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January 18, 2010 at 4:21 PM #503847January 18, 2010 at 8:13 PM #504163
UCGal
ParticipantNor-LA… They’re in a separate house… It’s on the same lot, but it makes a big difference having them in their own house. More sanity for everyone, lol.
CAR – no problem. Hubby designed the house and went through the serious kafka experience of getting development services to approve the granny flat. The reason permited/legal granny flats are rare in San Diego is because they’ve made it extremely difficult with conflicting rules about street walls, parking, lot size and location on the lot of the granny flat. When you’re ready, feel free to pick our brains.
And yes – we bought our house from my dad when he was downsizing after my mom passed.
January 18, 2010 at 8:13 PM #503278UCGal
ParticipantNor-LA… They’re in a separate house… It’s on the same lot, but it makes a big difference having them in their own house. More sanity for everyone, lol.
CAR – no problem. Hubby designed the house and went through the serious kafka experience of getting development services to approve the granny flat. The reason permited/legal granny flats are rare in San Diego is because they’ve made it extremely difficult with conflicting rules about street walls, parking, lot size and location on the lot of the granny flat. When you’re ready, feel free to pick our brains.
And yes – we bought our house from my dad when he was downsizing after my mom passed.
January 18, 2010 at 8:13 PM #503426UCGal
ParticipantNor-LA… They’re in a separate house… It’s on the same lot, but it makes a big difference having them in their own house. More sanity for everyone, lol.
CAR – no problem. Hubby designed the house and went through the serious kafka experience of getting development services to approve the granny flat. The reason permited/legal granny flats are rare in San Diego is because they’ve made it extremely difficult with conflicting rules about street walls, parking, lot size and location on the lot of the granny flat. When you’re ready, feel free to pick our brains.
And yes – we bought our house from my dad when he was downsizing after my mom passed.
January 18, 2010 at 8:13 PM #503825UCGal
ParticipantNor-LA… They’re in a separate house… It’s on the same lot, but it makes a big difference having them in their own house. More sanity for everyone, lol.
CAR – no problem. Hubby designed the house and went through the serious kafka experience of getting development services to approve the granny flat. The reason permited/legal granny flats are rare in San Diego is because they’ve made it extremely difficult with conflicting rules about street walls, parking, lot size and location on the lot of the granny flat. When you’re ready, feel free to pick our brains.
And yes – we bought our house from my dad when he was downsizing after my mom passed.
January 18, 2010 at 8:13 PM #503916UCGal
ParticipantNor-LA… They’re in a separate house… It’s on the same lot, but it makes a big difference having them in their own house. More sanity for everyone, lol.
CAR – no problem. Hubby designed the house and went through the serious kafka experience of getting development services to approve the granny flat. The reason permited/legal granny flats are rare in San Diego is because they’ve made it extremely difficult with conflicting rules about street walls, parking, lot size and location on the lot of the granny flat. When you’re ready, feel free to pick our brains.
And yes – we bought our house from my dad when he was downsizing after my mom passed.
January 19, 2010 at 2:06 AM #503954CA renter
ParticipantThanks, UCGal. 🙂
January 19, 2010 at 2:06 AM #504204CA renter
ParticipantThanks, UCGal. 🙂
January 19, 2010 at 2:06 AM #503318CA renter
ParticipantThanks, UCGal. 🙂
January 19, 2010 at 2:06 AM #503466CA renter
ParticipantThanks, UCGal. 🙂
January 19, 2010 at 2:06 AM #503864CA renter
ParticipantThanks, UCGal. 🙂
January 19, 2010 at 6:56 AM #503869creechrr
Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Three / Two generations in a house ??
I don’t know.
sounds a bit crowded, All the newly minted grand parents I have talked to are still trying to get their kids to find a Dang Job and MOVE !!
[/quote]That’s my current reality. This isn’t what I had planned for but, it is working. They need the help and we can’t afford a decent house. So, we get to save and they get to live in “their” house. An additional benefit (sometimes a negative) being that my son gets to spend time with his grandparents.
I also see this becoming the reality for an ever increasing number of the population. Combine the rediculous cost of housing and just about everything else with piss poor planning by the previous generation…bang.
I’m seeing it with more and more of age group. I actually know a few people that are supplementing their parents income every month.
I maintain that a huge amount of the prosperity that was experienced over the last two decades or more was derived from debt creation by senior. Now it’s time for junior to start making payments.
January 19, 2010 at 6:56 AM #504209creechrr
Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Three / Two generations in a house ??
I don’t know.
sounds a bit crowded, All the newly minted grand parents I have talked to are still trying to get their kids to find a Dang Job and MOVE !!
[/quote]That’s my current reality. This isn’t what I had planned for but, it is working. They need the help and we can’t afford a decent house. So, we get to save and they get to live in “their” house. An additional benefit (sometimes a negative) being that my son gets to spend time with his grandparents.
I also see this becoming the reality for an ever increasing number of the population. Combine the rediculous cost of housing and just about everything else with piss poor planning by the previous generation…bang.
I’m seeing it with more and more of age group. I actually know a few people that are supplementing their parents income every month.
I maintain that a huge amount of the prosperity that was experienced over the last two decades or more was derived from debt creation by senior. Now it’s time for junior to start making payments.
January 19, 2010 at 6:56 AM #503471creechrr
Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Three / Two generations in a house ??
I don’t know.
sounds a bit crowded, All the newly minted grand parents I have talked to are still trying to get their kids to find a Dang Job and MOVE !!
[/quote]That’s my current reality. This isn’t what I had planned for but, it is working. They need the help and we can’t afford a decent house. So, we get to save and they get to live in “their” house. An additional benefit (sometimes a negative) being that my son gets to spend time with his grandparents.
I also see this becoming the reality for an ever increasing number of the population. Combine the rediculous cost of housing and just about everything else with piss poor planning by the previous generation…bang.
I’m seeing it with more and more of age group. I actually know a few people that are supplementing their parents income every month.
I maintain that a huge amount of the prosperity that was experienced over the last two decades or more was derived from debt creation by senior. Now it’s time for junior to start making payments.
January 19, 2010 at 6:56 AM #503960creechrr
Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Three / Two generations in a house ??
I don’t know.
sounds a bit crowded, All the newly minted grand parents I have talked to are still trying to get their kids to find a Dang Job and MOVE !!
[/quote]That’s my current reality. This isn’t what I had planned for but, it is working. They need the help and we can’t afford a decent house. So, we get to save and they get to live in “their” house. An additional benefit (sometimes a negative) being that my son gets to spend time with his grandparents.
I also see this becoming the reality for an ever increasing number of the population. Combine the rediculous cost of housing and just about everything else with piss poor planning by the previous generation…bang.
I’m seeing it with more and more of age group. I actually know a few people that are supplementing their parents income every month.
I maintain that a huge amount of the prosperity that was experienced over the last two decades or more was derived from debt creation by senior. Now it’s time for junior to start making payments.
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