???? I don’t really understand your post, 5yearrenter but if you are wondering why you aren’t seeing things fall in S.D. you will have to be more patient, you’ve rented for five years, it’s going to be at least one more I’m afraid. Build your cash, figure out where you want to live and and start a database of your own about the houses in that area. San Diego is a big county, areas that were built 2003 to 2005 or had high sales activity during those years will see the first declines, te lower income areas and least desirable ones will go first IMHO. In about six months a lot of the resets will have kicked in and if rates continue climb or stay where they are today you will see it because almost everything in S.D. bought from 03 to 05 was adjustable or interest only. Give it some more time.
???? I don’t really understand your post, 5yearrenter but if you are wondering why you aren’t seeing things fall in S.D. you will have to be more patient, you’ve rented for five years, it’s going to be at least one more I’m afraid. Build your cash, figure out where you want to live and and start a database of your own about the houses in that area. San Diego is a big county, areas that were built 2003 to 2005 or had high sales activity during those years will see the first declines, te lower income areas and least desirable ones will go first IMHO. In about six months a lot of the resets will have kicked in and if rates continue climb or stay where they are today you will see it because almost everything in S.D. bought from 03 to 05 was adjustable or interest only. Give it some more time.
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