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January 15, 2011 at 8:19 AM #655423January 15, 2011 at 8:31 AM #654321
jpinpb
Participant[quote=briansd1]$69 sounds like a great price. I’m sure well below replacement cost.
jpinpb, if you like old houses, San Diego is the wrong place for you. I see you taking on a project just like in This Old House.[/quote]
Yeah, brian. I know. There are few and far between in San Diego and they come w/a big premium.
January 15, 2011 at 8:31 AM #654975Participant[quote=briansd1]$69 sounds like a great price. I’m sure well below replacement cost.
jpinpb, if you like old houses, San Diego is the wrong place for you. I see you taking on a project just like in This Old House.[/quote]
Yeah, brian. I know. There are few and far between in San Diego and they come w/a big premium.
January 15, 2011 at 8:31 AM #655113Participant[quote=briansd1]$69 sounds like a great price. I’m sure well below replacement cost.
jpinpb, if you like old houses, San Diego is the wrong place for you. I see you taking on a project just like in This Old House.[/quote]
Yeah, brian. I know. There are few and far between in San Diego and they come w/a big premium.
January 15, 2011 at 8:31 AM #655443Participant[quote=briansd1]$69 sounds like a great price. I’m sure well below replacement cost.
jpinpb, if you like old houses, San Diego is the wrong place for you. I see you taking on a project just like in This Old House.[/quote]
Yeah, brian. I know. There are few and far between in San Diego and they come w/a big premium.
January 15, 2011 at 8:31 AM #654383Participant[quote=briansd1]$69 sounds like a great price. I’m sure well below replacement cost.
jpinpb, if you like old houses, San Diego is the wrong place for you. I see you taking on a project just like in This Old House.[/quote]
Yeah, brian. I know. There are few and far between in San Diego and they come w/a big premium.
January 15, 2011 at 8:35 AM #655448ParticipantI showed my DH. He says it’s straight haunted. He can see the ghosts in the shadows. LOL.
I still love it.
January 15, 2011 at 8:35 AM #654980ParticipantI showed my DH. He says it’s straight haunted. He can see the ghosts in the shadows. LOL.
I still love it.
January 15, 2011 at 8:35 AM #654326ParticipantI showed my DH. He says it’s straight haunted. He can see the ghosts in the shadows. LOL.
I still love it.
January 15, 2011 at 8:35 AM #654388ParticipantI showed my DH. He says it’s straight haunted. He can see the ghosts in the shadows. LOL.
I still love it.
January 15, 2011 at 8:35 AM #655118ParticipantI showed my DH. He says it’s straight haunted. He can see the ghosts in the shadows. LOL.
I still love it.
January 15, 2011 at 9:10 AM #655139Anonymous
GuestHey, I lived in Coeur de Alene from 2004-2006. I know exactly where the house is located. The home is within walking distance to downtown and the resort–where a lot of tourists hang out during the summer. We built a custom home within 3 miles away, and we listened to friends and investors to get out quickly if you want to move back to San Diego. We sold the home in Feb. 2006 (less than two weeks time) and moved back to San Diego. I really did not like the long and no sunshine for weeks on end in CdA. If you can take the long winters, you are golden up there. If you get it at $475,000. That would be a great deal!
BTW, what bank owns it?
January 15, 2011 at 9:10 AM #654408GuestHey, I lived in Coeur de Alene from 2004-2006. I know exactly where the house is located. The home is within walking distance to downtown and the resort–where a lot of tourists hang out during the summer. We built a custom home within 3 miles away, and we listened to friends and investors to get out quickly if you want to move back to San Diego. We sold the home in Feb. 2006 (less than two weeks time) and moved back to San Diego. I really did not like the long and no sunshine for weeks on end in CdA. If you can take the long winters, you are golden up there. If you get it at $475,000. That would be a great deal!
BTW, what bank owns it?
January 15, 2011 at 9:10 AM #655000GuestHey, I lived in Coeur de Alene from 2004-2006. I know exactly where the house is located. The home is within walking distance to downtown and the resort–where a lot of tourists hang out during the summer. We built a custom home within 3 miles away, and we listened to friends and investors to get out quickly if you want to move back to San Diego. We sold the home in Feb. 2006 (less than two weeks time) and moved back to San Diego. I really did not like the long and no sunshine for weeks on end in CdA. If you can take the long winters, you are golden up there. If you get it at $475,000. That would be a great deal!
BTW, what bank owns it?
January 15, 2011 at 9:10 AM #654346GuestHey, I lived in Coeur de Alene from 2004-2006. I know exactly where the house is located. The home is within walking distance to downtown and the resort–where a lot of tourists hang out during the summer. We built a custom home within 3 miles away, and we listened to friends and investors to get out quickly if you want to move back to San Diego. We sold the home in Feb. 2006 (less than two weeks time) and moved back to San Diego. I really did not like the long and no sunshine for weeks on end in CdA. If you can take the long winters, you are golden up there. If you get it at $475,000. That would be a great deal!
BTW, what bank owns it?
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