Mira Mesa, New Salem and Penridge comparison

[jimmyle]

SD Realtor,

Actually I like the Penridge better too. However, my wife, likes the newer New Salem home. We haven’t pay much attention to the traffic and noise in the New Salem area because a few times I were there it wasn’t that crowded or noisy. But now you guys mention it I think it could get rowdy with people going to the park on the weekend.

Right now we have no idea where we will buy. If we buy in MM, hopefully a house similar to Penridge will cost around $350K which makes the payments very affordable. We could survive with my salary alone. On the other hand, if we choose an area with nicer schools and max out we probably could buy in CV in 2009 for around ~550K.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned it yet, but there are massive amounts of power lines less than 50 ft off the back fence of the Penridge house – that is why there is an empty space between the rear fence and the rear fence of the house behind it. The steel superstructure that holds up those powerlines is about 200 ft away.

This is an issue for some people but not for others – just be aware it is going to affect the market value of that house.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned it yet, but there are massive amounts of power lines less than 50 ft off the back fence of the Penridge house – that is why there is an empty space between the rear fence and the rear fence of the house behind it. The steel superstructure that holds up those powerlines is about 200 ft away.

This is an issue for some people but not for others – just be aware it is going to affect the market value of that house.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned it yet, but there are massive amounts of power lines less than 50 ft off the back fence of the Penridge house – that is why there is an empty space between the rear fence and the rear fence of the house behind it. The steel superstructure that holds up those powerlines is about 200 ft away.

This is an issue for some people but not for others – just be aware it is going to affect the market value of that house.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned it yet, but there are massive amounts of power lines less than 50 ft off the back fence of the Penridge house – that is why there is an empty space between the rear fence and the rear fence of the house behind it. The steel superstructure that holds up those powerlines is about 200 ft away.

This is an issue for some people but not for others – just be aware it is going to affect the market value of that house.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned it yet, but there are massive amounts of power lines less than 50 ft off the back fence of the Penridge house – that is why there is an empty space between the rear fence and the rear fence of the house behind it. The steel superstructure that holds up those powerlines is about 200 ft away.

This is an issue for some people but not for others – just be aware it is going to affect the market value of that house.

[SD Realtor]

The power lines cut right through Summerset via the easement as they cross the preserve on the other side. For me it would be an issue as would the traffic noise. For others it is not.

Jimmy sit tight man. I always recommend to people that stepping up is the way to go for home purchases. Trying to hit the home run on a first purchase leads to people stretching beyond their means which then leads to stress and financial issues. If you have the time or can find something in CV that floats your boat then that is great. Be patient man.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

The power lines cut right through Summerset via the easement as they cross the preserve on the other side. For me it would be an issue as would the traffic noise. For others it is not.

Jimmy sit tight man. I always recommend to people that stepping up is the way to go for home purchases. Trying to hit the home run on a first purchase leads to people stretching beyond their means which then leads to stress and financial issues. If you have the time or can find something in CV that floats your boat then that is great. Be patient man.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

The power lines cut right through Summerset via the easement as they cross the preserve on the other side. For me it would be an issue as would the traffic noise. For others it is not.

Jimmy sit tight man. I always recommend to people that stepping up is the way to go for home purchases. Trying to hit the home run on a first purchase leads to people stretching beyond their means which then leads to stress and financial issues. If you have the time or can find something in CV that floats your boat then that is great. Be patient man.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

The power lines cut right through Summerset via the easement as they cross the preserve on the other side. For me it would be an issue as would the traffic noise. For others it is not.

Jimmy sit tight man. I always recommend to people that stepping up is the way to go for home purchases. Trying to hit the home run on a first purchase leads to people stretching beyond their means which then leads to stress and financial issues. If you have the time or can find something in CV that floats your boat then that is great. Be patient man.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

The power lines cut right through Summerset via the easement as they cross the preserve on the other side. For me it would be an issue as would the traffic noise. For others it is not.

Jimmy sit tight man. I always recommend to people that stepping up is the way to go for home purchases. Trying to hit the home run on a first purchase leads to people stretching beyond their means which then leads to stress and financial issues. If you have the time or can find something in CV that floats your boat then that is great. Be patient man.

SD Realtor

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