Oceanside Home

[SD Realtor]

This is a project taken on a few years ago. The four homes on Cole are all more or less connected. Currently this home has a Notice of Default on it like you said. What will happen to the other 3 homes is TBD. This area of Oceanside is the perimeter of Fire Mountain which is actually a nice spot. However this is about as perimeter as you can get. Notice the proximity to 5. It will not surprise me if you do not catch some freeway noise. The house has been on the market for 122 days. It would not surprise me if there is an offer already into the lender on it. The Houston Family Trust basically owned all 4 homes. They have deeded two of the homes to Lampro family members and this home to the Slaughters. In each case when the homes were deeded in May of 08 there were 665k loans from Wachovia on EACH home. So it has only taken a short time for this home to go into NOD. Highly probable that the Slaughters never paid a single penny on that mortgage. It will not surprise me if the Lampros follow suit but I could well be wrong and that is a HIGHLY speculative statement. One home is still owned by the Houston Family trust. Also make sure you check the plot lines of the lot.

If it were me I would take a pass. Not exactly sure what you are looking for but you can ask your realtor to check the comps in the area and such. Also I am not thrilled with the proximity to the school.

[Eugene]

[quote]Don’t listen to Esmith — That area is perfectly fine! … Schools aren’t great so you have to factor in private school if you have kids, but any CA public school after about 5th grade is going to be less than desirable anyway.[/quote]

Therein lies the problem. If I were to pay 740k for a house, I wouldn’t want to factor in private school on top of that. Besides, who says that private schools are always better than public schools?

[quote]It will not surprise me if you do not catch some freeway noise… Also I am not thrilled with the proximity to the school.[/quote]

Another thing to be checked is the proximity to the Sprinter. I’d hate to wake up to a train horn at 5 AM every day.

[Eugene]

[quote]Don’t listen to Esmith — That area is perfectly fine! … Schools aren’t great so you have to factor in private school if you have kids, but any CA public school after about 5th grade is going to be less than desirable anyway.[/quote]

Therein lies the problem. If I were to pay 740k for a house, I wouldn’t want to factor in private school on top of that. Besides, who says that private schools are always better than public schools?

[quote]It will not surprise me if you do not catch some freeway noise… Also I am not thrilled with the proximity to the school.[/quote]

Another thing to be checked is the proximity to the Sprinter. I’d hate to wake up to a train horn at 5 AM every day.

[Eugene]

[quote]Don’t listen to Esmith — That area is perfectly fine! … Schools aren’t great so you have to factor in private school if you have kids, but any CA public school after about 5th grade is going to be less than desirable anyway.[/quote]

Therein lies the problem. If I were to pay 740k for a house, I wouldn’t want to factor in private school on top of that. Besides, who says that private schools are always better than public schools?

[quote]It will not surprise me if you do not catch some freeway noise… Also I am not thrilled with the proximity to the school.[/quote]

Another thing to be checked is the proximity to the Sprinter. I’d hate to wake up to a train horn at 5 AM every day.

[Eugene]

[quote]Don’t listen to Esmith — That area is perfectly fine! … Schools aren’t great so you have to factor in private school if you have kids, but any CA public school after about 5th grade is going to be less than desirable anyway.[/quote]

Therein lies the problem. If I were to pay 740k for a house, I wouldn’t want to factor in private school on top of that. Besides, who says that private schools are always better than public schools?

[quote]It will not surprise me if you do not catch some freeway noise… Also I am not thrilled with the proximity to the school.[/quote]

Another thing to be checked is the proximity to the Sprinter. I’d hate to wake up to a train horn at 5 AM every day.

[Eugene]

[quote]Don’t listen to Esmith — That area is perfectly fine! … Schools aren’t great so you have to factor in private school if you have kids, but any CA public school after about 5th grade is going to be less than desirable anyway.[/quote]

Therein lies the problem. If I were to pay 740k for a house, I wouldn’t want to factor in private school on top of that. Besides, who says that private schools are always better than public schools?

[quote]It will not surprise me if you do not catch some freeway noise… Also I am not thrilled with the proximity to the school.[/quote]

Another thing to be checked is the proximity to the Sprinter. I’d hate to wake up to a train horn at 5 AM every day.

[2009 Buyer]

Thanks for the input, We will probably not offer on this home, al least not this year.

[2009 Buyer]

Thanks for the input, We will probably not offer on this home, al least not this year.

[2009 Buyer]

Thanks for the input, We will probably not offer on this home, al least not this year.

[2009 Buyer]

Thanks for the input, We will probably not offer on this home, al least not this year.

[2009 Buyer]

Thanks for the input, We will probably not offer on this home, al least not this year.

[ocrenter]

what’s wrong with having your realtor e-mail you an offer for you to sign at $500k. takes 5 minutes. you never know.

[ocrenter]

what’s wrong with having your realtor e-mail you an offer for you to sign at $500k. takes 5 minutes. you never know.

[ocrenter]

what’s wrong with having your realtor e-mail you an offer for you to sign at $500k. takes 5 minutes. you never know.

[ocrenter]

what’s wrong with having your realtor e-mail you an offer for you to sign at $500k. takes 5 minutes. you never know.

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