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Who is going to rent? Q brought lots of fresh out of college out-of-towners to San Diego and they will rent for the first couple of years. Would the in-flow of kids slow down to a tricke?

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With the rumored upcoming reduction in Q, it will have a big impact on both resale and rental markets.

I have noticed some slowdown in the market. Right now I attribute it to the season. Let’s wait and see how it develops over the months.

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I agree with other posters except for the 3X ration. The 3X ratio was derived from 30 year mortgage rate of over 7%. Currently the mortgage rate is sub-5% and I think 4X is a better representation of how much you should mortgage your future.

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I agree with other posters except for the 3X ration. The 3X ratio was derived from 30 year mortgage rate of over 7%. Currently the mortgage rate is sub-5% and I think 4X is a better representation of how much you should mortgage your future.

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I agree with other posters except for the 3X ration. The 3X ratio was derived from 30 year mortgage rate of over 7%. Currently the mortgage rate is sub-5% and I think 4X is a better representation of how much you should mortgage your future.

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I agree with other posters except for the 3X ration. The 3X ratio was derived from 30 year mortgage rate of over 7%. Currently the mortgage rate is sub-5% and I think 4X is a better representation of how much you should mortgage your future.

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I agree with other posters except for the 3X ration. The 3X ratio was derived from 30 year mortgage rate of over 7%. Currently the mortgage rate is sub-5% and I think 4X is a better representation of how much you should mortgage your future.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090059719-3437_Los_Mochis_Oceanside_CA_92056

Another property is just sold in the complex. The sales history is really interesting:

12/31/2009 $105,000 4y 1m -63% -21%
11/14/2005 $285,000 1y 4m 147% 92%
06/24/2004 $115,303 3y 3m -6% -2%
03/06/2001 $122,500 6y 12m 83% 9%
03/11/1994 $66,900 4y 2m -20% -5%
12/14/1989 $83,500 6m 19% 38%
05/26/1989 $70,000 n/a – –

I do not understand why 2004 price is lower than 2001 and then doubled in 2005. My guess is that the owner could not afford the HOA fee or special assessment and got take over by the HOA.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090059719-3437_Los_Mochis_Oceanside_CA_92056

Another property is just sold in the complex. The sales history is really interesting:

12/31/2009 $105,000 4y 1m -63% -21%
11/14/2005 $285,000 1y 4m 147% 92%
06/24/2004 $115,303 3y 3m -6% -2%
03/06/2001 $122,500 6y 12m 83% 9%
03/11/1994 $66,900 4y 2m -20% -5%
12/14/1989 $83,500 6m 19% 38%
05/26/1989 $70,000 n/a – –

I do not understand why 2004 price is lower than 2001 and then doubled in 2005. My guess is that the owner could not afford the HOA fee or special assessment and got take over by the HOA.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090059719-3437_Los_Mochis_Oceanside_CA_92056

Another property is just sold in the complex. The sales history is really interesting:

12/31/2009 $105,000 4y 1m -63% -21%
11/14/2005 $285,000 1y 4m 147% 92%
06/24/2004 $115,303 3y 3m -6% -2%
03/06/2001 $122,500 6y 12m 83% 9%
03/11/1994 $66,900 4y 2m -20% -5%
12/14/1989 $83,500 6m 19% 38%
05/26/1989 $70,000 n/a – –

I do not understand why 2004 price is lower than 2001 and then doubled in 2005. My guess is that the owner could not afford the HOA fee or special assessment and got take over by the HOA.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090059719-3437_Los_Mochis_Oceanside_CA_92056

Another property is just sold in the complex. The sales history is really interesting:

12/31/2009 $105,000 4y 1m -63% -21%
11/14/2005 $285,000 1y 4m 147% 92%
06/24/2004 $115,303 3y 3m -6% -2%
03/06/2001 $122,500 6y 12m 83% 9%
03/11/1994 $66,900 4y 2m -20% -5%
12/14/1989 $83,500 6m 19% 38%
05/26/1989 $70,000 n/a – –

I do not understand why 2004 price is lower than 2001 and then doubled in 2005. My guess is that the owner could not afford the HOA fee or special assessment and got take over by the HOA.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090059719-3437_Los_Mochis_Oceanside_CA_92056

Another property is just sold in the complex. The sales history is really interesting:

12/31/2009 $105,000 4y 1m -63% -21%
11/14/2005 $285,000 1y 4m 147% 92%
06/24/2004 $115,303 3y 3m -6% -2%
03/06/2001 $122,500 6y 12m 83% 9%
03/11/1994 $66,900 4y 2m -20% -5%
12/14/1989 $83,500 6m 19% 38%
05/26/1989 $70,000 n/a – –

I do not understand why 2004 price is lower than 2001 and then doubled in 2005. My guess is that the owner could not afford the HOA fee or special assessment and got take over by the HOA.

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I just wonder what if he lost his bet.

If he used leverages and lost his bet, would he get a government bailout because it will cause financial market to meltdown?

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I just wonder what if he lost his bet.

If he used leverages and lost his bet, would he get a government bailout because it will cause financial market to meltdown?

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I just wonder what if he lost his bet.

If he used leverages and lost his bet, would he get a government bailout because it will cause financial market to meltdown?

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