North park flips… relatistic prices?

[sdrealtor]

El Cerrito over by SDSU? Personally I prefer Rolando Village a little east of that. It has a nice feel to it and the streets arent a simple grid so traffic flows more quietly around there because there are easier cut throughs elsewhere. There is some cool architecture around there also. lastly most of the homes were built in the 1950’s which was a time when quality was pretty good. It was right after WW2 and the men came back to build nice homes for their families.

[savingforahouse]

Never heard of Rolando Village, but any further east, and I will move back to NYC!!!

Might check it out though, thanks!!

[savingforahouse]

Never heard of Rolando Village, but any further east, and I will move back to NYC!!!

Might check it out though, thanks!!

[savingforahouse]

Never heard of Rolando Village, but any further east, and I will move back to NYC!!!

Might check it out though, thanks!!

[savingforahouse]

Never heard of Rolando Village, but any further east, and I will move back to NYC!!!

Might check it out though, thanks!!

[savingforahouse]

Never heard of Rolando Village, but any further east, and I will move back to NYC!!!

Might check it out though, thanks!!

[sdrealtor]

Just make sure you look in Rolando Village and not just Rolando as there is a difference. Your realtor should know.

NYC and I have a long history much of it involves things I cant remember.

[sdrealtor]

Just make sure you look in Rolando Village and not just Rolando as there is a difference. Your realtor should know.

NYC and I have a long history much of it involves things I cant remember.

[sdrealtor]

Just make sure you look in Rolando Village and not just Rolando as there is a difference. Your realtor should know.

NYC and I have a long history much of it involves things I cant remember.

[sdrealtor]

Just make sure you look in Rolando Village and not just Rolando as there is a difference. Your realtor should know.

NYC and I have a long history much of it involves things I cant remember.

[sdrealtor]

Just make sure you look in Rolando Village and not just Rolando as there is a difference. Your realtor should know.

NYC and I have a long history much of it involves things I cant remember.

[garysears]

Awesome thread. I share the frustration. A year ago was a MUCH better time to be shopping on the low end. If prices don’t get back where they were I will not ever be buying in San Diego. Part of me thinks there is no way to put off the fundamentals forever but part of me has given up on reality ever asserting itself. I’m tempted to move to Florida and pay cash at 1/3 the price.

I blame the flippers for the lack of reasonably priced inventory, but more the FHA for spiking the demand at the the low end. Until big gov stepped up to fill the lending void deals were close to getting reasonable. Perhaps they are gone. I don’t know. I do know I intend to sign a 1 yr lease soon. I don’t intend to compete against the no/low money down crowd.

[garysears]

Awesome thread. I share the frustration. A year ago was a MUCH better time to be shopping on the low end. If prices don’t get back where they were I will not ever be buying in San Diego. Part of me thinks there is no way to put off the fundamentals forever but part of me has given up on reality ever asserting itself. I’m tempted to move to Florida and pay cash at 1/3 the price.

I blame the flippers for the lack of reasonably priced inventory, but more the FHA for spiking the demand at the the low end. Until big gov stepped up to fill the lending void deals were close to getting reasonable. Perhaps they are gone. I don’t know. I do know I intend to sign a 1 yr lease soon. I don’t intend to compete against the no/low money down crowd.

[garysears]

Awesome thread. I share the frustration. A year ago was a MUCH better time to be shopping on the low end. If prices don’t get back where they were I will not ever be buying in San Diego. Part of me thinks there is no way to put off the fundamentals forever but part of me has given up on reality ever asserting itself. I’m tempted to move to Florida and pay cash at 1/3 the price.

I blame the flippers for the lack of reasonably priced inventory, but more the FHA for spiking the demand at the the low end. Until big gov stepped up to fill the lending void deals were close to getting reasonable. Perhaps they are gone. I don’t know. I do know I intend to sign a 1 yr lease soon. I don’t intend to compete against the no/low money down crowd.

[garysears]

Awesome thread. I share the frustration. A year ago was a MUCH better time to be shopping on the low end. If prices don’t get back where they were I will not ever be buying in San Diego. Part of me thinks there is no way to put off the fundamentals forever but part of me has given up on reality ever asserting itself. I’m tempted to move to Florida and pay cash at 1/3 the price.

I blame the flippers for the lack of reasonably priced inventory, but more the FHA for spiking the demand at the the low end. Until big gov stepped up to fill the lending void deals were close to getting reasonable. Perhaps they are gone. I don’t know. I do know I intend to sign a 1 yr lease soon. I don’t intend to compete against the no/low money down crowd.

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