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May 7, 2008 at 6:41 AM #200390May 7, 2008 at 11:14 AM #200492
Daniel
ParticipantAbout $1.50/sq ft, but it can vary a lot (naturally, the bigger houses tend to have lower per square foot numbers). In the older parts of CV (west), watch out for poorly maintained rentals. In the newer parts (east and Santaluz), watch out for overextended landlords.
May 7, 2008 at 11:14 AM #200533ParticipantAbout $1.50/sq ft, but it can vary a lot (naturally, the bigger houses tend to have lower per square foot numbers). In the older parts of CV (west), watch out for poorly maintained rentals. In the newer parts (east and Santaluz), watch out for overextended landlords.
May 7, 2008 at 11:14 AM #200559ParticipantAbout $1.50/sq ft, but it can vary a lot (naturally, the bigger houses tend to have lower per square foot numbers). In the older parts of CV (west), watch out for poorly maintained rentals. In the newer parts (east and Santaluz), watch out for overextended landlords.
May 7, 2008 at 11:14 AM #200584ParticipantAbout $1.50/sq ft, but it can vary a lot (naturally, the bigger houses tend to have lower per square foot numbers). In the older parts of CV (west), watch out for poorly maintained rentals. In the newer parts (east and Santaluz), watch out for overextended landlords.
May 7, 2008 at 11:14 AM #200620ParticipantAbout $1.50/sq ft, but it can vary a lot (naturally, the bigger houses tend to have lower per square foot numbers). In the older parts of CV (west), watch out for poorly maintained rentals. In the newer parts (east and Santaluz), watch out for overextended landlords.
May 7, 2008 at 1:13 PM #200582raptorduck
ParticipantThanks FLU and Daniel. I does not have to be a SFH and coudl be a townhouse. My wife wants to make sure it is temporary. 😉
May 7, 2008 at 1:13 PM #200623ParticipantThanks FLU and Daniel. I does not have to be a SFH and coudl be a townhouse. My wife wants to make sure it is temporary. 😉
May 7, 2008 at 1:13 PM #200649ParticipantThanks FLU and Daniel. I does not have to be a SFH and coudl be a townhouse. My wife wants to make sure it is temporary. 😉
May 7, 2008 at 1:13 PM #200676ParticipantThanks FLU and Daniel. I does not have to be a SFH and coudl be a townhouse. My wife wants to make sure it is temporary. 😉
May 7, 2008 at 1:13 PM #200710ParticipantThanks FLU and Daniel. I does not have to be a SFH and coudl be a townhouse. My wife wants to make sure it is temporary. 😉
May 10, 2008 at 12:22 AM #202008sdcellar
ParticipantWe paid $2900 for 2800 ft² in Torrey Highlands built in 2005 (just off Camino Del Sur). Think of it as CV East and (poor man’s) Santaluz South
We now pay $3200 for 2400 square feet in CV (built early 90’s). We feel we’re getting a little stiffed, but it’s okay…
Found both on craiglist, but also used MLS. MLS listers are almost always high, but they’ll come down as will overpriced listings on craigslist.
Exercise liberal use of foreclosure.com, zillow and county tax assessor’s website to do your due diligence on the landlord.
May 10, 2008 at 12:22 AM #202054ParticipantWe paid $2900 for 2800 ft² in Torrey Highlands built in 2005 (just off Camino Del Sur). Think of it as CV East and (poor man’s) Santaluz South
We now pay $3200 for 2400 square feet in CV (built early 90’s). We feel we’re getting a little stiffed, but it’s okay…
Found both on craiglist, but also used MLS. MLS listers are almost always high, but they’ll come down as will overpriced listings on craigslist.
Exercise liberal use of foreclosure.com, zillow and county tax assessor’s website to do your due diligence on the landlord.
May 10, 2008 at 12:22 AM #202082ParticipantWe paid $2900 for 2800 ft² in Torrey Highlands built in 2005 (just off Camino Del Sur). Think of it as CV East and (poor man’s) Santaluz South
We now pay $3200 for 2400 square feet in CV (built early 90’s). We feel we’re getting a little stiffed, but it’s okay…
Found both on craiglist, but also used MLS. MLS listers are almost always high, but they’ll come down as will overpriced listings on craigslist.
Exercise liberal use of foreclosure.com, zillow and county tax assessor’s website to do your due diligence on the landlord.
May 10, 2008 at 12:22 AM #202105ParticipantWe paid $2900 for 2800 ft² in Torrey Highlands built in 2005 (just off Camino Del Sur). Think of it as CV East and (poor man’s) Santaluz South
We now pay $3200 for 2400 square feet in CV (built early 90’s). We feel we’re getting a little stiffed, but it’s okay…
Found both on craiglist, but also used MLS. MLS listers are almost always high, but they’ll come down as will overpriced listings on craigslist.
Exercise liberal use of foreclosure.com, zillow and county tax assessor’s website to do your due diligence on the landlord.
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