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March 28, 2008 at 6:46 AM #177954March 28, 2008 at 7:06 AM #177513
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ParticipantJWM & Navy Doc are telling it like it is………….but, if you insist on buying now, SD Realtor who is regular poster on this site would be a good choice to help you He is also a very straight shooter.
March 28, 2008 at 7:06 AM #177866ParticipantJWM & Navy Doc are telling it like it is………….but, if you insist on buying now, SD Realtor who is regular poster on this site would be a good choice to help you He is also a very straight shooter.
March 28, 2008 at 7:06 AM #177872ParticipantJWM & Navy Doc are telling it like it is………….but, if you insist on buying now, SD Realtor who is regular poster on this site would be a good choice to help you He is also a very straight shooter.
March 28, 2008 at 7:06 AM #177880ParticipantJWM & Navy Doc are telling it like it is………….but, if you insist on buying now, SD Realtor who is regular poster on this site would be a good choice to help you He is also a very straight shooter.
March 28, 2008 at 7:06 AM #177969ParticipantJWM & Navy Doc are telling it like it is………….but, if you insist on buying now, SD Realtor who is regular poster on this site would be a good choice to help you He is also a very straight shooter.
March 28, 2008 at 9:08 AM #177553snail
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Lets put the math here:
1. You buy $1 Million house represented by a buyer agent.
2. The buyer agent get his/her 3% from the seller agent = $30,000
3. You get back 2/3 of this = $20,000
4. Your property will depreciate 10% this year = $100,000Why are you so concern about $20,000? If you qualified for $1 Million loan you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you. You must be a Troll.
March 28, 2008 at 9:08 AM #177906Participantsnail
Lets put the math here:
1. You buy $1 Million house represented by a buyer agent.
2. The buyer agent get his/her 3% from the seller agent = $30,000
3. You get back 2/3 of this = $20,000
4. Your property will depreciate 10% this year = $100,000Why are you so concern about $20,000? If you qualified for $1 Million loan you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you. You must be a Troll.
March 28, 2008 at 9:08 AM #177913Participantsnail
Lets put the math here:
1. You buy $1 Million house represented by a buyer agent.
2. The buyer agent get his/her 3% from the seller agent = $30,000
3. You get back 2/3 of this = $20,000
4. Your property will depreciate 10% this year = $100,000Why are you so concern about $20,000? If you qualified for $1 Million loan you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you. You must be a Troll.
March 28, 2008 at 9:08 AM #177920Participantsnail
Lets put the math here:
1. You buy $1 Million house represented by a buyer agent.
2. The buyer agent get his/her 3% from the seller agent = $30,000
3. You get back 2/3 of this = $20,000
4. Your property will depreciate 10% this year = $100,000Why are you so concern about $20,000? If you qualified for $1 Million loan you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you. You must be a Troll.
March 28, 2008 at 9:08 AM #178009Participantsnail
Lets put the math here:
1. You buy $1 Million house represented by a buyer agent.
2. The buyer agent get his/her 3% from the seller agent = $30,000
3. You get back 2/3 of this = $20,000
4. Your property will depreciate 10% this year = $100,000Why are you so concern about $20,000? If you qualified for $1 Million loan you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you. You must be a Troll.
March 28, 2008 at 9:25 AM #177573(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant… you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you.
Huh ? Since when is 8% of one’s income pocket change ?
Anyway, home prices in San Diego are broadly lower than 3 years ago. In 6 months the seasonal factors will be in a buyer’s favor. Someone buying in Fall 2008 will be in a substantially better position than someone who bought in 2004, 2005, 2006, or 2007. I don’t think it will be the bottom this Fall, but I believe that someone buying late this year or in 2009 will NOT regret it in 10 years.
March 28, 2008 at 9:25 AM #177926Participant… you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you.
Huh ? Since when is 8% of one’s income pocket change ?
Anyway, home prices in San Diego are broadly lower than 3 years ago. In 6 months the seasonal factors will be in a buyer’s favor. Someone buying in Fall 2008 will be in a substantially better position than someone who bought in 2004, 2005, 2006, or 2007. I don’t think it will be the bottom this Fall, but I believe that someone buying late this year or in 2009 will NOT regret it in 10 years.
March 28, 2008 at 9:25 AM #177933Participant… you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you.
Huh ? Since when is 8% of one’s income pocket change ?
Anyway, home prices in San Diego are broadly lower than 3 years ago. In 6 months the seasonal factors will be in a buyer’s favor. Someone buying in Fall 2008 will be in a substantially better position than someone who bought in 2004, 2005, 2006, or 2007. I don’t think it will be the bottom this Fall, but I believe that someone buying late this year or in 2009 will NOT regret it in 10 years.
March 28, 2008 at 9:25 AM #177940Participant… you must make about $250K a year, and 20K is a pocket change for you.
Huh ? Since when is 8% of one’s income pocket change ?
Anyway, home prices in San Diego are broadly lower than 3 years ago. In 6 months the seasonal factors will be in a buyer’s favor. Someone buying in Fall 2008 will be in a substantially better position than someone who bought in 2004, 2005, 2006, or 2007. I don’t think it will be the bottom this Fall, but I believe that someone buying late this year or in 2009 will NOT regret it in 10 years.
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