Point Loma

[jpinpb]

Agree w/SDR. Rent first, unless you are very familiar w/the neighborhood. I’ve lived in various places throughout San Diego over the past 20 years. Every ZIP has a different feel. Sometimes even streets make a difference.

[sdrealtor]

CA dreamin
Coastal is well within your means and renting is a possibility also. I have a good friend who moved here last Summer from Riverdale to escape the rat race, weather etc. It took him two years to get his co-op sold and make the transition. He couldnt be happier. He’s a real good guy, smart and friendly. I’m sure he would be happy to share his experiences with you. He is an extremely detailed oriented guy and did extensive research on his move as he does for everything. His sister in law lives in Del Mar. He ended up in my hood (south carlsbad/encinitas-he works from home but he checked everywhere) as a renter and even though he can afford to buy whatever he wants will likely stay one for many years. I’d be happy to put you in touch with him.

[sdrealtor]

CA dreamin
Coastal is well within your means and renting is a possibility also. I have a good friend who moved here last Summer from Riverdale to escape the rat race, weather etc. It took him two years to get his co-op sold and make the transition. He couldnt be happier. He’s a real good guy, smart and friendly. I’m sure he would be happy to share his experiences with you. He is an extremely detailed oriented guy and did extensive research on his move as he does for everything. His sister in law lives in Del Mar. He ended up in my hood (south carlsbad/encinitas-he works from home but he checked everywhere) as a renter and even though he can afford to buy whatever he wants will likely stay one for many years. I’d be happy to put you in touch with him.

[sdrealtor]

CA dreamin
Coastal is well within your means and renting is a possibility also. I have a good friend who moved here last Summer from Riverdale to escape the rat race, weather etc. It took him two years to get his co-op sold and make the transition. He couldnt be happier. He’s a real good guy, smart and friendly. I’m sure he would be happy to share his experiences with you. He is an extremely detailed oriented guy and did extensive research on his move as he does for everything. His sister in law lives in Del Mar. He ended up in my hood (south carlsbad/encinitas-he works from home but he checked everywhere) as a renter and even though he can afford to buy whatever he wants will likely stay one for many years. I’d be happy to put you in touch with him.

[sdrealtor]

CA dreamin
Coastal is well within your means and renting is a possibility also. I have a good friend who moved here last Summer from Riverdale to escape the rat race, weather etc. It took him two years to get his co-op sold and make the transition. He couldnt be happier. He’s a real good guy, smart and friendly. I’m sure he would be happy to share his experiences with you. He is an extremely detailed oriented guy and did extensive research on his move as he does for everything. His sister in law lives in Del Mar. He ended up in my hood (south carlsbad/encinitas-he works from home but he checked everywhere) as a renter and even though he can afford to buy whatever he wants will likely stay one for many years. I’d be happy to put you in touch with him.

[sdrealtor]

CA dreamin
Coastal is well within your means and renting is a possibility also. I have a good friend who moved here last Summer from Riverdale to escape the rat race, weather etc. It took him two years to get his co-op sold and make the transition. He couldnt be happier. He’s a real good guy, smart and friendly. I’m sure he would be happy to share his experiences with you. He is an extremely detailed oriented guy and did extensive research on his move as he does for everything. His sister in law lives in Del Mar. He ended up in my hood (south carlsbad/encinitas-he works from home but he checked everywhere) as a renter and even though he can afford to buy whatever he wants will likely stay one for many years. I’d be happy to put you in touch with him.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=jpinpb]Agree w/SDR. Rent first, unless you are very familiar w/the neighborhood. I’ve lived in various places throughout San Diego over the past 20 years. Every ZIP has a different feel. Sometimes even streets make a difference.[/quote]

I concur. There are subtle changes within a block or two that are not appreciated until you are in the area a while. I moved to SD from the midwest in the mid 1990’s and was glad I rented for a year while I explored alternatives. Even after that I ended up moving out of our first house within 5 years to a place less than 1 mile away.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=jpinpb]Agree w/SDR. Rent first, unless you are very familiar w/the neighborhood. I’ve lived in various places throughout San Diego over the past 20 years. Every ZIP has a different feel. Sometimes even streets make a difference.[/quote]

I concur. There are subtle changes within a block or two that are not appreciated until you are in the area a while. I moved to SD from the midwest in the mid 1990’s and was glad I rented for a year while I explored alternatives. Even after that I ended up moving out of our first house within 5 years to a place less than 1 mile away.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=jpinpb]Agree w/SDR. Rent first, unless you are very familiar w/the neighborhood. I’ve lived in various places throughout San Diego over the past 20 years. Every ZIP has a different feel. Sometimes even streets make a difference.[/quote]

I concur. There are subtle changes within a block or two that are not appreciated until you are in the area a while. I moved to SD from the midwest in the mid 1990’s and was glad I rented for a year while I explored alternatives. Even after that I ended up moving out of our first house within 5 years to a place less than 1 mile away.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=jpinpb]Agree w/SDR. Rent first, unless you are very familiar w/the neighborhood. I’ve lived in various places throughout San Diego over the past 20 years. Every ZIP has a different feel. Sometimes even streets make a difference.[/quote]

I concur. There are subtle changes within a block or two that are not appreciated until you are in the area a while. I moved to SD from the midwest in the mid 1990’s and was glad I rented for a year while I explored alternatives. Even after that I ended up moving out of our first house within 5 years to a place less than 1 mile away.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=jpinpb]Agree w/SDR. Rent first, unless you are very familiar w/the neighborhood. I’ve lived in various places throughout San Diego over the past 20 years. Every ZIP has a different feel. Sometimes even streets make a difference.[/quote]

I concur. There are subtle changes within a block or two that are not appreciated until you are in the area a while. I moved to SD from the midwest in the mid 1990’s and was glad I rented for a year while I explored alternatives. Even after that I ended up moving out of our first house within 5 years to a place less than 1 mile away.

[CA-dreamin]

Thanks jpinpb

Of all the places what would be your favorite and why? 🙂

[CA-dreamin]

Thanks jpinpb

Of all the places what would be your favorite and why? 🙂

[CA-dreamin]

Thanks jpinpb

Of all the places what would be your favorite and why? 🙂

[CA-dreamin]

Thanks jpinpb

Of all the places what would be your favorite and why? 🙂

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