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ParticipantThere’s no such thing as a property that is immune from the occasional pest. Urban – suburban – rural, we live in and share our environment with critters, bugs and thingies of all types. They can wiggle through the smallest of openings, too. There’s no such thing as a house that is secure from the local critters.
If a wasp flew into your home you wouldn’t haul the landlord out to get it, would you? I hope not.
Buy some traps, set them out in likely hidey places – like where you’re seeing the droppings, and double down on your efforts to deny them a food source. This will all be over in the next week, two at the most.
Your other alternative is to be nicer to the men in your life – maybe you can get one of them to do it for you in exchange for……cookies. Yeah, cookies. Men will do most anything for a woman who puts out cookies.
BTW, it’s not too early for your 15-year old to learn how to be the man of his house. He’d probably work for cookies, too.
ParticipantThere’s no such thing as a property that is immune from the occasional pest. Urban – suburban – rural, we live in and share our environment with critters, bugs and thingies of all types. They can wiggle through the smallest of openings, too. There’s no such thing as a house that is secure from the local critters.
If a wasp flew into your home you wouldn’t haul the landlord out to get it, would you? I hope not.
Buy some traps, set them out in likely hidey places – like where you’re seeing the droppings, and double down on your efforts to deny them a food source. This will all be over in the next week, two at the most.
Your other alternative is to be nicer to the men in your life – maybe you can get one of them to do it for you in exchange for……cookies. Yeah, cookies. Men will do most anything for a woman who puts out cookies.
BTW, it’s not too early for your 15-year old to learn how to be the man of his house. He’d probably work for cookies, too.
ParticipantThere’s no such thing as a property that is immune from the occasional pest. Urban – suburban – rural, we live in and share our environment with critters, bugs and thingies of all types. They can wiggle through the smallest of openings, too. There’s no such thing as a house that is secure from the local critters.
If a wasp flew into your home you wouldn’t haul the landlord out to get it, would you? I hope not.
Buy some traps, set them out in likely hidey places – like where you’re seeing the droppings, and double down on your efforts to deny them a food source. This will all be over in the next week, two at the most.
Your other alternative is to be nicer to the men in your life – maybe you can get one of them to do it for you in exchange for……cookies. Yeah, cookies. Men will do most anything for a woman who puts out cookies.
BTW, it’s not too early for your 15-year old to learn how to be the man of his house. He’d probably work for cookies, too.
ParticipantThere’s no such thing as a property that is immune from the occasional pest. Urban – suburban – rural, we live in and share our environment with critters, bugs and thingies of all types. They can wiggle through the smallest of openings, too. There’s no such thing as a house that is secure from the local critters.
If a wasp flew into your home you wouldn’t haul the landlord out to get it, would you? I hope not.
Buy some traps, set them out in likely hidey places – like where you’re seeing the droppings, and double down on your efforts to deny them a food source. This will all be over in the next week, two at the most.
Your other alternative is to be nicer to the men in your life – maybe you can get one of them to do it for you in exchange for……cookies. Yeah, cookies. Men will do most anything for a woman who puts out cookies.
BTW, it’s not too early for your 15-year old to learn how to be the man of his house. He’d probably work for cookies, too.
ParticipantThe newer 2bd/2ba condos in that size range in Mission Valley are currently selling between $425,000 – $465,000. Sooo, take another 25% off those prices and we’ll be getting near parity. FYI, it will take an $84,000 annual household income to qualify for that 2bd condo at $325,000. Such a deal.
Of course, this comparison is based on assumptions that there will such a thing as 100% financing program AND 6% interest rates available by the time these prices get there. Personally, I wouldn’t bet on either of those assumptions.
ParticipantThe newer 2bd/2ba condos in that size range in Mission Valley are currently selling between $425,000 – $465,000. Sooo, take another 25% off those prices and we’ll be getting near parity. FYI, it will take an $84,000 annual household income to qualify for that 2bd condo at $325,000. Such a deal.
Of course, this comparison is based on assumptions that there will such a thing as 100% financing program AND 6% interest rates available by the time these prices get there. Personally, I wouldn’t bet on either of those assumptions.
ParticipantThe newer 2bd/2ba condos in that size range in Mission Valley are currently selling between $425,000 – $465,000. Sooo, take another 25% off those prices and we’ll be getting near parity. FYI, it will take an $84,000 annual household income to qualify for that 2bd condo at $325,000. Such a deal.
Of course, this comparison is based on assumptions that there will such a thing as 100% financing program AND 6% interest rates available by the time these prices get there. Personally, I wouldn’t bet on either of those assumptions.
ParticipantThe newer 2bd/2ba condos in that size range in Mission Valley are currently selling between $425,000 – $465,000. Sooo, take another 25% off those prices and we’ll be getting near parity. FYI, it will take an $84,000 annual household income to qualify for that 2bd condo at $325,000. Such a deal.
Of course, this comparison is based on assumptions that there will such a thing as 100% financing program AND 6% interest rates available by the time these prices get there. Personally, I wouldn’t bet on either of those assumptions.
ParticipantThe newer 2bd/2ba condos in that size range in Mission Valley are currently selling between $425,000 – $465,000. Sooo, take another 25% off those prices and we’ll be getting near parity. FYI, it will take an $84,000 annual household income to qualify for that 2bd condo at $325,000. Such a deal.
Of course, this comparison is based on assumptions that there will such a thing as 100% financing program AND 6% interest rates available by the time these prices get there. Personally, I wouldn’t bet on either of those assumptions.
ParticipantMisleading other market participants, including the lenders who are financing the mortgage, is what undisclosed concessions are all about.
ParticipantMisleading other market participants, including the lenders who are financing the mortgage, is what undisclosed concessions are all about.
ParticipantMisleading other market participants, including the lenders who are financing the mortgage, is what undisclosed concessions are all about.
ParticipantMisleading other market participants, including the lenders who are financing the mortgage, is what undisclosed concessions are all about.
ParticipantMisleading other market participants, including the lenders who are financing the mortgage, is what undisclosed concessions are all about.
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