North East Rancho Penasquitos

[andymajumder]

Would like some feedback on north east Rancho Penasquitos, in the neighborhood where this house is located.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100027936-15235_Socorro_Way_San_Diego_CA_92129

This seems to be the more affordable part of Penasquitos with older homes (mostly 1970s) has no mello roos, but also probably the less desirable part of Rancho Penasquitos.

The schools that it feed into are –

Rolling Hills elementary
Black mountain middle
Mt. Carmel High.

Based on scores, I think Mt. Carmel high has the lowest score amongst all high schools in PUSD, though the elementary and middle schools seem quite good. Any feedback on this neighborhood would be highly appreciated.

[an]

What’s your definition of quite good? Here are their API scores:

Rolling Hills elementary – 8
Black mountain middle – 9
Mt. Carmel High – 9

[an]

What’s your definition of quite good? Here are their API scores:

Rolling Hills elementary – 8
Black mountain middle – 9
Mt. Carmel High – 9

[an]

What’s your definition of quite good? Here are their API scores:

Rolling Hills elementary – 8
Black mountain middle – 9
Mt. Carmel High – 9

[an]

What’s your definition of quite good? Here are their API scores:

Rolling Hills elementary – 8
Black mountain middle – 9
Mt. Carmel High – 9

[an]

What’s your definition of quite good? Here are their API scores:

Rolling Hills elementary – 8
Black mountain middle – 9
Mt. Carmel High – 9

[SD Realtor]

Flip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.

If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.

[SD Realtor]

Flip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.

If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.

[SD Realtor]

Flip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.

If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.

[SD Realtor]

Flip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.

If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.

[SD Realtor]

Flip gone bad. I remember the day this went to trustee sale. It was bid up like a rocket. We had scoped it out and I personally drove over to do a visual. It was a trainwreck but in the span of 10 minutes there were 8 other guys scoping it with me. From the pics on the MLS it looks like they did a pretty decent job on the clean up. I never got inside that morning but I got a look in many of the windows. I did like the cul de sac location but don’t like ne pq in general. The neighbors all seemed like a good bunch though as I spoke to a few of them. As you can see the home got bid up because these guys paid 449k at trustee sale so even if they get the full price they are asking they are going to make little return if any at all. They HAD to put in some money to clean the place up as well.

If I recall correctly the backyard was thin… Nice view though but I think there was residual I15 noise as well. So in general if you are gonna be in ne pq this is a decent part of it. Not my cup of tea but it is what it is. Know that you will always be somewhat price bound by the neighborhood on the resale side. Then again, hard to buy a home of that size for that price in that condition in the more desireable parts of PQ. This is assuming they did a quality job on the rehab.

[bearishgurl]

Are the (400+?) apt. units just off Carmel Mtn. exit of I-15 still Section 8? They were in the 80’s, early 90’s. Don’t know about now.

Is this cul-de-sac high up? From the map, looks like if it is, you will hear the constant hum of rubber from the fwy., day and night, unless it has double-paned windows and they are closed all year round.

andymajumder, this is NOT that big a house. Why the HUGE asking price?? Guess I’m clueless what the “draw” is here.

[bearishgurl]

Are the (400+?) apt. units just off Carmel Mtn. exit of I-15 still Section 8? They were in the 80’s, early 90’s. Don’t know about now.

Is this cul-de-sac high up? From the map, looks like if it is, you will hear the constant hum of rubber from the fwy., day and night, unless it has double-paned windows and they are closed all year round.

andymajumder, this is NOT that big a house. Why the HUGE asking price?? Guess I’m clueless what the “draw” is here.

[bearishgurl]

Are the (400+?) apt. units just off Carmel Mtn. exit of I-15 still Section 8? They were in the 80’s, early 90’s. Don’t know about now.

Is this cul-de-sac high up? From the map, looks like if it is, you will hear the constant hum of rubber from the fwy., day and night, unless it has double-paned windows and they are closed all year round.

andymajumder, this is NOT that big a house. Why the HUGE asking price?? Guess I’m clueless what the “draw” is here.

[bearishgurl]

Are the (400+?) apt. units just off Carmel Mtn. exit of I-15 still Section 8? They were in the 80’s, early 90’s. Don’t know about now.

Is this cul-de-sac high up? From the map, looks like if it is, you will hear the constant hum of rubber from the fwy., day and night, unless it has double-paned windows and they are closed all year round.

andymajumder, this is NOT that big a house. Why the HUGE asking price?? Guess I’m clueless what the “draw” is here.

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