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March 14, 2010 at 7:56 AM #17198March 14, 2010 at 8:23 AM #525592RenParticipant
Some areas of Vista are nice, but I look at it this way – if you’re a delinquent living in a bad area, and you’ve got a choice of burglarizing your welfare recipient neighbor or the guy on the hill with the Benz, which would you pick? Seems like more of a target than an oasis. Also keep in mind what you have to drive through and look at every day, and where you have to shop (e.g., guards in the grocery stores).
That said, I lived in a questionable area of Vista for a year and never had any trouble. Maybe I was lucky. Shadowridge has managed to stay nice for 25 years.
Edit: not to mention a massively mismanaged local government. There are a lot of reasons San Marcos prices are higher, even though the location and weather aren’t as good as Vista.
March 14, 2010 at 8:23 AM #526170RenParticipantSome areas of Vista are nice, but I look at it this way – if you’re a delinquent living in a bad area, and you’ve got a choice of burglarizing your welfare recipient neighbor or the guy on the hill with the Benz, which would you pick? Seems like more of a target than an oasis. Also keep in mind what you have to drive through and look at every day, and where you have to shop (e.g., guards in the grocery stores).
That said, I lived in a questionable area of Vista for a year and never had any trouble. Maybe I was lucky. Shadowridge has managed to stay nice for 25 years.
Edit: not to mention a massively mismanaged local government. There are a lot of reasons San Marcos prices are higher, even though the location and weather aren’t as good as Vista.
March 14, 2010 at 8:23 AM #526266RenParticipantSome areas of Vista are nice, but I look at it this way – if you’re a delinquent living in a bad area, and you’ve got a choice of burglarizing your welfare recipient neighbor or the guy on the hill with the Benz, which would you pick? Seems like more of a target than an oasis. Also keep in mind what you have to drive through and look at every day, and where you have to shop (e.g., guards in the grocery stores).
That said, I lived in a questionable area of Vista for a year and never had any trouble. Maybe I was lucky. Shadowridge has managed to stay nice for 25 years.
Edit: not to mention a massively mismanaged local government. There are a lot of reasons San Marcos prices are higher, even though the location and weather aren’t as good as Vista.
March 14, 2010 at 8:23 AM #525724RenParticipantSome areas of Vista are nice, but I look at it this way – if you’re a delinquent living in a bad area, and you’ve got a choice of burglarizing your welfare recipient neighbor or the guy on the hill with the Benz, which would you pick? Seems like more of a target than an oasis. Also keep in mind what you have to drive through and look at every day, and where you have to shop (e.g., guards in the grocery stores).
That said, I lived in a questionable area of Vista for a year and never had any trouble. Maybe I was lucky. Shadowridge has managed to stay nice for 25 years.
Edit: not to mention a massively mismanaged local government. There are a lot of reasons San Marcos prices are higher, even though the location and weather aren’t as good as Vista.
March 14, 2010 at 8:23 AM #526523RenParticipantSome areas of Vista are nice, but I look at it this way – if you’re a delinquent living in a bad area, and you’ve got a choice of burglarizing your welfare recipient neighbor or the guy on the hill with the Benz, which would you pick? Seems like more of a target than an oasis. Also keep in mind what you have to drive through and look at every day, and where you have to shop (e.g., guards in the grocery stores).
That said, I lived in a questionable area of Vista for a year and never had any trouble. Maybe I was lucky. Shadowridge has managed to stay nice for 25 years.
Edit: not to mention a massively mismanaged local government. There are a lot of reasons San Marcos prices are higher, even though the location and weather aren’t as good as Vista.
March 14, 2010 at 10:12 AM #526225scaredyclassicParticipantsomehow i feel much less nervous about your escrow than my escrow. i can be entirely rational about other people’s money and lives. let me think on this a bit.
March 14, 2010 at 10:12 AM #526322scaredyclassicParticipantsomehow i feel much less nervous about your escrow than my escrow. i can be entirely rational about other people’s money and lives. let me think on this a bit.
March 14, 2010 at 10:12 AM #526578scaredyclassicParticipantsomehow i feel much less nervous about your escrow than my escrow. i can be entirely rational about other people’s money and lives. let me think on this a bit.
March 14, 2010 at 10:12 AM #525779scaredyclassicParticipantsomehow i feel much less nervous about your escrow than my escrow. i can be entirely rational about other people’s money and lives. let me think on this a bit.
March 14, 2010 at 10:12 AM #525647scaredyclassicParticipantsomehow i feel much less nervous about your escrow than my escrow. i can be entirely rational about other people’s money and lives. let me think on this a bit.
March 14, 2010 at 10:30 AM #526593jpinpbParticipantI’m sure you did the comps in the area. Did you also check the distress? I.e., do you anticipate some other homes in the area showing up as a short sale or REO sale? Any recorded NODs or NTS? How far down has it come from peak? If it declines a little more, can you live w/it? What would something like that rent for in the area? If a nicer one sometime this year comes up for what you paid for this, will you be kicking yourself?
I wish someone would accept my lowball offers. I must be more insulting than you. Well, I did get one accepted, only b/c we offered asking. But still have not heard back for B of A (Countrywide). I think the asking was 40k more than it should be. But w/the way the government is propping up this market, the 8k credit, the banks/processors not following through on delinquencies, we decided to just offer LP. I saw a thread of someone quibbling over 5k.
March 14, 2010 at 10:30 AM #525794jpinpbParticipantI’m sure you did the comps in the area. Did you also check the distress? I.e., do you anticipate some other homes in the area showing up as a short sale or REO sale? Any recorded NODs or NTS? How far down has it come from peak? If it declines a little more, can you live w/it? What would something like that rent for in the area? If a nicer one sometime this year comes up for what you paid for this, will you be kicking yourself?
I wish someone would accept my lowball offers. I must be more insulting than you. Well, I did get one accepted, only b/c we offered asking. But still have not heard back for B of A (Countrywide). I think the asking was 40k more than it should be. But w/the way the government is propping up this market, the 8k credit, the banks/processors not following through on delinquencies, we decided to just offer LP. I saw a thread of someone quibbling over 5k.
March 14, 2010 at 10:30 AM #526337jpinpbParticipantI’m sure you did the comps in the area. Did you also check the distress? I.e., do you anticipate some other homes in the area showing up as a short sale or REO sale? Any recorded NODs or NTS? How far down has it come from peak? If it declines a little more, can you live w/it? What would something like that rent for in the area? If a nicer one sometime this year comes up for what you paid for this, will you be kicking yourself?
I wish someone would accept my lowball offers. I must be more insulting than you. Well, I did get one accepted, only b/c we offered asking. But still have not heard back for B of A (Countrywide). I think the asking was 40k more than it should be. But w/the way the government is propping up this market, the 8k credit, the banks/processors not following through on delinquencies, we decided to just offer LP. I saw a thread of someone quibbling over 5k.
March 14, 2010 at 10:30 AM #525662jpinpbParticipantI’m sure you did the comps in the area. Did you also check the distress? I.e., do you anticipate some other homes in the area showing up as a short sale or REO sale? Any recorded NODs or NTS? How far down has it come from peak? If it declines a little more, can you live w/it? What would something like that rent for in the area? If a nicer one sometime this year comes up for what you paid for this, will you be kicking yourself?
I wish someone would accept my lowball offers. I must be more insulting than you. Well, I did get one accepted, only b/c we offered asking. But still have not heard back for B of A (Countrywide). I think the asking was 40k more than it should be. But w/the way the government is propping up this market, the 8k credit, the banks/processors not following through on delinquencies, we decided to just offer LP. I saw a thread of someone quibbling over 5k.
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