 at 11:39 AM #686790
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ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
April 14, 2011 at 11:39 AM #686847ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
April 14, 2011 at 11:39 AM #687465ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
April 14, 2011 at 11:39 AM #687607ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
April 14, 2011 at 11:39 AM #687953ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
April 14, 2011 at 12:45 PM #686845bearishgurl
Participant[quote=UCguy] . . . But what if the plumbing is all polybutilene (or whatever) and wasn’t replaced? . . . [/quote]
UCGuy, DO NOT even make an offer on a property that has this problem. ASK the LA first if their listing had or currently has PBT plumbing.
If you are working with a competent agent who is intimately familiar with the area(s) you are seeking to buy in, you can tell them you are not interested in a property built with PBT plumbing and they should KNOW COLD which tracts are subject to this issue. If a seller can PROVE their property was ENTIRELY re-plumbed, you want to see the invoices for work performed BEFORE making an offer and also have a thorough plumbing inspection done if your offer is accepted.
Many replumb jobs are NOT entire replumbs. Some are just fixes at where there was a previous burst or leak, that drywall only and all the “visible” plumbing to the naked eye.
April 14, 2011 at 12:45 PM #686902Participant[quote=UCguy] . . . But what if the plumbing is all polybutilene (or whatever) and wasn’t replaced? . . . [/quote]
UCGuy, DO NOT even make an offer on a property that has this problem. ASK the LA first if their listing had or currently has PBT plumbing.
If you are working with a competent agent who is intimately familiar with the area(s) you are seeking to buy in, you can tell them you are not interested in a property built with PBT plumbing and they should KNOW COLD which tracts are subject to this issue. If a seller can PROVE their property was ENTIRELY re-plumbed, you want to see the invoices for work performed BEFORE making an offer and also have a thorough plumbing inspection done if your offer is accepted.
Many replumb jobs are NOT entire replumbs. Some are just fixes at where there was a previous burst or leak, that drywall only and all the “visible” plumbing to the naked eye.
April 14, 2011 at 12:45 PM #687520Participant[quote=UCguy] . . . But what if the plumbing is all polybutilene (or whatever) and wasn’t replaced? . . . [/quote]
UCGuy, DO NOT even make an offer on a property that has this problem. ASK the LA first if their listing had or currently has PBT plumbing.
If you are working with a competent agent who is intimately familiar with the area(s) you are seeking to buy in, you can tell them you are not interested in a property built with PBT plumbing and they should KNOW COLD which tracts are subject to this issue. If a seller can PROVE their property was ENTIRELY re-plumbed, you want to see the invoices for work performed BEFORE making an offer and also have a thorough plumbing inspection done if your offer is accepted.
Many replumb jobs are NOT entire replumbs. Some are just fixes at where there was a previous burst or leak, that drywall only and all the “visible” plumbing to the naked eye.
April 14, 2011 at 12:45 PM #687660Participant[quote=UCguy] . . . But what if the plumbing is all polybutilene (or whatever) and wasn’t replaced? . . . [/quote]
UCGuy, DO NOT even make an offer on a property that has this problem. ASK the LA first if their listing had or currently has PBT plumbing.
If you are working with a competent agent who is intimately familiar with the area(s) you are seeking to buy in, you can tell them you are not interested in a property built with PBT plumbing and they should KNOW COLD which tracts are subject to this issue. If a seller can PROVE their property was ENTIRELY re-plumbed, you want to see the invoices for work performed BEFORE making an offer and also have a thorough plumbing inspection done if your offer is accepted.
Many replumb jobs are NOT entire replumbs. Some are just fixes at where there was a previous burst or leak, that drywall only and all the “visible” plumbing to the naked eye.
April 14, 2011 at 12:45 PM #688008Participant[quote=UCguy] . . . But what if the plumbing is all polybutilene (or whatever) and wasn’t replaced? . . . [/quote]
UCGuy, DO NOT even make an offer on a property that has this problem. ASK the LA first if their listing had or currently has PBT plumbing.
If you are working with a competent agent who is intimately familiar with the area(s) you are seeking to buy in, you can tell them you are not interested in a property built with PBT plumbing and they should KNOW COLD which tracts are subject to this issue. If a seller can PROVE their property was ENTIRELY re-plumbed, you want to see the invoices for work performed BEFORE making an offer and also have a thorough plumbing inspection done if your offer is accepted.
Many replumb jobs are NOT entire replumbs. Some are just fixes at where there was a previous burst or leak, that drywall only and all the “visible” plumbing to the naked eye.
April 14, 2011 at 2:28 PM #686935Scarlett
Participant[quote=cjdairym]That’s good that you’re looking at all options.
Hmm.. I guess your expenses are higher than I thought. Personally, it seems like your savings rate should be higher for the income you have ($8500-$9k/month? net income), but obviously I don’t know all your details.Yes, CMR has small yards. Though I thought Sabre Springs had small yards too. Don’t most places have HOA (`40/month) and the Poway CFD ($900/year)? Pretty similar that way CMR has.[/quote]
I think that with 2 kids and helping their parents, his expenses are not really that high.
Most of the CMR houses I’ve seen in the 500K range had NO yard – just a patio. Esecially those ones in the Walden complex mentioned in the link. And all I’ve seen in CMR at that price had Melo Roos.
I haven’t visited that many houses in Sabre Springs, but there is a part that does NOT have melo roos. Probably Evening way. And the yards, though not very large, were lot better/bigger than CMR. So I can understand their preference. Particularly with 2 kids, and if they have dog(s), or other outdoor pets.
April 14, 2011 at 2:28 PM #686991Participant[quote=cjdairym]That’s good that you’re looking at all options.
Hmm.. I guess your expenses are higher than I thought. Personally, it seems like your savings rate should be higher for the income you have ($8500-$9k/month? net income), but obviously I don’t know all your details.Yes, CMR has small yards. Though I thought Sabre Springs had small yards too. Don’t most places have HOA (`40/month) and the Poway CFD ($900/year)? Pretty similar that way CMR has.[/quote]
I think that with 2 kids and helping their parents, his expenses are not really that high.
Most of the CMR houses I’ve seen in the 500K range had NO yard – just a patio. Esecially those ones in the Walden complex mentioned in the link. And all I’ve seen in CMR at that price had Melo Roos.
I haven’t visited that many houses in Sabre Springs, but there is a part that does NOT have melo roos. Probably Evening way. And the yards, though not very large, were lot better/bigger than CMR. So I can understand their preference. Particularly with 2 kids, and if they have dog(s), or other outdoor pets.
April 14, 2011 at 2:28 PM #687610Participant[quote=cjdairym]That’s good that you’re looking at all options.
Hmm.. I guess your expenses are higher than I thought. Personally, it seems like your savings rate should be higher for the income you have ($8500-$9k/month? net income), but obviously I don’t know all your details.Yes, CMR has small yards. Though I thought Sabre Springs had small yards too. Don’t most places have HOA (`40/month) and the Poway CFD ($900/year)? Pretty similar that way CMR has.[/quote]
I think that with 2 kids and helping their parents, his expenses are not really that high.
Most of the CMR houses I’ve seen in the 500K range had NO yard – just a patio. Esecially those ones in the Walden complex mentioned in the link. And all I’ve seen in CMR at that price had Melo Roos.
I haven’t visited that many houses in Sabre Springs, but there is a part that does NOT have melo roos. Probably Evening way. And the yards, though not very large, were lot better/bigger than CMR. So I can understand their preference. Particularly with 2 kids, and if they have dog(s), or other outdoor pets.
April 14, 2011 at 2:28 PM #687750Participant[quote=cjdairym]That’s good that you’re looking at all options.
Hmm.. I guess your expenses are higher than I thought. Personally, it seems like your savings rate should be higher for the income you have ($8500-$9k/month? net income), but obviously I don’t know all your details.Yes, CMR has small yards. Though I thought Sabre Springs had small yards too. Don’t most places have HOA (`40/month) and the Poway CFD ($900/year)? Pretty similar that way CMR has.[/quote]
I think that with 2 kids and helping their parents, his expenses are not really that high.
Most of the CMR houses I’ve seen in the 500K range had NO yard – just a patio. Esecially those ones in the Walden complex mentioned in the link. And all I’ve seen in CMR at that price had Melo Roos.
I haven’t visited that many houses in Sabre Springs, but there is a part that does NOT have melo roos. Probably Evening way. And the yards, though not very large, were lot better/bigger than CMR. So I can understand their preference. Particularly with 2 kids, and if they have dog(s), or other outdoor pets.
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