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July 31, 2010 at 7:14 PM #17780July 31, 2010 at 7:32 PM #584851
scaredyclassic
ParticipantWhy are you buying?
July 31, 2010 at 7:32 PM #584944ParticipantWhy are you buying?
July 31, 2010 at 7:32 PM #585479ParticipantWhy are you buying?
July 31, 2010 at 7:32 PM #585586ParticipantWhy are you buying?
July 31, 2010 at 7:32 PM #585889ParticipantWhy are you buying?
July 31, 2010 at 10:03 PM #584906joec
ParticipantA few folks here have bought in Temecula and there are a lot of old posts on that area here as well so I’m sure they can help if you had specific questions on certain parts of Temucula.
Buying a home and area is really personal and everyone is different based on what’s important to them. Major factors are probably where you work, where your friends are, do you have or want to commute, need a large lot? Looking for a new community (I think more kids are in newer communities; there was that old topic on less kids generally in more established areas like Del Mar, LJ).
There are too many variables so as I’ve told other people, the best recommendation is to just move to an area you think you want to buy in (or just move first to San Diego), then live here and see what area really appeals to you.
Sorta like a 1 hour interview, you can’t really learn the areas that well without spending more time living here.
Good luck.
July 31, 2010 at 10:03 PM #584999ParticipantA few folks here have bought in Temecula and there are a lot of old posts on that area here as well so I’m sure they can help if you had specific questions on certain parts of Temucula.
Buying a home and area is really personal and everyone is different based on what’s important to them. Major factors are probably where you work, where your friends are, do you have or want to commute, need a large lot? Looking for a new community (I think more kids are in newer communities; there was that old topic on less kids generally in more established areas like Del Mar, LJ).
There are too many variables so as I’ve told other people, the best recommendation is to just move to an area you think you want to buy in (or just move first to San Diego), then live here and see what area really appeals to you.
Sorta like a 1 hour interview, you can’t really learn the areas that well without spending more time living here.
Good luck.
July 31, 2010 at 10:03 PM #585534ParticipantA few folks here have bought in Temecula and there are a lot of old posts on that area here as well so I’m sure they can help if you had specific questions on certain parts of Temucula.
Buying a home and area is really personal and everyone is different based on what’s important to them. Major factors are probably where you work, where your friends are, do you have or want to commute, need a large lot? Looking for a new community (I think more kids are in newer communities; there was that old topic on less kids generally in more established areas like Del Mar, LJ).
There are too many variables so as I’ve told other people, the best recommendation is to just move to an area you think you want to buy in (or just move first to San Diego), then live here and see what area really appeals to you.
Sorta like a 1 hour interview, you can’t really learn the areas that well without spending more time living here.
Good luck.
July 31, 2010 at 10:03 PM #585641ParticipantA few folks here have bought in Temecula and there are a lot of old posts on that area here as well so I’m sure they can help if you had specific questions on certain parts of Temucula.
Buying a home and area is really personal and everyone is different based on what’s important to them. Major factors are probably where you work, where your friends are, do you have or want to commute, need a large lot? Looking for a new community (I think more kids are in newer communities; there was that old topic on less kids generally in more established areas like Del Mar, LJ).
There are too many variables so as I’ve told other people, the best recommendation is to just move to an area you think you want to buy in (or just move first to San Diego), then live here and see what area really appeals to you.
Sorta like a 1 hour interview, you can’t really learn the areas that well without spending more time living here.
Good luck.
July 31, 2010 at 10:03 PM #585943ParticipantA few folks here have bought in Temecula and there are a lot of old posts on that area here as well so I’m sure they can help if you had specific questions on certain parts of Temucula.
Buying a home and area is really personal and everyone is different based on what’s important to them. Major factors are probably where you work, where your friends are, do you have or want to commute, need a large lot? Looking for a new community (I think more kids are in newer communities; there was that old topic on less kids generally in more established areas like Del Mar, LJ).
There are too many variables so as I’ve told other people, the best recommendation is to just move to an area you think you want to buy in (or just move first to San Diego), then live here and see what area really appeals to you.
Sorta like a 1 hour interview, you can’t really learn the areas that well without spending more time living here.
Good luck.
August 1, 2010 at 5:36 AM #584977js6866
ParticipantI am very tired of dealing with landlords and them not fixing anything or repaying me for work I did on the house. I want to have my own place and not have to deal with this anymore. Also I dont want to bounce around from diffeerent homes because the landlords sell their home. So I am trying to find a house/comminity/school area/ sports activities…etc. that me and the wife can raise the kids in
August 1, 2010 at 5:36 AM #585070ParticipantI am very tired of dealing with landlords and them not fixing anything or repaying me for work I did on the house. I want to have my own place and not have to deal with this anymore. Also I dont want to bounce around from diffeerent homes because the landlords sell their home. So I am trying to find a house/comminity/school area/ sports activities…etc. that me and the wife can raise the kids in
August 1, 2010 at 5:36 AM #585604ParticipantI am very tired of dealing with landlords and them not fixing anything or repaying me for work I did on the house. I want to have my own place and not have to deal with this anymore. Also I dont want to bounce around from diffeerent homes because the landlords sell their home. So I am trying to find a house/comminity/school area/ sports activities…etc. that me and the wife can raise the kids in
August 1, 2010 at 5:36 AM #585711ParticipantI am very tired of dealing with landlords and them not fixing anything or repaying me for work I did on the house. I want to have my own place and not have to deal with this anymore. Also I dont want to bounce around from diffeerent homes because the landlords sell their home. So I am trying to find a house/comminity/school area/ sports activities…etc. that me and the wife can raise the kids in
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