Is this correct time to buy or Still to wait?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Sorry for not giving you a direct answer. To be very honest… I just do not know. It just keeps getting more bizarre every day. Maybe at the very very very least let this spring rally get over with. I still maintain we are not even close to a bottom in many of the better areas.
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Hi SDrealtor and SDengineer – both of you rendered and educated the current situation – thanks you all who expressed the clear opinions. Honestly I am too confused these days compared to past days (though they were huge in prices). Don’t know how the situation is going to be and sure the unemployment downturn is going to hit more. One way seeing those 4SRanch and Carmel Valley – still those aren’t the ideal prices to go and invest that much money – in case if things didn’t go properly that entier invstment going to be a big lose. I am living in RB area and interested near those zip code and carmel valley too. It’s so unfair about the Governments that kept us very confuse in a day to day life, what the heck remained except stress to live with a peacful mind afteral having one life to live but getting waste and confused without our control and intervention these days.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=Oxford]I am waiting about 6 to 8 months (renting) before I buy in east county. (Fallbrook/Escondido)

However, it is hard to pass on some amazing cherry homes showing up that fit my needs, but I am sticking to my strategy on this. (my GF is going bonkers but that’s another story). Most of the “cherry” bargin homes are pending in 5 days on market.

I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market. (read: be a shark) and you would do very well. Or you could hold up until November and perhaps do GREAT.

ox
…knows when to hold’em

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Excellent oxford. Do the banks cleanup the mess by Nov and bring all the inventory? Why not so early – so the Fed givingaway 8K amount sale is over by November and I believe it could be bit rush in sales by that timeframe.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=Oxford]I am waiting about 6 to 8 months (renting) before I buy in east county. (Fallbrook/Escondido)

However, it is hard to pass on some amazing cherry homes showing up that fit my needs, but I am sticking to my strategy on this. (my GF is going bonkers but that’s another story). Most of the “cherry” bargin homes are pending in 5 days on market.

I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market. (read: be a shark) and you would do very well. Or you could hold up until November and perhaps do GREAT.

ox
…knows when to hold’em

[/quote]

Excellent oxford. Do the banks cleanup the mess by Nov and bring all the inventory? Why not so early – so the Fed givingaway 8K amount sale is over by November and I believe it could be bit rush in sales by that timeframe.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=Oxford]I am waiting about 6 to 8 months (renting) before I buy in east county. (Fallbrook/Escondido)

However, it is hard to pass on some amazing cherry homes showing up that fit my needs, but I am sticking to my strategy on this. (my GF is going bonkers but that’s another story). Most of the “cherry” bargin homes are pending in 5 days on market.

I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market. (read: be a shark) and you would do very well. Or you could hold up until November and perhaps do GREAT.

ox
…knows when to hold’em

[/quote]

Excellent oxford. Do the banks cleanup the mess by Nov and bring all the inventory? Why not so early – so the Fed givingaway 8K amount sale is over by November and I believe it could be bit rush in sales by that timeframe.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=Oxford]I am waiting about 6 to 8 months (renting) before I buy in east county. (Fallbrook/Escondido)

However, it is hard to pass on some amazing cherry homes showing up that fit my needs, but I am sticking to my strategy on this. (my GF is going bonkers but that’s another story). Most of the “cherry” bargin homes are pending in 5 days on market.

I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market. (read: be a shark) and you would do very well. Or you could hold up until November and perhaps do GREAT.

ox
…knows when to hold’em

[/quote]

Excellent oxford. Do the banks cleanup the mess by Nov and bring all the inventory? Why not so early – so the Fed givingaway 8K amount sale is over by November and I believe it could be bit rush in sales by that timeframe.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=Oxford]I am waiting about 6 to 8 months (renting) before I buy in east county. (Fallbrook/Escondido)

However, it is hard to pass on some amazing cherry homes showing up that fit my needs, but I am sticking to my strategy on this. (my GF is going bonkers but that’s another story). Most of the “cherry” bargin homes are pending in 5 days on market.

I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market. (read: be a shark) and you would do very well. Or you could hold up until November and perhaps do GREAT.

ox
…knows when to hold’em

[/quote]

Excellent oxford. Do the banks cleanup the mess by Nov and bring all the inventory? Why not so early – so the Fed givingaway 8K amount sale is over by November and I believe it could be bit rush in sales by that timeframe.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Oxford]I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market.[/quote]

This sounded interesting so I checked our sandicor.com I assume this is “the” agent listing page for San Diego and it is fee for service. Are there any good feeds free to buyers?

[Anonymous]

[quote=Oxford]I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market.[/quote]

This sounded interesting so I checked our sandicor.com I assume this is “the” agent listing page for San Diego and it is fee for service. Are there any good feeds free to buyers?

[Anonymous]

[quote=Oxford]I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market.[/quote]

This sounded interesting so I checked our sandicor.com I assume this is “the” agent listing page for San Diego and it is fee for service. Are there any good feeds free to buyers?

[Anonymous]

[quote=Oxford]I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market.[/quote]

This sounded interesting so I checked our sandicor.com I assume this is “the” agent listing page for San Diego and it is fee for service. Are there any good feeds free to buyers?

[Anonymous]

[quote=Oxford]I think if your temperament is impatient, you could monitor a Sandicor Feed of your specs and snag a bargain as soon as it came on the market.[/quote]

This sounded interesting so I checked our sandicor.com I assume this is “the” agent listing page for San Diego and it is fee for service. Are there any good feeds free to buyers?

[SD Realtor]

Most people use SDLookup/Redfin/Zillow.

[SD Realtor]

Most people use SDLookup/Redfin/Zillow.

[SD Realtor]

Most people use SDLookup/Redfin/Zillow.

[SD Realtor]

Most people use SDLookup/Redfin/Zillow.

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