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June 3, 2007 at 6:56 PM #9201June 3, 2007 at 8:36 PM #56263Nancy_s soothsayerParticipant
By your handle or name, I am wishing that you won’t buy this year. Could you wait till 2009? Even better in 2010. IMHO, all the dollar signs in your above post are moot at this point in time. Go rent in a spanking new landlord-subsidized house in a great area. The landlord will thank you.
June 3, 2007 at 8:36 PM #56284Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantBy your handle or name, I am wishing that you won’t buy this year. Could you wait till 2009? Even better in 2010. IMHO, all the dollar signs in your above post are moot at this point in time. Go rent in a spanking new landlord-subsidized house in a great area. The landlord will thank you.
June 3, 2007 at 8:53 PM #56267waittobuyParticipantwe have waited since last June. The prices of the houses we’re looking at have dropped about $100K since then. The prices are still $60K more than what we expect from a reasonable market. Wife wants to move to our own house in late summer this year. Her reasons are convincing to me.
–One cannot always buy at the bottom.
–The rent is close to would-be monthly house payment. If we wait until summer next year, the price might be $40K less, but in the meantime we’ll have to pay for rent, part of which could have been used for principal payment.
— we think the biggest yearly drop in price in this cycle has happened. It’s painful to wait for slow price depreciation over the coming years, and we do not wait anymore, plan to say there long enough to ride it out.June 3, 2007 at 8:53 PM #56288waittobuyParticipantwe have waited since last June. The prices of the houses we’re looking at have dropped about $100K since then. The prices are still $60K more than what we expect from a reasonable market. Wife wants to move to our own house in late summer this year. Her reasons are convincing to me.
–One cannot always buy at the bottom.
–The rent is close to would-be monthly house payment. If we wait until summer next year, the price might be $40K less, but in the meantime we’ll have to pay for rent, part of which could have been used for principal payment.
— we think the biggest yearly drop in price in this cycle has happened. It’s painful to wait for slow price depreciation over the coming years, and we do not wait anymore, plan to say there long enough to ride it out.June 3, 2007 at 9:05 PM #56273Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantThe pummelling of the subprime debtors won’t happen until Sept., Oct., and Nov. this year. That’s based on the Credit Suisse ARM Reset Schedule that most here gawked at weeks ago. IMHO the biggest yearly price drops haven’t happened yet. Okay, okay…. wait till next year, then. (But this is just me talking.) You may ignore or listen to me at your own risk as if I am not even here.
June 3, 2007 at 9:05 PM #56294Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantThe pummelling of the subprime debtors won’t happen until Sept., Oct., and Nov. this year. That’s based on the Credit Suisse ARM Reset Schedule that most here gawked at weeks ago. IMHO the biggest yearly price drops haven’t happened yet. Okay, okay…. wait till next year, then. (But this is just me talking.) You may ignore or listen to me at your own risk as if I am not even here.
June 3, 2007 at 9:14 PM #56275gracieParticipantBoth areas are nice…….Seems like I hear of people moving out of 4S. One of my friends said that basically her entire street/neighborhood has sold their homes and have moved in the last year and a half.
Not sure why. It may be the fact that the new area attracted lots of investors at first.CV and Poway both have excellent schools.
June 3, 2007 at 9:14 PM #56296gracieParticipantBoth areas are nice…….Seems like I hear of people moving out of 4S. One of my friends said that basically her entire street/neighborhood has sold their homes and have moved in the last year and a half.
Not sure why. It may be the fact that the new area attracted lots of investors at first.CV and Poway both have excellent schools.
June 3, 2007 at 9:19 PM #56277ocrenterParticipantno, the difference between del mar schools vs. poway schools would not justify the difference in the housing prices.
if you and your wife can’t wait any more, then just go for it and enjoy!
June 3, 2007 at 9:19 PM #56298ocrenterParticipantno, the difference between del mar schools vs. poway schools would not justify the difference in the housing prices.
if you and your wife can’t wait any more, then just go for it and enjoy!
June 3, 2007 at 9:27 PM #56279waittobuyParticipanthi ocrenter, I like your blog a lot! I appreciate your opinions.
June 3, 2007 at 9:27 PM #56300waittobuyParticipanthi ocrenter, I like your blog a lot! I appreciate your opinions.
June 3, 2007 at 9:31 PM #56281anParticipantI agree that the difference in school should be negligible. If one is an 8 on a scale of 10 then the other is a 9. At that point, the capability of your kids will determine their outcome. The reason why I think the price is $120k more @ CV vs 4S is CV is closer to the beach. The closer you are to the ocean, the more expensive it is. That’s just my 2 cents.
June 3, 2007 at 9:31 PM #56302anParticipantI agree that the difference in school should be negligible. If one is an 8 on a scale of 10 then the other is a 9. At that point, the capability of your kids will determine their outcome. The reason why I think the price is $120k more @ CV vs 4S is CV is closer to the beach. The closer you are to the ocean, the more expensive it is. That’s just my 2 cents.
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