[5yearwaiter]

[quote=DA]I think most of the homes along that ridge have some foundation issue. The other home that came on the market as REO a few days back had severe cracks in the dry wall. The windows did not open and you could see diagonal cracks in the stucco outside all windows. Personally, I have decided to stay away from the whole Legacy community… and with the builder asking these prices, no way! The market is so hot that I feel people are buying anything. The other home I mentioned went pending in a week.[/quote]

Not only the other home many homes at that ridge got several cracks on the walls. It is now clear the houses there got much deffects with foundation errors and I believe that other home also back on the market.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=LAAFTERHOURS]Man that builder must have had a thing for white..[/quote]

Right now only 3 properties showed up, however there were at lesat some 6 or more properties underwent this kind of repair.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=LAAFTERHOURS]Man that builder must have had a thing for white..[/quote]

Right now only 3 properties showed up, however there were at lesat some 6 or more properties underwent this kind of repair.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=LAAFTERHOURS]Man that builder must have had a thing for white..[/quote]

Right now only 3 properties showed up, however there were at lesat some 6 or more properties underwent this kind of repair.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=LAAFTERHOURS]Man that builder must have had a thing for white..[/quote]

Right now only 3 properties showed up, however there were at lesat some 6 or more properties underwent this kind of repair.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=LAAFTERHOURS]Man that builder must have had a thing for white..[/quote]

Right now only 3 properties showed up, however there were at lesat some 6 or more properties underwent this kind of repair.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=evolusd]I’ve given up.

I’d like some of your thoughts. This is a huge life decision we are not taking lightly and I value the Pigg (most, anyway) opinion. I know…I know…it gets cold and snows there![/quote]

If you think what you are doing is excellent approach. What left in CA …? except the enviroment many folks compare. This sort of weather and environment you still get in many places. Don’t forget onething, even today if you can able to buy home here there is no gurantee tomorrow (whenever you want to sell) there is any amount you can getback due to various things not controlled by you… a few here as my selftalk

We are not sure howmany deadly acts are going to be exercised by various groups that trying to damage US economically. Fortunately we escaped in recent two such terror acts. If any such hit again occurs our economy onceagin nosedive.

We are not looking even any nearby flash in the recovery path as this mostly these days tied up with Globalization and other several factors which I can’t even think.

Instead of Blah Blah … it is been proved try to living in Homes (after buying) became a pure luck and you need to sell that home with in THE PARTICULAR time if you need at least see some profit or squared-up, if you miss that time then one has to wait another big chunk of time to get that such chance or sell home with loss.

So bottomline is .. you are doing excellent and life is not tieup with only homebuying and wested there forever.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=evolusd]I’ve given up.

I’d like some of your thoughts. This is a huge life decision we are not taking lightly and I value the Pigg (most, anyway) opinion. I know…I know…it gets cold and snows there![/quote]

If you think what you are doing is excellent approach. What left in CA …? except the enviroment many folks compare. This sort of weather and environment you still get in many places. Don’t forget onething, even today if you can able to buy home here there is no gurantee tomorrow (whenever you want to sell) there is any amount you can getback due to various things not controlled by you… a few here as my selftalk

We are not sure howmany deadly acts are going to be exercised by various groups that trying to damage US economically. Fortunately we escaped in recent two such terror acts. If any such hit again occurs our economy onceagin nosedive.

We are not looking even any nearby flash in the recovery path as this mostly these days tied up with Globalization and other several factors which I can’t even think.

Instead of Blah Blah … it is been proved try to living in Homes (after buying) became a pure luck and you need to sell that home with in THE PARTICULAR time if you need at least see some profit or squared-up, if you miss that time then one has to wait another big chunk of time to get that such chance or sell home with loss.

So bottomline is .. you are doing excellent and life is not tieup with only homebuying and wested there forever.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=evolusd]I’ve given up.

I’d like some of your thoughts. This is a huge life decision we are not taking lightly and I value the Pigg (most, anyway) opinion. I know…I know…it gets cold and snows there![/quote]

If you think what you are doing is excellent approach. What left in CA …? except the enviroment many folks compare. This sort of weather and environment you still get in many places. Don’t forget onething, even today if you can able to buy home here there is no gurantee tomorrow (whenever you want to sell) there is any amount you can getback due to various things not controlled by you… a few here as my selftalk

We are not sure howmany deadly acts are going to be exercised by various groups that trying to damage US economically. Fortunately we escaped in recent two such terror acts. If any such hit again occurs our economy onceagin nosedive.

We are not looking even any nearby flash in the recovery path as this mostly these days tied up with Globalization and other several factors which I can’t even think.

Instead of Blah Blah … it is been proved try to living in Homes (after buying) became a pure luck and you need to sell that home with in THE PARTICULAR time if you need at least see some profit or squared-up, if you miss that time then one has to wait another big chunk of time to get that such chance or sell home with loss.

So bottomline is .. you are doing excellent and life is not tieup with only homebuying and wested there forever.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=evolusd]I’ve given up.

I’d like some of your thoughts. This is a huge life decision we are not taking lightly and I value the Pigg (most, anyway) opinion. I know…I know…it gets cold and snows there![/quote]

If you think what you are doing is excellent approach. What left in CA …? except the enviroment many folks compare. This sort of weather and environment you still get in many places. Don’t forget onething, even today if you can able to buy home here there is no gurantee tomorrow (whenever you want to sell) there is any amount you can getback due to various things not controlled by you… a few here as my selftalk

We are not sure howmany deadly acts are going to be exercised by various groups that trying to damage US economically. Fortunately we escaped in recent two such terror acts. If any such hit again occurs our economy onceagin nosedive.

We are not looking even any nearby flash in the recovery path as this mostly these days tied up with Globalization and other several factors which I can’t even think.

Instead of Blah Blah … it is been proved try to living in Homes (after buying) became a pure luck and you need to sell that home with in THE PARTICULAR time if you need at least see some profit or squared-up, if you miss that time then one has to wait another big chunk of time to get that such chance or sell home with loss.

So bottomline is .. you are doing excellent and life is not tieup with only homebuying and wested there forever.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=evolusd]I’ve given up.

I’d like some of your thoughts. This is a huge life decision we are not taking lightly and I value the Pigg (most, anyway) opinion. I know…I know…it gets cold and snows there![/quote]

If you think what you are doing is excellent approach. What left in CA …? except the enviroment many folks compare. This sort of weather and environment you still get in many places. Don’t forget onething, even today if you can able to buy home here there is no gurantee tomorrow (whenever you want to sell) there is any amount you can getback due to various things not controlled by you… a few here as my selftalk

We are not sure howmany deadly acts are going to be exercised by various groups that trying to damage US economically. Fortunately we escaped in recent two such terror acts. If any such hit again occurs our economy onceagin nosedive.

We are not looking even any nearby flash in the recovery path as this mostly these days tied up with Globalization and other several factors which I can’t even think.

Instead of Blah Blah … it is been proved try to living in Homes (after buying) became a pure luck and you need to sell that home with in THE PARTICULAR time if you need at least see some profit or squared-up, if you miss that time then one has to wait another big chunk of time to get that such chance or sell home with loss.

So bottomline is .. you are doing excellent and life is not tieup with only homebuying and wested there forever.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=threadkiller]OT-Has anyone noticed that as property values go down property tax rates go up. I was surprised to find La Mesa and Lemon Grove have the highest property tax rates. Poor La Mesa they are getting taxed to death! Solana Beach the lowest! http://170.213.238.101/pts/trasearch.asp%5B/quote%5D

I thought all California have the same property tax rate. Howcome different tax rates in different areas though all are under California? What factors decide these rates actually? and who govern these rates to fix?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=threadkiller]OT-Has anyone noticed that as property values go down property tax rates go up. I was surprised to find La Mesa and Lemon Grove have the highest property tax rates. Poor La Mesa they are getting taxed to death! Solana Beach the lowest! http://170.213.238.101/pts/trasearch.asp%5B/quote%5D

I thought all California have the same property tax rate. Howcome different tax rates in different areas though all are under California? What factors decide these rates actually? and who govern these rates to fix?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=threadkiller]OT-Has anyone noticed that as property values go down property tax rates go up. I was surprised to find La Mesa and Lemon Grove have the highest property tax rates. Poor La Mesa they are getting taxed to death! Solana Beach the lowest! http://170.213.238.101/pts/trasearch.asp%5B/quote%5D

I thought all California have the same property tax rate. Howcome different tax rates in different areas though all are under California? What factors decide these rates actually? and who govern these rates to fix?

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=threadkiller]OT-Has anyone noticed that as property values go down property tax rates go up. I was surprised to find La Mesa and Lemon Grove have the highest property tax rates. Poor La Mesa they are getting taxed to death! Solana Beach the lowest! http://170.213.238.101/pts/trasearch.asp%5B/quote%5D

I thought all California have the same property tax rate. Howcome different tax rates in different areas though all are under California? What factors decide these rates actually? and who govern these rates to fix?

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