Temecula – Report from the ground

[DWCAP]

[quote=sdrealtor]Things are as bad as we are being led to beleive however many of us extrapolate things beyond the reality. If unemployment is 10% that means employment is 90%. Sales can be down but for the guy still making the few sales that are out there they are up.

A balanced view of reality is the key.[/quote]

If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?

[Eugene]

[quote=DWCAP]
If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

If you’re making six figures, you can afford 75% of San Diego and probably 98% of IE, without second income.

[Eugene]

[quote=DWCAP]
If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

If you’re making six figures, you can afford 75% of San Diego and probably 98% of IE, without second income.

[Eugene]

[quote=DWCAP]
If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

If you’re making six figures, you can afford 75% of San Diego and probably 98% of IE, without second income.

[Eugene]

[quote=DWCAP]
If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

If you’re making six figures, you can afford 75% of San Diego and probably 98% of IE, without second income.

[Eugene]

[quote=DWCAP]
If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

If you’re making six figures, you can afford 75% of San Diego and probably 98% of IE, without second income.

[Eugene]

[quote]I am now in the process of paint, carpet, landscaping, etc. Basically living my life at Home Depot/Lowes (I take after you tg). Prices are excellent on materials and labor.[/quote]

Ha ha I hear you. We’ve been visiting Home Depot / Lowes once, sometimes twice a day since we closed escrow. I’ve somewhat foolishly started a construction project (converting an archway between the living room and the dining room into an interior partition wall). It’s harder and longer than I expected. In the mean time, my wife repainted three out of four bedrooms.

Does anyone know a good contractor to install a gate?

[Eugene]

[quote]I am now in the process of paint, carpet, landscaping, etc. Basically living my life at Home Depot/Lowes (I take after you tg). Prices are excellent on materials and labor.[/quote]

Ha ha I hear you. We’ve been visiting Home Depot / Lowes once, sometimes twice a day since we closed escrow. I’ve somewhat foolishly started a construction project (converting an archway between the living room and the dining room into an interior partition wall). It’s harder and longer than I expected. In the mean time, my wife repainted three out of four bedrooms.

Does anyone know a good contractor to install a gate?

[Eugene]

[quote]I am now in the process of paint, carpet, landscaping, etc. Basically living my life at Home Depot/Lowes (I take after you tg). Prices are excellent on materials and labor.[/quote]

Ha ha I hear you. We’ve been visiting Home Depot / Lowes once, sometimes twice a day since we closed escrow. I’ve somewhat foolishly started a construction project (converting an archway between the living room and the dining room into an interior partition wall). It’s harder and longer than I expected. In the mean time, my wife repainted three out of four bedrooms.

Does anyone know a good contractor to install a gate?

[Eugene]

[quote]I am now in the process of paint, carpet, landscaping, etc. Basically living my life at Home Depot/Lowes (I take after you tg). Prices are excellent on materials and labor.[/quote]

Ha ha I hear you. We’ve been visiting Home Depot / Lowes once, sometimes twice a day since we closed escrow. I’ve somewhat foolishly started a construction project (converting an archway between the living room and the dining room into an interior partition wall). It’s harder and longer than I expected. In the mean time, my wife repainted three out of four bedrooms.

Does anyone know a good contractor to install a gate?

[Eugene]

[quote]I am now in the process of paint, carpet, landscaping, etc. Basically living my life at Home Depot/Lowes (I take after you tg). Prices are excellent on materials and labor.[/quote]

Ha ha I hear you. We’ve been visiting Home Depot / Lowes once, sometimes twice a day since we closed escrow. I’ve somewhat foolishly started a construction project (converting an archway between the living room and the dining room into an interior partition wall). It’s harder and longer than I expected. In the mean time, my wife repainted three out of four bedrooms.

Does anyone know a good contractor to install a gate?

[eclipxe]

[quote=DWCAP][quote=sdrealtor]Things are as bad as we are being led to beleive however many of us extrapolate things beyond the reality. If unemployment is 10% that means employment is 90%. Sales can be down but for the guy still making the few sales that are out there they are up.

A balanced view of reality is the key.[/quote]

If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

I’m single, still able to buy at 3x income out here. The plan is to pay down this place aggressively and then pick up a small condo near the coast (OC or SD) with the now girlfriend, soon wife’s income. 4-5 years when the coast bottoms, good deals to be had there I believe.

[eclipxe]

[quote=DWCAP][quote=sdrealtor]Things are as bad as we are being led to beleive however many of us extrapolate things beyond the reality. If unemployment is 10% that means employment is 90%. Sales can be down but for the guy still making the few sales that are out there they are up.

A balanced view of reality is the key.[/quote]

If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

I’m single, still able to buy at 3x income out here. The plan is to pay down this place aggressively and then pick up a small condo near the coast (OC or SD) with the now girlfriend, soon wife’s income. 4-5 years when the coast bottoms, good deals to be had there I believe.

[eclipxe]

[quote=DWCAP][quote=sdrealtor]Things are as bad as we are being led to beleive however many of us extrapolate things beyond the reality. If unemployment is 10% that means employment is 90%. Sales can be down but for the guy still making the few sales that are out there they are up.

A balanced view of reality is the key.[/quote]

If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

I’m single, still able to buy at 3x income out here. The plan is to pay down this place aggressively and then pick up a small condo near the coast (OC or SD) with the now girlfriend, soon wife’s income. 4-5 years when the coast bottoms, good deals to be had there I believe.

[eclipxe]

[quote=DWCAP][quote=sdrealtor]Things are as bad as we are being led to beleive however many of us extrapolate things beyond the reality. If unemployment is 10% that means employment is 90%. Sales can be down but for the guy still making the few sales that are out there they are up.

A balanced view of reality is the key.[/quote]

If a balanced view of reality is key, then we need to admit that a lot of southern Ca is a 2 income household area. It is true 90% are still employeed, but it is also true that a far larger number than 90% will be effected. How many of you could maintain your standard of living without your spouses income?
[/quote]

I’m single, still able to buy at 3x income out here. The plan is to pay down this place aggressively and then pick up a small condo near the coast (OC or SD) with the now girlfriend, soon wife’s income. 4-5 years when the coast bottoms, good deals to be had there I believe.

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