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May 27, 2008 at 7:47 AM #211889May 27, 2008 at 9:12 AM #211953
mixxalot
ParticipantGood points,
I make over 100k a year and cannot afford a home here yet.
Then again there are married couples making over 200k so they are keeping prices high. That and easy financing still is somewhat available. I hear all the zero down payment plans still exist in the newspaper real estate section and flyers. Guess it takes time.
I made a wager that in 3-5 years if I cannot afford a home in San Diego that I would move to a cheaper place like Texas where a large home costs 100-300k versus 700-1million in San Diego.
May 27, 2008 at 9:12 AM #212025mixxalot
ParticipantGood points,
I make over 100k a year and cannot afford a home here yet.
Then again there are married couples making over 200k so they are keeping prices high. That and easy financing still is somewhat available. I hear all the zero down payment plans still exist in the newspaper real estate section and flyers. Guess it takes time.
I made a wager that in 3-5 years if I cannot afford a home in San Diego that I would move to a cheaper place like Texas where a large home costs 100-300k versus 700-1million in San Diego.
May 27, 2008 at 9:12 AM #212106mixxalot
ParticipantGood points,
I make over 100k a year and cannot afford a home here yet.
Then again there are married couples making over 200k so they are keeping prices high. That and easy financing still is somewhat available. I hear all the zero down payment plans still exist in the newspaper real estate section and flyers. Guess it takes time.
I made a wager that in 3-5 years if I cannot afford a home in San Diego that I would move to a cheaper place like Texas where a large home costs 100-300k versus 700-1million in San Diego.
May 27, 2008 at 9:12 AM #212054mixxalot
ParticipantGood points,
I make over 100k a year and cannot afford a home here yet.
Then again there are married couples making over 200k so they are keeping prices high. That and easy financing still is somewhat available. I hear all the zero down payment plans still exist in the newspaper real estate section and flyers. Guess it takes time.
I made a wager that in 3-5 years if I cannot afford a home in San Diego that I would move to a cheaper place like Texas where a large home costs 100-300k versus 700-1million in San Diego.
May 27, 2008 at 9:12 AM #212077mixxalot
ParticipantGood points,
I make over 100k a year and cannot afford a home here yet.
Then again there are married couples making over 200k so they are keeping prices high. That and easy financing still is somewhat available. I hear all the zero down payment plans still exist in the newspaper real estate section and flyers. Guess it takes time.
I made a wager that in 3-5 years if I cannot afford a home in San Diego that I would move to a cheaper place like Texas where a large home costs 100-300k versus 700-1million in San Diego.
May 27, 2008 at 9:44 AM #212116kewp
ParticipantSorry An, I wrote that poorly, I meant mid 100k.
I call shenanigans.
The only difference between now and 1998 employment-wise in SD has been the huge growth in the RE and financial services sector. Due to loose lending standards and rampant speculation, I might add.
This is changing, slowly. Check Rich’s job charts.
May 27, 2008 at 9:44 AM #212087kewp
ParticipantSorry An, I wrote that poorly, I meant mid 100k.
I call shenanigans.
The only difference between now and 1998 employment-wise in SD has been the huge growth in the RE and financial services sector. Due to loose lending standards and rampant speculation, I might add.
This is changing, slowly. Check Rich’s job charts.
May 27, 2008 at 9:44 AM #212064kewp
ParticipantSorry An, I wrote that poorly, I meant mid 100k.
I call shenanigans.
The only difference between now and 1998 employment-wise in SD has been the huge growth in the RE and financial services sector. Due to loose lending standards and rampant speculation, I might add.
This is changing, slowly. Check Rich’s job charts.
May 27, 2008 at 9:44 AM #212035kewp
ParticipantSorry An, I wrote that poorly, I meant mid 100k.
I call shenanigans.
The only difference between now and 1998 employment-wise in SD has been the huge growth in the RE and financial services sector. Due to loose lending standards and rampant speculation, I might add.
This is changing, slowly. Check Rich’s job charts.
May 27, 2008 at 9:44 AM #211963kewp
ParticipantSorry An, I wrote that poorly, I meant mid 100k.
I call shenanigans.
The only difference between now and 1998 employment-wise in SD has been the huge growth in the RE and financial services sector. Due to loose lending standards and rampant speculation, I might add.
This is changing, slowly. Check Rich’s job charts.
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