Just curious

[mercedes7]

How many here who have not bought yet would buy IF they found a property they really liked? That is a property in today’s current market at today’s current prices? Or are you all really holding out for prices that you strongly believe will be a lot lower in the future? Reason I ask is because it sounds like so many have/are looking and have even made multiple offers, only to have been outbid.

Just seems like there is a lot of conflicting commentary lately.

[Trojan4Life]

I actually bought and this time it’s a done deal (no mold to worry about) and we close on Mar 23rd. Right house, right neighborhood, more $$$ than I really wanted to spend (@100K more) but worth it.

[Trojan4Life]

I actually bought and this time it’s a done deal (no mold to worry about) and we close on Mar 23rd. Right house, right neighborhood, more $$$ than I really wanted to spend (@100K more) but worth it.

[Trojan4Life]

I actually bought and this time it’s a done deal (no mold to worry about) and we close on Mar 23rd. Right house, right neighborhood, more $$$ than I really wanted to spend (@100K more) but worth it.

[Trojan4Life]

I actually bought and this time it’s a done deal (no mold to worry about) and we close on Mar 23rd. Right house, right neighborhood, more $$$ than I really wanted to spend (@100K more) but worth it.

[Trojan4Life]

I actually bought and this time it’s a done deal (no mold to worry about) and we close on Mar 23rd. Right house, right neighborhood, more $$$ than I really wanted to spend (@100K more) but worth it.

[poorgradstudent]

If we find something we love at an ok price, we’ll buy. There’s a couple neighborhoods we are watching closely for something to go on sale that we dig. We’re also trying to buff up our down payment from ~5% to closer to 10% to help a little with the monthly payment math.

My personal opinion is the overall San Diego market will be pretty flat for the next couple of years. Another 5% dip in price could be nice, but I don’t really think we’ll see another 15-20% haircut from current levels.

[poorgradstudent]

If we find something we love at an ok price, we’ll buy. There’s a couple neighborhoods we are watching closely for something to go on sale that we dig. We’re also trying to buff up our down payment from ~5% to closer to 10% to help a little with the monthly payment math.

My personal opinion is the overall San Diego market will be pretty flat for the next couple of years. Another 5% dip in price could be nice, but I don’t really think we’ll see another 15-20% haircut from current levels.

[poorgradstudent]

If we find something we love at an ok price, we’ll buy. There’s a couple neighborhoods we are watching closely for something to go on sale that we dig. We’re also trying to buff up our down payment from ~5% to closer to 10% to help a little with the monthly payment math.

My personal opinion is the overall San Diego market will be pretty flat for the next couple of years. Another 5% dip in price could be nice, but I don’t really think we’ll see another 15-20% haircut from current levels.

[poorgradstudent]

If we find something we love at an ok price, we’ll buy. There’s a couple neighborhoods we are watching closely for something to go on sale that we dig. We’re also trying to buff up our down payment from ~5% to closer to 10% to help a little with the monthly payment math.

My personal opinion is the overall San Diego market will be pretty flat for the next couple of years. Another 5% dip in price could be nice, but I don’t really think we’ll see another 15-20% haircut from current levels.

[poorgradstudent]

If we find something we love at an ok price, we’ll buy. There’s a couple neighborhoods we are watching closely for something to go on sale that we dig. We’re also trying to buff up our down payment from ~5% to closer to 10% to help a little with the monthly payment math.

My personal opinion is the overall San Diego market will be pretty flat for the next couple of years. Another 5% dip in price could be nice, but I don’t really think we’ll see another 15-20% haircut from current levels.

[danielwis]

Not me. I don’t like the macro economic outlook for our country, and especially for California. At best, we struggle for many years with minimal GDP growth, and worst, the music stops and the fall resumes. I’ve been known to be wrong on more than one occasion, however, so take that with a grain of salt.

[danielwis]

Not me. I don’t like the macro economic outlook for our country, and especially for California. At best, we struggle for many years with minimal GDP growth, and worst, the music stops and the fall resumes. I’ve been known to be wrong on more than one occasion, however, so take that with a grain of salt.

[danielwis]

Not me. I don’t like the macro economic outlook for our country, and especially for California. At best, we struggle for many years with minimal GDP growth, and worst, the music stops and the fall resumes. I’ve been known to be wrong on more than one occasion, however, so take that with a grain of salt.

[danielwis]

Not me. I don’t like the macro economic outlook for our country, and especially for California. At best, we struggle for many years with minimal GDP growth, and worst, the music stops and the fall resumes. I’ve been known to be wrong on more than one occasion, however, so take that with a grain of salt.

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