I guess everybody DOES want to live here

[LesBaer45]

[quote=sdrealtor]Funny
I didnt see beach towns in So carolina, Georgia and FLA on that list. All have warm weather, susnhine and a beach.[/quote]

So the plan IS working.

Fla is a lost cause, it doesn’t count. The other two and slightly north have been trying to stay under the radar. We’ve been overwhelmed/overbuilt/oversold enough as it is. Don’t blow it for us. 😉

Disclaimer:

I’d live in SD if I had the money. Lots of it.

[Mama4obama]

San Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.

The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.

Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.

[Mama4obama]

San Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.

The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.

Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.

[Mama4obama]

San Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.

The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.

Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.

[Mama4obama]

San Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.

The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.

Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.

[Mama4obama]

San Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.

The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.

Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.

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