OT: Any Temecula piggs stop by the Promenade expansion?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=ralphfurley][quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
I would expect few are buying T.V. Mc-mansions as long term rentals, more likely they are just either planning on renting them out a few years until T.V. grows up or plan on moving later (ie.. retire in T.V. in a few more years).
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Maybe I misunderstood, but why would one retire to T.V. and live in a McMansion? What 65+ year old couple needs a two story, five bedroom house, with stairs to climb every day? Guess there are a lot of people with better knees than me out there.

I hope you’re right about things turning around and being over the hump in this recession, but I just don’t see it. Are we taking all the right steps to shorten this mess? Or is the government dragging things out?

Sign me up for one of those Chinese electric cars though. That sounds promising. I’ll just have to watch out for FLU’s SUV. [/quote]

That’s my next business

Installing home elevators .

[Aecetia]

Use the right bait and you can always catch TG.

[Aecetia]

Use the right bait and you can always catch TG.

[Aecetia]

Use the right bait and you can always catch TG.

[Aecetia]

Use the right bait and you can always catch TG.

[Aecetia]

Use the right bait and you can always catch TG.

[Rt.66]

How it really is:

http://www.realtytrac.com/MapSearch/MapSearch/MapSearch.aspx?CriteriaType=address&criteriaValue=temecula,%20ca

You’ll have to zoom way in to reduce the foreclosures down to the 300 maximum that Realty Trac can show:) And don’t forget that Temecula is shadow inventory central so there are many, many more, than even that ugly picture RealtyTrac paints.

2263 pre-foreclosures and houses heading to auction in just that small area the map covers, is a bunch of households not paying any mortgage or rent. That equals cash for restaruants in the new mall. Throw preforclosures from surrounding areas like French Valley, Winchester, Hemet, San Jacinto, Sun City, etc., etc and you have an enourmous number of households with money to throw around and folks looking to get out of the house and drown their worries.

I checked it out. The Mall is nice but the class of people in Temecula has really changed. If you would have blindfolded me and taken me there I would have never guessed it was Temecula based on the folks and gang types I saw at the new mall. If you had told me I was in a not so nice area of Riverside or LA, I would have believed it. JMHO:)

[Rt.66]

How it really is:

http://www.realtytrac.com/MapSearch/MapSearch/MapSearch.aspx?CriteriaType=address&criteriaValue=temecula,%20ca

You’ll have to zoom way in to reduce the foreclosures down to the 300 maximum that Realty Trac can show:) And don’t forget that Temecula is shadow inventory central so there are many, many more, than even that ugly picture RealtyTrac paints.

2263 pre-foreclosures and houses heading to auction in just that small area the map covers, is a bunch of households not paying any mortgage or rent. That equals cash for restaruants in the new mall. Throw preforclosures from surrounding areas like French Valley, Winchester, Hemet, San Jacinto, Sun City, etc., etc and you have an enourmous number of households with money to throw around and folks looking to get out of the house and drown their worries.

I checked it out. The Mall is nice but the class of people in Temecula has really changed. If you would have blindfolded me and taken me there I would have never guessed it was Temecula based on the folks and gang types I saw at the new mall. If you had told me I was in a not so nice area of Riverside or LA, I would have believed it. JMHO:)

[Rt.66]

How it really is:

http://www.realtytrac.com/MapSearch/MapSearch/MapSearch.aspx?CriteriaType=address&criteriaValue=temecula,%20ca

You’ll have to zoom way in to reduce the foreclosures down to the 300 maximum that Realty Trac can show:) And don’t forget that Temecula is shadow inventory central so there are many, many more, than even that ugly picture RealtyTrac paints.

2263 pre-foreclosures and houses heading to auction in just that small area the map covers, is a bunch of households not paying any mortgage or rent. That equals cash for restaruants in the new mall. Throw preforclosures from surrounding areas like French Valley, Winchester, Hemet, San Jacinto, Sun City, etc., etc and you have an enourmous number of households with money to throw around and folks looking to get out of the house and drown their worries.

I checked it out. The Mall is nice but the class of people in Temecula has really changed. If you would have blindfolded me and taken me there I would have never guessed it was Temecula based on the folks and gang types I saw at the new mall. If you had told me I was in a not so nice area of Riverside or LA, I would have believed it. JMHO:)

[Rt.66]

How it really is:

http://www.realtytrac.com/MapSearch/MapSearch/MapSearch.aspx?CriteriaType=address&criteriaValue=temecula,%20ca

You’ll have to zoom way in to reduce the foreclosures down to the 300 maximum that Realty Trac can show:) And don’t forget that Temecula is shadow inventory central so there are many, many more, than even that ugly picture RealtyTrac paints.

2263 pre-foreclosures and houses heading to auction in just that small area the map covers, is a bunch of households not paying any mortgage or rent. That equals cash for restaruants in the new mall. Throw preforclosures from surrounding areas like French Valley, Winchester, Hemet, San Jacinto, Sun City, etc., etc and you have an enourmous number of households with money to throw around and folks looking to get out of the house and drown their worries.

I checked it out. The Mall is nice but the class of people in Temecula has really changed. If you would have blindfolded me and taken me there I would have never guessed it was Temecula based on the folks and gang types I saw at the new mall. If you had told me I was in a not so nice area of Riverside or LA, I would have believed it. JMHO:)

[Rt.66]

How it really is:

http://www.realtytrac.com/MapSearch/MapSearch/MapSearch.aspx?CriteriaType=address&criteriaValue=temecula,%20ca

You’ll have to zoom way in to reduce the foreclosures down to the 300 maximum that Realty Trac can show:) And don’t forget that Temecula is shadow inventory central so there are many, many more, than even that ugly picture RealtyTrac paints.

2263 pre-foreclosures and houses heading to auction in just that small area the map covers, is a bunch of households not paying any mortgage or rent. That equals cash for restaruants in the new mall. Throw preforclosures from surrounding areas like French Valley, Winchester, Hemet, San Jacinto, Sun City, etc., etc and you have an enourmous number of households with money to throw around and folks looking to get out of the house and drown their worries.

I checked it out. The Mall is nice but the class of people in Temecula has really changed. If you would have blindfolded me and taken me there I would have never guessed it was Temecula based on the folks and gang types I saw at the new mall. If you had told me I was in a not so nice area of Riverside or LA, I would have believed it. JMHO:)

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