When will be a good time to buy in san diego?

[an]

Was mortgage rate that low in 1999? Also, right now, you can already get houses in Mira Mesa that’s less than rent if you have 20% down. A 3-4 bed/2bath house in MM rent for around $1800-2000/month, depending on condition. These houses can be had for around $320-400k. @ 6% interest and 20% down, your payment wound be between $1500 and $1900/month.

[nostradamus]

In 1998 my mortgage started around 7.75% then I refi’d to something ridiculously low (4.75%) which was pretty much bottom. So I guessed 6% for 1999.

Again, mine is a 15-year loan. I don’t remember when I refi’d.

[nostradamus]

In 1998 my mortgage started around 7.75% then I refi’d to something ridiculously low (4.75%) which was pretty much bottom. So I guessed 6% for 1999.

Again, mine is a 15-year loan. I don’t remember when I refi’d.

[nostradamus]

In 1998 my mortgage started around 7.75% then I refi’d to something ridiculously low (4.75%) which was pretty much bottom. So I guessed 6% for 1999.

Again, mine is a 15-year loan. I don’t remember when I refi’d.

[nostradamus]

In 1998 my mortgage started around 7.75% then I refi’d to something ridiculously low (4.75%) which was pretty much bottom. So I guessed 6% for 1999.

Again, mine is a 15-year loan. I don’t remember when I refi’d.

[nostradamus]

In 1998 my mortgage started around 7.75% then I refi’d to something ridiculously low (4.75%) which was pretty much bottom. So I guessed 6% for 1999.

Again, mine is a 15-year loan. I don’t remember when I refi’d.

[nostradamus]

asia,

I concur, looks like there are some potential rentals in MM. Just did a brief search under $400k and it’s doable based on the areas I saw and what I know of today’s rents. Who knows what these houses will be renting for/selling for in a year, but I say go for it.

Unleash the hounds! Let me know how the bank apps go.

[nostradamus]

asia,

I concur, looks like there are some potential rentals in MM. Just did a brief search under $400k and it’s doable based on the areas I saw and what I know of today’s rents. Who knows what these houses will be renting for/selling for in a year, but I say go for it.

Unleash the hounds! Let me know how the bank apps go.

[nostradamus]

asia,

I concur, looks like there are some potential rentals in MM. Just did a brief search under $400k and it’s doable based on the areas I saw and what I know of today’s rents. Who knows what these houses will be renting for/selling for in a year, but I say go for it.

Unleash the hounds! Let me know how the bank apps go.

[nostradamus]

asia,

I concur, looks like there are some potential rentals in MM. Just did a brief search under $400k and it’s doable based on the areas I saw and what I know of today’s rents. Who knows what these houses will be renting for/selling for in a year, but I say go for it.

Unleash the hounds! Let me know how the bank apps go.

[nostradamus]

asia,

I concur, looks like there are some potential rentals in MM. Just did a brief search under $400k and it’s doable based on the areas I saw and what I know of today’s rents. Who knows what these houses will be renting for/selling for in a year, but I say go for it.

Unleash the hounds! Let me know how the bank apps go.

[SDEngineer]

Rates were roughly between 7-8% (30 yr, subtract .5% for 15 yr) until late 02-early 03, when the really cheap money (FFR at 1.0%) hit the banks.

Here’s a good chart:

http://mortgage-x.com/general/historical_rates.asp

[SDEngineer]

Rates were roughly between 7-8% (30 yr, subtract .5% for 15 yr) until late 02-early 03, when the really cheap money (FFR at 1.0%) hit the banks.

Here’s a good chart:

http://mortgage-x.com/general/historical_rates.asp

[SDEngineer]

Rates were roughly between 7-8% (30 yr, subtract .5% for 15 yr) until late 02-early 03, when the really cheap money (FFR at 1.0%) hit the banks.

Here’s a good chart:

http://mortgage-x.com/general/historical_rates.asp

[SDEngineer]

Rates were roughly between 7-8% (30 yr, subtract .5% for 15 yr) until late 02-early 03, when the really cheap money (FFR at 1.0%) hit the banks.

Here’s a good chart:

http://mortgage-x.com/general/historical_rates.asp

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