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February 22, 2008 at 9:20 AM #157921February 22, 2008 at 9:39 AM #157541
pfflyer
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
February 22, 2008 at 9:39 AM #157832pfflyer
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
February 22, 2008 at 9:39 AM #157845pfflyer
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
February 22, 2008 at 9:39 AM #157853pfflyer
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
February 22, 2008 at 9:39 AM #157926pfflyer
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
February 22, 2008 at 11:43 AM #157703vagabondo
ParticipantMy problem is that Mello Roos is a tough sell for me, especially in places like Santa Luz where the bonds are incredibly high. I know it has some effect on the quality of education, etc., but it can be real tough to quantify that benefit. Home improvements, on the other hand, usually get you what you want in terms of QOL.
I often joke with my wife about the contrast between Fairbanks and Santa Luz. There is a dividing line as you reach the crest driving up San Dieguito Rd. It’s like you’ve reached the 10,000 ft tree line. You go from the eucalyptus and pine tree forested landscape of Fairbanks to the treeless tundra of Santa Luz.
February 22, 2008 at 11:43 AM #157993vagabondo
ParticipantMy problem is that Mello Roos is a tough sell for me, especially in places like Santa Luz where the bonds are incredibly high. I know it has some effect on the quality of education, etc., but it can be real tough to quantify that benefit. Home improvements, on the other hand, usually get you what you want in terms of QOL.
I often joke with my wife about the contrast between Fairbanks and Santa Luz. There is a dividing line as you reach the crest driving up San Dieguito Rd. It’s like you’ve reached the 10,000 ft tree line. You go from the eucalyptus and pine tree forested landscape of Fairbanks to the treeless tundra of Santa Luz.
February 22, 2008 at 11:43 AM #158005vagabondo
ParticipantMy problem is that Mello Roos is a tough sell for me, especially in places like Santa Luz where the bonds are incredibly high. I know it has some effect on the quality of education, etc., but it can be real tough to quantify that benefit. Home improvements, on the other hand, usually get you what you want in terms of QOL.
I often joke with my wife about the contrast between Fairbanks and Santa Luz. There is a dividing line as you reach the crest driving up San Dieguito Rd. It’s like you’ve reached the 10,000 ft tree line. You go from the eucalyptus and pine tree forested landscape of Fairbanks to the treeless tundra of Santa Luz.
February 22, 2008 at 11:43 AM #158012vagabondo
ParticipantMy problem is that Mello Roos is a tough sell for me, especially in places like Santa Luz where the bonds are incredibly high. I know it has some effect on the quality of education, etc., but it can be real tough to quantify that benefit. Home improvements, on the other hand, usually get you what you want in terms of QOL.
I often joke with my wife about the contrast between Fairbanks and Santa Luz. There is a dividing line as you reach the crest driving up San Dieguito Rd. It’s like you’ve reached the 10,000 ft tree line. You go from the eucalyptus and pine tree forested landscape of Fairbanks to the treeless tundra of Santa Luz.
February 22, 2008 at 11:43 AM #158086vagabondo
ParticipantMy problem is that Mello Roos is a tough sell for me, especially in places like Santa Luz where the bonds are incredibly high. I know it has some effect on the quality of education, etc., but it can be real tough to quantify that benefit. Home improvements, on the other hand, usually get you what you want in terms of QOL.
I often joke with my wife about the contrast between Fairbanks and Santa Luz. There is a dividing line as you reach the crest driving up San Dieguito Rd. It’s like you’ve reached the 10,000 ft tree line. You go from the eucalyptus and pine tree forested landscape of Fairbanks to the treeless tundra of Santa Luz.
February 22, 2008 at 1:43 PM #157763raptorduck
Participantvagabondo. That is so true. It is indeed very odd. Could not be more different. I went after a house in FBR that backed up to Santaluz and then could see it from homes I toured in Santaluz. I like FBR better, but that whole Tuscan landscape thing really appeals to me too.
February 22, 2008 at 1:43 PM #158054raptorduck
Participantvagabondo. That is so true. It is indeed very odd. Could not be more different. I went after a house in FBR that backed up to Santaluz and then could see it from homes I toured in Santaluz. I like FBR better, but that whole Tuscan landscape thing really appeals to me too.
February 22, 2008 at 1:43 PM #158065raptorduck
Participantvagabondo. That is so true. It is indeed very odd. Could not be more different. I went after a house in FBR that backed up to Santaluz and then could see it from homes I toured in Santaluz. I like FBR better, but that whole Tuscan landscape thing really appeals to me too.
February 22, 2008 at 1:43 PM #158072raptorduck
Participantvagabondo. That is so true. It is indeed very odd. Could not be more different. I went after a house in FBR that backed up to Santaluz and then could see it from homes I toured in Santaluz. I like FBR better, but that whole Tuscan landscape thing really appeals to me too.
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