To buy or not to buy: That is the question.

[4plexowner]

where in north county can you buy a 3/2 for $104K? this is attached housing?

interest rates have nowhere to go but up, but that isn’t a great reason to buy a house and the govt is going to keep rates as low as possible for as long as possible

[mercedes7]

POZ

Where in Central California?

[mercedes7]

POZ

Where in Central California?

[mercedes7]

POZ

Where in Central California?

[mercedes7]

POZ

Where in Central California?

[mercedes7]

POZ

Where in Central California?

[Eugene]

[quote=4plexowner]
interest rates have nowhere to go but up[/quote]

Japanese 10-year is currently at 1.4%. (Ours is at 3.86%.) So, there’s room for them to go down.

But I’m inclined to agree that up is more likely.

[Eugene]

[quote=4plexowner]
interest rates have nowhere to go but up[/quote]

Japanese 10-year is currently at 1.4%. (Ours is at 3.86%.) So, there’s room for them to go down.

But I’m inclined to agree that up is more likely.

[Eugene]

[quote=4plexowner]
interest rates have nowhere to go but up[/quote]

Japanese 10-year is currently at 1.4%. (Ours is at 3.86%.) So, there’s room for them to go down.

But I’m inclined to agree that up is more likely.

[Eugene]

[quote=4plexowner]
interest rates have nowhere to go but up[/quote]

Japanese 10-year is currently at 1.4%. (Ours is at 3.86%.) So, there’s room for them to go down.

But I’m inclined to agree that up is more likely.

[Eugene]

[quote=4plexowner]
interest rates have nowhere to go but up[/quote]

Japanese 10-year is currently at 1.4%. (Ours is at 3.86%.) So, there’s room for them to go down.

But I’m inclined to agree that up is more likely.

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]$104k of a house you love?

w/ an $8,000 Federal tax credit and a non-refundable credit from California(up to 5% of the house value)?

http://piggington.com/california_tax_credit

Buy it. You can’t go wrong.

I’m renting and haven’t bought in SD. But I don’t think that you can go wrong.[/quote]

Listen to Brian on this one. 🙂

Make sure you time it to get the $18,000 (California up to $10,000, and Fed up to $8,000 — for whatever you qualify for).

If you also have family nearby, this is another no-brainer. Time to buy.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]$104k of a house you love?

w/ an $8,000 Federal tax credit and a non-refundable credit from California(up to 5% of the house value)?

http://piggington.com/california_tax_credit

Buy it. You can’t go wrong.

I’m renting and haven’t bought in SD. But I don’t think that you can go wrong.[/quote]

Listen to Brian on this one. 🙂

Make sure you time it to get the $18,000 (California up to $10,000, and Fed up to $8,000 — for whatever you qualify for).

If you also have family nearby, this is another no-brainer. Time to buy.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]$104k of a house you love?

w/ an $8,000 Federal tax credit and a non-refundable credit from California(up to 5% of the house value)?

http://piggington.com/california_tax_credit

Buy it. You can’t go wrong.

I’m renting and haven’t bought in SD. But I don’t think that you can go wrong.[/quote]

Listen to Brian on this one. 🙂

Make sure you time it to get the $18,000 (California up to $10,000, and Fed up to $8,000 — for whatever you qualify for).

If you also have family nearby, this is another no-brainer. Time to buy.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]$104k of a house you love?

w/ an $8,000 Federal tax credit and a non-refundable credit from California(up to 5% of the house value)?

http://piggington.com/california_tax_credit

Buy it. You can’t go wrong.

I’m renting and haven’t bought in SD. But I don’t think that you can go wrong.[/quote]

Listen to Brian on this one. 🙂

Make sure you time it to get the $18,000 (California up to $10,000, and Fed up to $8,000 — for whatever you qualify for).

If you also have family nearby, this is another no-brainer. Time to buy.

Good luck!

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