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Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]4S Ranch (92127) tends to have much higher Mello Roos…[/quote]
By “higher,” would you say 5K per year on a 700K property? More?? How long is remaining on the bonds of a 5-yr old property? 25 yrs? 35 yrs??
What about the HOA dues in the various subdivisions in 4S that are in the OP’s price range?
How much are HOA dues in the subdivisions within CV’s impacted elem school attendance area (in addition to MR)?
Can any Piggs help out here?[/quote]
The houses south of Camino Del Norte built in 2001-2003 have MR of about $250/month (the actual Mello-Roos is $200, the rest are other fees). Those are not on the market as often as the 2004+ stock since they rent for much more than what the monthly payment is.
There should be ~20 years left on the bond.
HOA is $85/month. Went up $5/month this year, but now we have a gate around our ‘splash’ park to keep the furriners out.
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]4S Ranch (92127) tends to have much higher Mello Roos…[/quote]
By “higher,” would you say 5K per year on a 700K property? More?? How long is remaining on the bonds of a 5-yr old property? 25 yrs? 35 yrs??
What about the HOA dues in the various subdivisions in 4S that are in the OP’s price range?
How much are HOA dues in the subdivisions within CV’s impacted elem school attendance area (in addition to MR)?
Can any Piggs help out here?[/quote]
The houses south of Camino Del Norte built in 2001-2003 have MR of about $250/month (the actual Mello-Roos is $200, the rest are other fees). Those are not on the market as often as the 2004+ stock since they rent for much more than what the monthly payment is.
There should be ~20 years left on the bond.
HOA is $85/month. Went up $5/month this year, but now we have a gate around our ‘splash’ park to keep the furriners out.
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]4S Ranch (92127) tends to have much higher Mello Roos…[/quote]
By “higher,” would you say 5K per year on a 700K property? More?? How long is remaining on the bonds of a 5-yr old property? 25 yrs? 35 yrs??
What about the HOA dues in the various subdivisions in 4S that are in the OP’s price range?
How much are HOA dues in the subdivisions within CV’s impacted elem school attendance area (in addition to MR)?
Can any Piggs help out here?[/quote]
The houses south of Camino Del Norte built in 2001-2003 have MR of about $250/month (the actual Mello-Roos is $200, the rest are other fees). Those are not on the market as often as the 2004+ stock since they rent for much more than what the monthly payment is.
There should be ~20 years left on the bond.
HOA is $85/month. Went up $5/month this year, but now we have a gate around our ‘splash’ park to keep the furriners out.
Participant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]4S Ranch (92127) tends to have much higher Mello Roos…[/quote]
By “higher,” would you say 5K per year on a 700K property? More?? How long is remaining on the bonds of a 5-yr old property? 25 yrs? 35 yrs??
What about the HOA dues in the various subdivisions in 4S that are in the OP’s price range?
How much are HOA dues in the subdivisions within CV’s impacted elem school attendance area (in addition to MR)?
Can any Piggs help out here?[/quote]
The houses south of Camino Del Norte built in 2001-2003 have MR of about $250/month (the actual Mello-Roos is $200, the rest are other fees). Those are not on the market as often as the 2004+ stock since they rent for much more than what the monthly payment is.
There should be ~20 years left on the bond.
HOA is $85/month. Went up $5/month this year, but now we have a gate around our ‘splash’ park to keep the furriners out.
ParticipantIt’s hard to make any money on appstore after the initial week if you don’t hit the top 25 category.
In-app purchases and incentivised downloads through TapJoy or some other similar service are more reliable revenue streams.ParticipantIt’s hard to make any money on appstore after the initial week if you don’t hit the top 25 category.
In-app purchases and incentivised downloads through TapJoy or some other similar service are more reliable revenue streams.ParticipantIt’s hard to make any money on appstore after the initial week if you don’t hit the top 25 category.
In-app purchases and incentivised downloads through TapJoy or some other similar service are more reliable revenue streams.ParticipantIt’s hard to make any money on appstore after the initial week if you don’t hit the top 25 category.
In-app purchases and incentivised downloads through TapJoy or some other similar service are more reliable revenue streams.ParticipantIt’s hard to make any money on appstore after the initial week if you don’t hit the top 25 category.
In-app purchases and incentivised downloads through TapJoy or some other similar service are more reliable revenue streams.ParticipantWould you personally see someone who uses “complex structure of legal entities, accounts, and other financial wizardry” to reduce taxable income to be more likely or less likely to:
1) find himself in trouble with IRS and lose some of that income,
2) find a creative way to minimize his losses, if needed (obviously at the bank’s expense),
than a boring dual-income-no-kids-no-Schedule-C applicant?ParticipantWould you personally see someone who uses “complex structure of legal entities, accounts, and other financial wizardry” to reduce taxable income to be more likely or less likely to:
1) find himself in trouble with IRS and lose some of that income,
2) find a creative way to minimize his losses, if needed (obviously at the bank’s expense),
than a boring dual-income-no-kids-no-Schedule-C applicant?ParticipantWould you personally see someone who uses “complex structure of legal entities, accounts, and other financial wizardry” to reduce taxable income to be more likely or less likely to:
1) find himself in trouble with IRS and lose some of that income,
2) find a creative way to minimize his losses, if needed (obviously at the bank’s expense),
than a boring dual-income-no-kids-no-Schedule-C applicant?ParticipantWould you personally see someone who uses “complex structure of legal entities, accounts, and other financial wizardry” to reduce taxable income to be more likely or less likely to:
1) find himself in trouble with IRS and lose some of that income,
2) find a creative way to minimize his losses, if needed (obviously at the bank’s expense),
than a boring dual-income-no-kids-no-Schedule-C applicant?ParticipantWould you personally see someone who uses “complex structure of legal entities, accounts, and other financial wizardry” to reduce taxable income to be more likely or less likely to:
1) find himself in trouble with IRS and lose some of that income,
2) find a creative way to minimize his losses, if needed (obviously at the bank’s expense),
than a boring dual-income-no-kids-no-Schedule-C applicant? -
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