irrational fear?; spouse wants house…

[Anonymous]

You should probably pay “temeculaguy” a fee to meet with you and review the housing market in your area – where it was 18/12/6 months ago and where it is headed in the next 6/12 months. He’d be able to give you two excellent insight on the market in your area. Depending on your situation and the development that you’re looking at, it might not be a horrible mistake to buy. Temecula is so far ahead of San Diego on the depreciation curve.

[capeman]

I’m in the same boat waiting on the sidelines with a 7 month old baby. I’ve told her that I won’t buy until the majority of people I ask say they don’t want to buy houses anymore. I keep asking people and it’s gone from 0 out of ten to 1 out of ten currently. When it passes 50% I’ll be ready to jump in.

That time is coming but probably along with 15%+ unemployment and tougher times. As for buying in Temecula I would be very careful on the timing. The 1+ billion dollars in mortgage fraud (ponzied) bought homes need to be unloaded and buying in before they are could be costly short-mid term.

[capeman]

I’m in the same boat waiting on the sidelines with a 7 month old baby. I’ve told her that I won’t buy until the majority of people I ask say they don’t want to buy houses anymore. I keep asking people and it’s gone from 0 out of ten to 1 out of ten currently. When it passes 50% I’ll be ready to jump in.

That time is coming but probably along with 15%+ unemployment and tougher times. As for buying in Temecula I would be very careful on the timing. The 1+ billion dollars in mortgage fraud (ponzied) bought homes need to be unloaded and buying in before they are could be costly short-mid term.

[capeman]

I’m in the same boat waiting on the sidelines with a 7 month old baby. I’ve told her that I won’t buy until the majority of people I ask say they don’t want to buy houses anymore. I keep asking people and it’s gone from 0 out of ten to 1 out of ten currently. When it passes 50% I’ll be ready to jump in.

That time is coming but probably along with 15%+ unemployment and tougher times. As for buying in Temecula I would be very careful on the timing. The 1+ billion dollars in mortgage fraud (ponzied) bought homes need to be unloaded and buying in before they are could be costly short-mid term.

[capeman]

I’m in the same boat waiting on the sidelines with a 7 month old baby. I’ve told her that I won’t buy until the majority of people I ask say they don’t want to buy houses anymore. I keep asking people and it’s gone from 0 out of ten to 1 out of ten currently. When it passes 50% I’ll be ready to jump in.

That time is coming but probably along with 15%+ unemployment and tougher times. As for buying in Temecula I would be very careful on the timing. The 1+ billion dollars in mortgage fraud (ponzied) bought homes need to be unloaded and buying in before they are could be costly short-mid term.

[capeman]

I’m in the same boat waiting on the sidelines with a 7 month old baby. I’ve told her that I won’t buy until the majority of people I ask say they don’t want to buy houses anymore. I keep asking people and it’s gone from 0 out of ten to 1 out of ten currently. When it passes 50% I’ll be ready to jump in.

That time is coming but probably along with 15%+ unemployment and tougher times. As for buying in Temecula I would be very careful on the timing. The 1+ billion dollars in mortgage fraud (ponzied) bought homes need to be unloaded and buying in before they are could be costly short-mid term.

[temeculaguy]

Thanks for the props mortgage3, but TG charges no fees, just like Bill handel doesn’t charge for his saturday morning marginal legal advice on KFI. I am not in a similar boat as I don’t study the semi custom houses on land like they are looking for, so my opinion would be just above average but not spectacular. I will say that semi custom land houses are taking a severe beating and will suffer greatly if CV, RB, 4S and some of the other SD locations along with some O.C. locations with similar demographics begin to fall. Thus far they haven’t but when they do, the gentleman ranches will take their hit. They have taken a pretty sizable hit so far and it is not that unsafe to lock in now if you find what you want.

Let’s talk area, are you going 15 minutes east (glenaoks, wine country, anza) or do want to be in town (los ranchitos, santiago, meadowview), or even westies (de luz, la cresta)? I think we are close to bottom and wouldnt oppose a purchase in those areas right now, weighing the limited amount of properties vs interest rates vs declining gas prices in the near term. The timing might be right but it’s all about the right property, if you find it, can afford it, do it. If you are settling and needing to get a better one later, wait for it. Are you horse people, dirt bike and rv people or wine people? It’s best ot settle amongst your “people.” Each of those communities is in a different place on the timetable. Throw down the particulars and I’ll give my free worthless advice, if it is a particular property and you want to keep it off the boards, [email protected] is always an option, just mention piggington so i dont delete
same offer goes for anyone

[temeculaguy]

Thanks for the props mortgage3, but TG charges no fees, just like Bill handel doesn’t charge for his saturday morning marginal legal advice on KFI. I am not in a similar boat as I don’t study the semi custom houses on land like they are looking for, so my opinion would be just above average but not spectacular. I will say that semi custom land houses are taking a severe beating and will suffer greatly if CV, RB, 4S and some of the other SD locations along with some O.C. locations with similar demographics begin to fall. Thus far they haven’t but when they do, the gentleman ranches will take their hit. They have taken a pretty sizable hit so far and it is not that unsafe to lock in now if you find what you want.

Let’s talk area, are you going 15 minutes east (glenaoks, wine country, anza) or do want to be in town (los ranchitos, santiago, meadowview), or even westies (de luz, la cresta)? I think we are close to bottom and wouldnt oppose a purchase in those areas right now, weighing the limited amount of properties vs interest rates vs declining gas prices in the near term. The timing might be right but it’s all about the right property, if you find it, can afford it, do it. If you are settling and needing to get a better one later, wait for it. Are you horse people, dirt bike and rv people or wine people? It’s best ot settle amongst your “people.” Each of those communities is in a different place on the timetable. Throw down the particulars and I’ll give my free worthless advice, if it is a particular property and you want to keep it off the boards, [email protected] is always an option, just mention piggington so i dont delete
same offer goes for anyone

[temeculaguy]

Thanks for the props mortgage3, but TG charges no fees, just like Bill handel doesn’t charge for his saturday morning marginal legal advice on KFI. I am not in a similar boat as I don’t study the semi custom houses on land like they are looking for, so my opinion would be just above average but not spectacular. I will say that semi custom land houses are taking a severe beating and will suffer greatly if CV, RB, 4S and some of the other SD locations along with some O.C. locations with similar demographics begin to fall. Thus far they haven’t but when they do, the gentleman ranches will take their hit. They have taken a pretty sizable hit so far and it is not that unsafe to lock in now if you find what you want.

Let’s talk area, are you going 15 minutes east (glenaoks, wine country, anza) or do want to be in town (los ranchitos, santiago, meadowview), or even westies (de luz, la cresta)? I think we are close to bottom and wouldnt oppose a purchase in those areas right now, weighing the limited amount of properties vs interest rates vs declining gas prices in the near term. The timing might be right but it’s all about the right property, if you find it, can afford it, do it. If you are settling and needing to get a better one later, wait for it. Are you horse people, dirt bike and rv people or wine people? It’s best ot settle amongst your “people.” Each of those communities is in a different place on the timetable. Throw down the particulars and I’ll give my free worthless advice, if it is a particular property and you want to keep it off the boards, [email protected] is always an option, just mention piggington so i dont delete
same offer goes for anyone

[temeculaguy]

Thanks for the props mortgage3, but TG charges no fees, just like Bill handel doesn’t charge for his saturday morning marginal legal advice on KFI. I am not in a similar boat as I don’t study the semi custom houses on land like they are looking for, so my opinion would be just above average but not spectacular. I will say that semi custom land houses are taking a severe beating and will suffer greatly if CV, RB, 4S and some of the other SD locations along with some O.C. locations with similar demographics begin to fall. Thus far they haven’t but when they do, the gentleman ranches will take their hit. They have taken a pretty sizable hit so far and it is not that unsafe to lock in now if you find what you want.

Let’s talk area, are you going 15 minutes east (glenaoks, wine country, anza) or do want to be in town (los ranchitos, santiago, meadowview), or even westies (de luz, la cresta)? I think we are close to bottom and wouldnt oppose a purchase in those areas right now, weighing the limited amount of properties vs interest rates vs declining gas prices in the near term. The timing might be right but it’s all about the right property, if you find it, can afford it, do it. If you are settling and needing to get a better one later, wait for it. Are you horse people, dirt bike and rv people or wine people? It’s best ot settle amongst your “people.” Each of those communities is in a different place on the timetable. Throw down the particulars and I’ll give my free worthless advice, if it is a particular property and you want to keep it off the boards, [email protected] is always an option, just mention piggington so i dont delete
same offer goes for anyone

[temeculaguy]

Thanks for the props mortgage3, but TG charges no fees, just like Bill handel doesn’t charge for his saturday morning marginal legal advice on KFI. I am not in a similar boat as I don’t study the semi custom houses on land like they are looking for, so my opinion would be just above average but not spectacular. I will say that semi custom land houses are taking a severe beating and will suffer greatly if CV, RB, 4S and some of the other SD locations along with some O.C. locations with similar demographics begin to fall. Thus far they haven’t but when they do, the gentleman ranches will take their hit. They have taken a pretty sizable hit so far and it is not that unsafe to lock in now if you find what you want.

Let’s talk area, are you going 15 minutes east (glenaoks, wine country, anza) or do want to be in town (los ranchitos, santiago, meadowview), or even westies (de luz, la cresta)? I think we are close to bottom and wouldnt oppose a purchase in those areas right now, weighing the limited amount of properties vs interest rates vs declining gas prices in the near term. The timing might be right but it’s all about the right property, if you find it, can afford it, do it. If you are settling and needing to get a better one later, wait for it. Are you horse people, dirt bike and rv people or wine people? It’s best ot settle amongst your “people.” Each of those communities is in a different place on the timetable. Throw down the particulars and I’ll give my free worthless advice, if it is a particular property and you want to keep it off the boards, [email protected] is always an option, just mention piggington so i dont delete
same offer goes for anyone

[peterb]

Near a bottom? Tsunami’s coming. Maybe when CA unemployment is at 12% at the end of 2009 or in 2010.
Check all stats about CA home prices and unemployment above 7%. I think this may prove valuable to everyone who’s concerned about price movements in the housing market. The correlation is astoundingly high.

Check with SDCIA and see when Bruce Norris is going to be speaking again. Then take your wife to this meeting. Last a couple of hours.

[peterb]

Near a bottom? Tsunami’s coming. Maybe when CA unemployment is at 12% at the end of 2009 or in 2010.
Check all stats about CA home prices and unemployment above 7%. I think this may prove valuable to everyone who’s concerned about price movements in the housing market. The correlation is astoundingly high.

Check with SDCIA and see when Bruce Norris is going to be speaking again. Then take your wife to this meeting. Last a couple of hours.

[peterb]

Near a bottom? Tsunami’s coming. Maybe when CA unemployment is at 12% at the end of 2009 or in 2010.
Check all stats about CA home prices and unemployment above 7%. I think this may prove valuable to everyone who’s concerned about price movements in the housing market. The correlation is astoundingly high.

Check with SDCIA and see when Bruce Norris is going to be speaking again. Then take your wife to this meeting. Last a couple of hours.

[peterb]

Near a bottom? Tsunami’s coming. Maybe when CA unemployment is at 12% at the end of 2009 or in 2010.
Check all stats about CA home prices and unemployment above 7%. I think this may prove valuable to everyone who’s concerned about price movements in the housing market. The correlation is astoundingly high.

Check with SDCIA and see when Bruce Norris is going to be speaking again. Then take your wife to this meeting. Last a couple of hours.

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