what is my option?

[23109VC]

if you are willing to go north to an area like Temecula, for that money, you could well exceed your requirements… and the schools are good.

750k in Temecula…in THIS market would get you in something AMAZING. it would make those Carmel Valley homes look like cheap condos…

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[quote=sdrealtor]The wealthiest guy in Palm Desert is the developer who put ptts in place many years ago. He just sits back and enjoys the gift that keeps on giving.[/quote]
You mean we could have imposed a 1% PTT when we sold and saved up for the Bugatti Veyron? At the market peak, you could have had bidding war on the PTT.
I just don’t have any imagination.

“PTTs that give developers, non-government entities and individual property owners the power to tax. The practice is allowed due to a gap in California law that lets developers and other private sellers to impose PTTs on home buyers every time the home is sold with no oversight, no accountability and no limit on the amount of the tax, or how many of these taxes can be “piled” onto the same home.

http://www.silvar.org/index.cfm/article_207.htm

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[quote=sdrealtor]The wealthiest guy in Palm Desert is the developer who put ptts in place many years ago. He just sits back and enjoys the gift that keeps on giving.[/quote]
You mean we could have imposed a 1% PTT when we sold and saved up for the Bugatti Veyron? At the market peak, you could have had bidding war on the PTT.
I just don’t have any imagination.

“PTTs that give developers, non-government entities and individual property owners the power to tax. The practice is allowed due to a gap in California law that lets developers and other private sellers to impose PTTs on home buyers every time the home is sold with no oversight, no accountability and no limit on the amount of the tax, or how many of these taxes can be “piled” onto the same home.

http://www.silvar.org/index.cfm/article_207.htm

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[quote=sdrealtor]The wealthiest guy in Palm Desert is the developer who put ptts in place many years ago. He just sits back and enjoys the gift that keeps on giving.[/quote]
You mean we could have imposed a 1% PTT when we sold and saved up for the Bugatti Veyron? At the market peak, you could have had bidding war on the PTT.
I just don’t have any imagination.

“PTTs that give developers, non-government entities and individual property owners the power to tax. The practice is allowed due to a gap in California law that lets developers and other private sellers to impose PTTs on home buyers every time the home is sold with no oversight, no accountability and no limit on the amount of the tax, or how many of these taxes can be “piled” onto the same home.

http://www.silvar.org/index.cfm/article_207.htm

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[quote=sdrealtor]The wealthiest guy in Palm Desert is the developer who put ptts in place many years ago. He just sits back and enjoys the gift that keeps on giving.[/quote]
You mean we could have imposed a 1% PTT when we sold and saved up for the Bugatti Veyron? At the market peak, you could have had bidding war on the PTT.
I just don’t have any imagination.

“PTTs that give developers, non-government entities and individual property owners the power to tax. The practice is allowed due to a gap in California law that lets developers and other private sellers to impose PTTs on home buyers every time the home is sold with no oversight, no accountability and no limit on the amount of the tax, or how many of these taxes can be “piled” onto the same home.

http://www.silvar.org/index.cfm/article_207.htm

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[quote=sdrealtor]The wealthiest guy in Palm Desert is the developer who put ptts in place many years ago. He just sits back and enjoys the gift that keeps on giving.[/quote]
You mean we could have imposed a 1% PTT when we sold and saved up for the Bugatti Veyron? At the market peak, you could have had bidding war on the PTT.
I just don’t have any imagination.

“PTTs that give developers, non-government entities and individual property owners the power to tax. The practice is allowed due to a gap in California law that lets developers and other private sellers to impose PTTs on home buyers every time the home is sold with no oversight, no accountability and no limit on the amount of the tax, or how many of these taxes can be “piled” onto the same home.

http://www.silvar.org/index.cfm/article_207.htm

[Echoooo]

LCV is full of retirees? Right?

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LCV is full of retirees? Right?

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LCV is full of retirees? Right?

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LCV is full of retirees? Right?

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LCV is full of retirees? Right?

[sdrealtor]

I said SOutheast corner not Southwest corner. You must be referring to the La Costa Glen the palatial life car community across the street.

[sdrealtor]

I said SOutheast corner not Southwest corner. You must be referring to the La Costa Glen the palatial life car community across the street.

[sdrealtor]

I said SOutheast corner not Southwest corner. You must be referring to the La Costa Glen the palatial life car community across the street.

[sdrealtor]

I said SOutheast corner not Southwest corner. You must be referring to the La Costa Glen the palatial life car community across the street.

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