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Saiine, even though I’m in the mortgage business and I was kind of shooting myself in the foot, I’ve been telling everybody to sell since ’03. Now I’m telling them to buy if:

1. They plan on staying in San Diego.

2. The rent to price #’s make sense as they do in your situation.

3. They find a home they really like.

I say BUY!

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Why buy it for 500 when you can rent it for 2000 per month?

Don’t buy unless rents are more inline with price!

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Why buy it for 500 when you can rent it for 2000 per month?

Don’t buy unless rents are more inline with price!

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Why buy it for 500 when you can rent it for 2000 per month?

Don’t buy unless rents are more inline with price!

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Why buy it for 500 when you can rent it for 2000 per month?

Don’t buy unless rents are more inline with price!

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Why buy it for 500 when you can rent it for 2000 per month?

Don’t buy unless rents are more inline with price!

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cellar coin – pb – straight shooters

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cellar coin – pb – straight shooters

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rjt, Solana Beach and a few of the other zips that are faring better are doing so simply because owners living there by and large have better staying power. The fundamentals (median income, what the property would rent for, and what you can get if you go elsewhere) indicate these homes are still way overpriced, and are overdue for a correction.

On the other hand, there are now many areas in San Diego that are pretty much in line with the fundamentals. I think now is a good time to buy (if you’re thinking long term, not short term) in those neighborhoods.

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rjt, Solana Beach and a few of the other zips that are faring better are doing so simply because owners living there by and large have better staying power. The fundamentals (median income, what the property would rent for, and what you can get if you go elsewhere) indicate these homes are still way overpriced, and are overdue for a correction.

On the other hand, there are now many areas in San Diego that are pretty much in line with the fundamentals. I think now is a good time to buy (if you’re thinking long term, not short term) in those neighborhoods.

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rjt, Solana Beach and a few of the other zips that are faring better are doing so simply because owners living there by and large have better staying power. The fundamentals (median income, what the property would rent for, and what you can get if you go elsewhere) indicate these homes are still way overpriced, and are overdue for a correction.

On the other hand, there are now many areas in San Diego that are pretty much in line with the fundamentals. I think now is a good time to buy (if you’re thinking long term, not short term) in those neighborhoods.

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rjt, Solana Beach and a few of the other zips that are faring better are doing so simply because owners living there by and large have better staying power. The fundamentals (median income, what the property would rent for, and what you can get if you go elsewhere) indicate these homes are still way overpriced, and are overdue for a correction.

On the other hand, there are now many areas in San Diego that are pretty much in line with the fundamentals. I think now is a good time to buy (if you’re thinking long term, not short term) in those neighborhoods.

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