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June 4, 2012 at 12:11 AM #744956June 4, 2012 at 12:14 AM #744957
CoronitaParticipant[quote=AN][quote=flu][quote=AN][quote=flu]3. If you predict a big doom and gloom like the major employers changing in SD…At that point…Mira Mesa is the last place you have to worry about…Or for that matter coastal areas….Everyone in SD gets hit..So in that scenario (which is unlikely), it’s suck for everyone….Including your hood.[/quote]
I would say, if said large company MM goes belly up or move, CV would probably get hit harder than MM. So, you should watch house :-D[/quote]No, we at least have good public schools… HA HA HA…[/quote]
Not if all the smart people leave for Dallas like BG predicted. :-P[/quote]Dallas is actually nice. (Just hot….Texas that is…)…
I think most people would end up going to Santee.. To be closer to the ocean…
June 4, 2012 at 12:18 AM #744958an
Participant[quote=flu]No it doesn’t. I have too many walls. In fact it’s annoying. I have a garage door that opens inward to the same place that my front door opens to.. It’s just the way the layout is… Totally stupid, because someone always leaves the frontdoor open (we have screen security door always locked), and then coming in from the garage… Bam!
I’m thinking about installing a revolving door on both door openings to make my life easier…….[/quote]
OK, but at least you don’t have those dated stair railing or dated 8′ ceiling or dated popcorn ceiling. Also, your house is not hot in the middle of the day.June 4, 2012 at 12:19 AM #744959CoronitaParticipantI have a dumb question…
Is there an easy why to figure out that for all the sold homes in MM, how many of them are owner occupied, versus investor owned. I one can check the tax records for homeowner’s exemption or one can check the type of loan on the property (assuming there is one)…
But is there an easier way to do it. I’m wondering if there is a prevalent trend. Are more people buying it as an investment, as owner occupied ,or is it abou evenly split?
June 4, 2012 at 12:19 AM #744960Participant[quote=flu]Dallas is actually nice. (Just hot….Texas that is…)…
I think most people would end up going to Santee.. To be closer to the ocean…[/quote]Time to move and buy a house in Sky Ranch…
June 4, 2012 at 12:21 AM #744961Participant[quote=flu]I have a dumb question…
Is there an easy why to figure out that for all the sold homes in MM, how many of them are owner occupied, versus investor owned. I one can check the tax records for homeowner’s exemption or one can check the type of loan on the property (assuming there is one)…
But is there an easier way to do it. I’m wondering if there is a prevalent trend. Are more people buying it as an investment, as owner occupied ,or is it abou evenly split?[/quote]
For SFR, my guess would be mainly if not all primary resident. SFR in MM doesn’t cash flow very well. Whoever buy them as rental must be a noob, cuz the numbers just doesn’t work out well. Condo on the other hand, my guess is mostly rentals.June 4, 2012 at 12:28 AM #744962CoronitaParticipant[quote=AN][quote=flu]No it doesn’t. I have too many walls. In fact it’s annoying. I have a garage door that opens inward to the same place that my front door opens to.. It’s just the way the layout is… Totally stupid, because someone always leaves the frontdoor open (we have screen security door always locked), and then coming in from the garage… Bam!
I’m thinking about installing a revolving door on both door openings to make my life easier…….[/quote]
OK, but at least you don’t have those dated stair railing or dated 8′ ceiling or dated popcorn ceiling. Also, your house is not hot in the middle of the day.[/quote]Beat this…..
The sound proofing is horrible. The master’s bedroom is right above the kitchen, and if have a tv on upstairs at a normal volume, you can hear something downstairs..Well, at least that’s what I said when asked 🙁
June 4, 2012 at 12:43 AM #744963Participant[quote=flu]Beat this…..
The sound proofing is horrible. The master’s bedroom is right above the kitchen, and if have a tv on upstairs at a normal volume, you can hear something downstairs..Well, at least that’s what I said when asked :([/quote]
You’re not special, my house does that too. Which is why I have no need for a baby monitor. I can hear it even with the TV on.Beat this…
Because of the high ceiling in the living room, any noise occur in the living room can be heard from anywhere up stairs.June 4, 2012 at 8:09 AM #744973SD Realtor
ParticipantSounds like you guys live in a s-ithole…
Maybe you should have consulted with someone who lives close to the border and is not at all familiar with the neighborhood before you bought there…….
June 4, 2012 at 8:27 AM #744974sdrealtor
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]lt
To me, the definition of on fire would be that if you list a home that shows well, and is priced at a list price that is commensurate with recent sold comps, that the home will sell quickly. Additionally to me this definition also means that it is very hard to find a home and get a discount on it. Discount meaning you get it under market comps and that the home is not thrashed. That you got that discount because of the overall lack of activity in the market.
Note this does not mean you can put any home on the market at a premium that doesn’t exist (which is happening ALOT now).
So if you contrast my definition to a few years ago when plenty of people were putting homes on the market that showed well and were priced correctly and sat due to the psyche of the buyers or how there were many more reports of people getting homes at discounts due to large inventories and a collective psyche of fear, then I think it could be argued that many submarkets have gone from poor to transitional, to hot markets.
Again, distinguishing that getting a home below list price does not necessarily qualify it as a good deal, especially if the home was not priced right.[/quote]
Exactly
June 4, 2012 at 8:43 AM #744975Participant[quote=flu]I have a dumb question…
Is there an easy why to figure out that for all the sold homes in MM, how many of them are owner occupied, versus investor owned. I one can check the tax records for homeowner’s exemption or one can check the type of loan on the property (assuming there is one)…
But is there an easier way to do it. I’m wondering if there is a prevalent trend. Are more people buying it as an investment, as owner occupied ,or is it abou evenly split?[/quote]
I can check tax records for mailing addresses. Investors usually have an offsite mailing address. I’m still up in OC after a raucous round of Sunday golf with friends. We broke some boundaries on the course yesterday.
June 4, 2012 at 8:58 AM #744976CoronitaParticipant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=flu]I have a dumb question…
Is there an easy why to figure out that for all the sold homes in MM, how many of them are owner occupied, versus investor owned. I one can check the tax records for homeowner’s exemption or one can check the type of loan on the property (assuming there is one)…
But is there an easier way to do it. I’m wondering if there is a prevalent trend. Are more people buying it as an investment, as owner occupied ,or is it abou evenly split?[/quote]
I can check tax records for mailing addresses. Investors usually have an offsite mailing address. I’m still up in OC after a raucous round of Sunday golf with friends. We broke some boundaries on the course yesterday.[/quote]
no problem at all…Like piggington should be a priority 🙂
June 4, 2012 at 9:15 AM #744977ocrenter
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Sounds like you guys live in a s-ithole…
Maybe you should have consulted with someone who lives close to the border and is not at all familiar with the neighborhood before you bought there…….[/quote]
Not only that but these guys are wayyyy out in the boonies.
June 4, 2012 at 10:22 AM #744979ParticipantMy stucco box is defintely at least as shitty as your stucco boxes. I would say the HVAC had to be designed by a chimp if that was an insult to chimps. The temperature differential between my son’s bedroom in the front of the house and the MBR was got to be 10 degrees if not more.
June 4, 2012 at 10:26 AM #744981ParticipantI feel a lot better now. At least I’m not alone living in a shitty TRACT stucco box.
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