Is Temecula a good LT investment?

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Poway is a city, La Jolla is not. Poway has it’s own school district, La Jolla is part of the San Diego Unified School District.

The schools in Temecula were paid for by mello roos bonds, therefore the homeowners are paying for the schools over 30 years, not the developers. When people stop paying their mortgages, they also stop paying their property taxes and mello roos payments. Look for that to start becoming an issue (see Moreno Valley of the 1990’s).

The city doesn’t pay the salaries of the teachers so it doesn’t matter how big or strong their sales tax base is. Even so, when people’s homes are being foreclosed, they are not likely buying autos or shopping at the malls. If city revenues are down, it will start affecting police and fire (see Vallejo, CA potential bankruptcy). When a city starts cutting back on basic services, the population demographic starts to change rapidly. Teachers aren’t going to be attracted to “difficult” schools.

[svelte]

San Marcos is a good alternative – but to each their own…we’ve known some who didn’t like it.

We have neighbors who live in SM and commute to Temecula – they can go opposite traffic for the commute and still allow their spouses to work in North County easily.

Personally, we like both San Marcos and Temecula. If we could afford a weekend house in wine country way on the east end of Rancho Calif Road, we’d have done it long ago. It would be the perfect way to entertain: take our friends to the wineries in the afternoon followed by a nice evening at our home.

One thing I really love about SM is that it is just the right distance from the coast (10 miles as the crow flies, depending on where in SM you live). We get just a bit of the coastal fog (not all day long like Cbad/Oside), but it usually burns off by noon so we have gorgeous afternoons. Any further inland is too hot for us.

And yes it is a long way to drive for a funky film from either SM or Temecula, but to me it seems like there have been too few funky films in the SD area ever since Landmark Theaters was sold a few yrs back – I can’t put my finger on it, but something changed at that pt.

[svelte]

San Marcos is a good alternative – but to each their own…we’ve known some who didn’t like it.

We have neighbors who live in SM and commute to Temecula – they can go opposite traffic for the commute and still allow their spouses to work in North County easily.

Personally, we like both San Marcos and Temecula. If we could afford a weekend house in wine country way on the east end of Rancho Calif Road, we’d have done it long ago. It would be the perfect way to entertain: take our friends to the wineries in the afternoon followed by a nice evening at our home.

One thing I really love about SM is that it is just the right distance from the coast (10 miles as the crow flies, depending on where in SM you live). We get just a bit of the coastal fog (not all day long like Cbad/Oside), but it usually burns off by noon so we have gorgeous afternoons. Any further inland is too hot for us.

And yes it is a long way to drive for a funky film from either SM or Temecula, but to me it seems like there have been too few funky films in the SD area ever since Landmark Theaters was sold a few yrs back – I can’t put my finger on it, but something changed at that pt.

[svelte]

San Marcos is a good alternative – but to each their own…we’ve known some who didn’t like it.

We have neighbors who live in SM and commute to Temecula – they can go opposite traffic for the commute and still allow their spouses to work in North County easily.

Personally, we like both San Marcos and Temecula. If we could afford a weekend house in wine country way on the east end of Rancho Calif Road, we’d have done it long ago. It would be the perfect way to entertain: take our friends to the wineries in the afternoon followed by a nice evening at our home.

One thing I really love about SM is that it is just the right distance from the coast (10 miles as the crow flies, depending on where in SM you live). We get just a bit of the coastal fog (not all day long like Cbad/Oside), but it usually burns off by noon so we have gorgeous afternoons. Any further inland is too hot for us.

And yes it is a long way to drive for a funky film from either SM or Temecula, but to me it seems like there have been too few funky films in the SD area ever since Landmark Theaters was sold a few yrs back – I can’t put my finger on it, but something changed at that pt.

[svelte]

San Marcos is a good alternative – but to each their own…we’ve known some who didn’t like it.

We have neighbors who live in SM and commute to Temecula – they can go opposite traffic for the commute and still allow their spouses to work in North County easily.

Personally, we like both San Marcos and Temecula. If we could afford a weekend house in wine country way on the east end of Rancho Calif Road, we’d have done it long ago. It would be the perfect way to entertain: take our friends to the wineries in the afternoon followed by a nice evening at our home.

One thing I really love about SM is that it is just the right distance from the coast (10 miles as the crow flies, depending on where in SM you live). We get just a bit of the coastal fog (not all day long like Cbad/Oside), but it usually burns off by noon so we have gorgeous afternoons. Any further inland is too hot for us.

And yes it is a long way to drive for a funky film from either SM or Temecula, but to me it seems like there have been too few funky films in the SD area ever since Landmark Theaters was sold a few yrs back – I can’t put my finger on it, but something changed at that pt.

[svelte]

San Marcos is a good alternative – but to each their own…we’ve known some who didn’t like it.

We have neighbors who live in SM and commute to Temecula – they can go opposite traffic for the commute and still allow their spouses to work in North County easily.

Personally, we like both San Marcos and Temecula. If we could afford a weekend house in wine country way on the east end of Rancho Calif Road, we’d have done it long ago. It would be the perfect way to entertain: take our friends to the wineries in the afternoon followed by a nice evening at our home.

One thing I really love about SM is that it is just the right distance from the coast (10 miles as the crow flies, depending on where in SM you live). We get just a bit of the coastal fog (not all day long like Cbad/Oside), but it usually burns off by noon so we have gorgeous afternoons. Any further inland is too hot for us.

And yes it is a long way to drive for a funky film from either SM or Temecula, but to me it seems like there have been too few funky films in the SD area ever since Landmark Theaters was sold a few yrs back – I can’t put my finger on it, but something changed at that pt.

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