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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 have a question concerning termite damage in a HOA. If the house is a REO and has termite. Who should fix it?

I think it is the HOA. But if the HOA runs out of money and could not afford it, could I force the bank to fix it before closing escrow?

Thanks.

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I have a question concerning termite damage in a HOA. If the house is a REO and has termite. Who should fix it?

I think it is the HOA. But if the HOA runs out of money and could not afford it, could I force the bank to fix it before closing escrow?

Thanks.

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I have a question concerning termite damage in a HOA. If the house is a REO and has termite. Who should fix it?

I think it is the HOA. But if the HOA runs out of money and could not afford it, could I force the bank to fix it before closing escrow?

Thanks.

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I have a question concerning termite damage in a HOA. If the house is a REO and has termite. Who should fix it?

I think it is the HOA. But if the HOA runs out of money and could not afford it, could I force the bank to fix it before closing escrow?

Thanks.

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I have a question concerning termite damage in a HOA. If the house is a REO and has termite. Who should fix it?

I think it is the HOA. But if the HOA runs out of money and could not afford it, could I force the bank to fix it before closing escrow?

Thanks.

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[quote=CA renter]I checked those out over a decade ago, IIRC. Though it might be Carlsbad SD, the area is pretty shady. You will not likely get good-quality tenants in there.
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What are the criterion that you define as good-quality tenants?

In my rental in CV, I define them as FICO score of over 700 and combined income over $80K/year. I have no trouble finding those renters because I offer below market rent and really good service to them. But for the Oceanside, I would define it as FICO score over 600 and combined income over $40K. Is this realistic?

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[quote=CA renter]I checked those out over a decade ago, IIRC. Though it might be Carlsbad SD, the area is pretty shady. You will not likely get good-quality tenants in there.
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What are the criterion that you define as good-quality tenants?

In my rental in CV, I define them as FICO score of over 700 and combined income over $80K/year. I have no trouble finding those renters because I offer below market rent and really good service to them. But for the Oceanside, I would define it as FICO score over 600 and combined income over $40K. Is this realistic?

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[quote=CA renter]I checked those out over a decade ago, IIRC. Though it might be Carlsbad SD, the area is pretty shady. You will not likely get good-quality tenants in there.
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What are the criterion that you define as good-quality tenants?

In my rental in CV, I define them as FICO score of over 700 and combined income over $80K/year. I have no trouble finding those renters because I offer below market rent and really good service to them. But for the Oceanside, I would define it as FICO score over 600 and combined income over $40K. Is this realistic?

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[quote=CA renter]I checked those out over a decade ago, IIRC. Though it might be Carlsbad SD, the area is pretty shady. You will not likely get good-quality tenants in there.
[/quote]

What are the criterion that you define as good-quality tenants?

In my rental in CV, I define them as FICO score of over 700 and combined income over $80K/year. I have no trouble finding those renters because I offer below market rent and really good service to them. But for the Oceanside, I would define it as FICO score over 600 and combined income over $40K. Is this realistic?

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[quote=CA renter]I checked those out over a decade ago, IIRC. Though it might be Carlsbad SD, the area is pretty shady. You will not likely get good-quality tenants in there.
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What are the criterion that you define as good-quality tenants?

In my rental in CV, I define them as FICO score of over 700 and combined income over $80K/year. I have no trouble finding those renters because I offer below market rent and really good service to them. But for the Oceanside, I would define it as FICO score over 600 and combined income over $40K. Is this realistic?

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[quote=Hobie]Here is some interactive crime stats:

http://mapping.arjis.org/main.aspx

Select Oceanside as the Juristiction then use the address selection button.
Good luck.[/quote]

This interactive crime web site is very cool. Thanks again. Maybe Google should look into this feature …

I am shocked to see so many incidents north of 78 in Oceanside. South side is a much better place to live.

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[quote=Hobie]Here is some interactive crime stats:

http://mapping.arjis.org/main.aspx

Select Oceanside as the Juristiction then use the address selection button.
Good luck.[/quote]

This interactive crime web site is very cool. Thanks again. Maybe Google should look into this feature …

I am shocked to see so many incidents north of 78 in Oceanside. South side is a much better place to live.

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[quote=Hobie]Here is some interactive crime stats:

http://mapping.arjis.org/main.aspx

Select Oceanside as the Juristiction then use the address selection button.
Good luck.[/quote]

This interactive crime web site is very cool. Thanks again. Maybe Google should look into this feature …

I am shocked to see so many incidents north of 78 in Oceanside. South side is a much better place to live.

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