IMO Oceanside is a bit overripe for cheap buyers. It is attracting a lot of investor attention at the moment, and REOs in decent shape get bombarded with multiple bids. Most of the good short sales have been tied up in offers too, leaving only the non-serious sellers and those hampered by delusional lenders/servicers.
That area of Oceanside has an iffy reputation, but that particular house seems to be in one of the better parts of that area.
Neighborhoods are funny things though. (For example, I live in a mini-ghetto in what is otherwise one of Orange County’s most affluent ZIP codes.) Drive through the surrounding area at night and on weekends to get a better feel for it.
And remember to check the flood maps to see if you’re in a flood zone.
I’d take the businessjive.com presentation with a grain of salt as the site is run and hosted by the CEO of Overstock.com, a perenially unprofitable business that blames its problems on naked short sellers.
I’d take the businessjive.com presentation with a grain of salt as the site is run and hosted by the CEO of Overstock.com, a perenially unprofitable business that blames its problems on naked short sellers.
I’d take the businessjive.com presentation with a grain of salt as the site is run and hosted by the CEO of Overstock.com, a perenially unprofitable business that blames its problems on naked short sellers.
I’d take the businessjive.com presentation with a grain of salt as the site is run and hosted by the CEO of Overstock.com, a perenially unprofitable business that blames its problems on naked short sellers.
I’d take the businessjive.com presentation with a grain of salt as the site is run and hosted by the CEO of Overstock.com, a perenially unprofitable business that blames its problems on naked short sellers.
IMO his most outrageous prediction was that the U.S. population would split into permanent hereditary classes of homeowners and renters. It was an obvious pitch to immigrants from developing nations, who are familiar with hereditary classes of landowners and tenant farmers.
IMO his most outrageous prediction was that the U.S. population would split into permanent hereditary classes of homeowners and renters. It was an obvious pitch to immigrants from developing nations, who are familiar with hereditary classes of landowners and tenant farmers.
IMO his most outrageous prediction was that the U.S. population would split into permanent hereditary classes of homeowners and renters. It was an obvious pitch to immigrants from developing nations, who are familiar with hereditary classes of landowners and tenant farmers.
IMO his most outrageous prediction was that the U.S. population would split into permanent hereditary classes of homeowners and renters. It was an obvious pitch to immigrants from developing nations, who are familiar with hereditary classes of landowners and tenant farmers.
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