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  • July 17, 2009 at 9:16 PM #433919
    AK
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    Amazing responses with hard data … thanks everyone!

    July 17, 2009 at 9:44 PM #433180
    temeculaguy
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    I think the demographics of the buyers or the price of the house in question will change the percentage. High end, 25%, low end 10% and everything in between probably a sliding scale between the two.

    In low end and rentals, price matters more than anything, but as you move up, things become more important for the type of buyers who don’t need to worry about price so much.

    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.

    July 17, 2009 at 9:44 PM #433388
    temeculaguy
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    I think the demographics of the buyers or the price of the house in question will change the percentage. High end, 25%, low end 10% and everything in between probably a sliding scale between the two.

    In low end and rentals, price matters more than anything, but as you move up, things become more important for the type of buyers who don’t need to worry about price so much.

    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.

    July 17, 2009 at 9:44 PM #433688
    temeculaguy
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    I think the demographics of the buyers or the price of the house in question will change the percentage. High end, 25%, low end 10% and everything in between probably a sliding scale between the two.

    In low end and rentals, price matters more than anything, but as you move up, things become more important for the type of buyers who don’t need to worry about price so much.

    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.

    July 17, 2009 at 9:44 PM #433760
    temeculaguy
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    I think the demographics of the buyers or the price of the house in question will change the percentage. High end, 25%, low end 10% and everything in between probably a sliding scale between the two.

    In low end and rentals, price matters more than anything, but as you move up, things become more important for the type of buyers who don’t need to worry about price so much.

    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.

    July 17, 2009 at 9:44 PM #433924
    temeculaguy
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    I think the demographics of the buyers or the price of the house in question will change the percentage. High end, 25%, low end 10% and everything in between probably a sliding scale between the two.

    In low end and rentals, price matters more than anything, but as you move up, things become more important for the type of buyers who don’t need to worry about price so much.

    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.

    July 18, 2009 at 12:20 AM #433225
    Oxford
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    for me? 100%

    ox
    …buzzzzzzzzzzzz

    July 18, 2009 at 12:20 AM #433431
    Oxford
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    for me? 100%

    ox
    …buzzzzzzzzzzzz

    July 18, 2009 at 12:20 AM #433732
    Oxford
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    for me? 100%

    ox
    …buzzzzzzzzzzzz

    July 18, 2009 at 12:20 AM #433804
    Oxford
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    for me? 100%

    ox
    …buzzzzzzzzzzzz

    July 18, 2009 at 12:20 AM #433969
    Oxford
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    for me? 100%

    ox
    …buzzzzzzzzzzzz

    July 20, 2009 at 1:07 PM #434177
    ibjames
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    [quote=temeculaguy]
    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.[/quote]

    I believe the same

    July 20, 2009 at 1:07 PM #434382
    ibjames
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    [quote=temeculaguy]
    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.[/quote]

    I believe the same

    July 20, 2009 at 1:07 PM #434697
    ibjames
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    [quote=temeculaguy]
    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.[/quote]

    I believe the same

    July 20, 2009 at 1:07 PM #434770
    ibjames
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    [quote=temeculaguy]
    I hate bad science and b.s. lawsuits. I drink tap water, encourage silicon breast implants and diet coke is one of my four food groups, but I wouldn’t live too close to above ground high voltage power lines, that’s one of the few conspiracy theories I kinda buy into.[/quote]

    I believe the same

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