Semi-Retire in Temecula in 2012

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=sdduuuude]Why not get a place on the coast in Oregon or in the Mountains for the Summer and a place in Tucson/Phoenix for the Winter ?[/quote]

Unless we are talking Condo’s I think you would have upkeep issues esp with the place on the coast in Oregon.

Real weather can be hard on a house. then you have mold (need someone to run the central air just to keep the mosture down inside your place) unless you are a ways off the coast maybe.

I think we get spoiled here in SoCal in terms of home maintenance (unless you are right on the beach then upkeep, mold and rust can be real issues to deal with even here).

[ice9]

[quote=sdduuuude]Why not get a place on the coast in Oregon or in the Mountains for the Summer and a place in Tucson/Phoenix for the Winter ?[/quote]

That sounds interesting, but I wouldn’t want the cost/worry of two homes. I want to find the one idea spot, and maybe take a vacation once in a while.

[ice9]

[quote=sdduuuude]Why not get a place on the coast in Oregon or in the Mountains for the Summer and a place in Tucson/Phoenix for the Winter ?[/quote]

That sounds interesting, but I wouldn’t want the cost/worry of two homes. I want to find the one idea spot, and maybe take a vacation once in a while.

[ice9]

[quote=sdduuuude]Why not get a place on the coast in Oregon or in the Mountains for the Summer and a place in Tucson/Phoenix for the Winter ?[/quote]

That sounds interesting, but I wouldn’t want the cost/worry of two homes. I want to find the one idea spot, and maybe take a vacation once in a while.

[ice9]

[quote=sdduuuude]Why not get a place on the coast in Oregon or in the Mountains for the Summer and a place in Tucson/Phoenix for the Winter ?[/quote]

That sounds interesting, but I wouldn’t want the cost/worry of two homes. I want to find the one idea spot, and maybe take a vacation once in a while.

[ice9]

[quote=sdduuuude]Why not get a place on the coast in Oregon or in the Mountains for the Summer and a place in Tucson/Phoenix for the Winter ?[/quote]

That sounds interesting, but I wouldn’t want the cost/worry of two homes. I want to find the one idea spot, and maybe take a vacation once in a while.

[ice9]

[quote=patientlywaiting]How about Oceanside? You can get good deals in Oceanside right now. [/quote]

It seems like Oceanside gets a bad rap from people (but I base this entirely on comments from this site).

It is an area I would look at though, if and when I visit the SD area.

[ice9]

[quote=patientlywaiting]How about Oceanside? You can get good deals in Oceanside right now. [/quote]

It seems like Oceanside gets a bad rap from people (but I base this entirely on comments from this site).

It is an area I would look at though, if and when I visit the SD area.

[ice9]

[quote=patientlywaiting]How about Oceanside? You can get good deals in Oceanside right now. [/quote]

It seems like Oceanside gets a bad rap from people (but I base this entirely on comments from this site).

It is an area I would look at though, if and when I visit the SD area.

[ice9]

[quote=patientlywaiting]How about Oceanside? You can get good deals in Oceanside right now. [/quote]

It seems like Oceanside gets a bad rap from people (but I base this entirely on comments from this site).

It is an area I would look at though, if and when I visit the SD area.

[ice9]

[quote=patientlywaiting]How about Oceanside? You can get good deals in Oceanside right now. [/quote]

It seems like Oceanside gets a bad rap from people (but I base this entirely on comments from this site).

It is an area I would look at though, if and when I visit the SD area.

[34f3f3f]

Just renting a car is a good idea. If you add up the cost of loan repayments, depreciation, tax, and insurance and divide it my the number of times you actually use a car you probably come up with a silly ratio, but there will be a usage point where renting becomes financially much more feasible. I’d look for a car rental firm that would hold open an account, so you don’t need to do all the same paperwork each time. They just drop off the keys, and bill you monthly.

[34f3f3f]

Just renting a car is a good idea. If you add up the cost of loan repayments, depreciation, tax, and insurance and divide it my the number of times you actually use a car you probably come up with a silly ratio, but there will be a usage point where renting becomes financially much more feasible. I’d look for a car rental firm that would hold open an account, so you don’t need to do all the same paperwork each time. They just drop off the keys, and bill you monthly.

[34f3f3f]

Just renting a car is a good idea. If you add up the cost of loan repayments, depreciation, tax, and insurance and divide it my the number of times you actually use a car you probably come up with a silly ratio, but there will be a usage point where renting becomes financially much more feasible. I’d look for a car rental firm that would hold open an account, so you don’t need to do all the same paperwork each time. They just drop off the keys, and bill you monthly.

[34f3f3f]

Just renting a car is a good idea. If you add up the cost of loan repayments, depreciation, tax, and insurance and divide it my the number of times you actually use a car you probably come up with a silly ratio, but there will be a usage point where renting becomes financially much more feasible. I’d look for a car rental firm that would hold open an account, so you don’t need to do all the same paperwork each time. They just drop off the keys, and bill you monthly.

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