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It’s not about being a market bear or the buyer’s point of view.

It’s ethics. It’s about a healthy market.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090025247-1111_Joshua_Escondido_Ca_92026

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Comments say that an offer has already been accepted and not to show the property.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090025247-1111_Joshua_Escondido_Ca_92026

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Comments say that an offer has already been accepted and not to show the property.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090025247-1111_Joshua_Escondido_Ca_92026

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Comments say that an offer has already been accepted and not to show the property.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090025247-1111_Joshua_Escondido_Ca_92026

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Comments say that an offer has already been accepted and not to show the property.

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http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090025247-1111_Joshua_Escondido_Ca_92026

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Comments say that an offer has already been accepted and not to show the property.

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Holding up the housing recovery? What a farce of a title. By blocking those bankruptcy and loan modifications, we’d be speeding up the housing recovery.

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Holding up the housing recovery? What a farce of a title. By blocking those bankruptcy and loan modifications, we’d be speeding up the housing recovery.

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Holding up the housing recovery? What a farce of a title. By blocking those bankruptcy and loan modifications, we’d be speeding up the housing recovery.

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Holding up the housing recovery? What a farce of a title. By blocking those bankruptcy and loan modifications, we’d be speeding up the housing recovery.

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Holding up the housing recovery? What a farce of a title. By blocking those bankruptcy and loan modifications, we’d be speeding up the housing recovery.

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There is just *something* about many places that turns me off. Well actually I know – I like new, clean areas with thoughtful design, master planned neighborhoods, easy access to shopping, office parks, freeways, wide roads, clear skies. Low crime, good schools, newer housing stock are also pluses. Oh, and access to decent beaches every now and then. Maybe its just me (and Temeculaguy, Paramount and Nor-LA-SD guy) but there is something about the area that feels “right”.

There’s something about that feeling that is hard to find – I went to Del Mar and Carlsbad this weekend to explore more and it just didn’t feel right. Sure it’s by the coast and exclusive, but if I’m going to pay coastal prices I’d prefer South OC to North SD. That’s just me though. I’m strange like that.
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I’m with you, I like clean, new master planned neighborhoods.

But my wife hates them. She thinks they’re fake and contrived. :p oh well

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There is just *something* about many places that turns me off. Well actually I know – I like new, clean areas with thoughtful design, master planned neighborhoods, easy access to shopping, office parks, freeways, wide roads, clear skies. Low crime, good schools, newer housing stock are also pluses. Oh, and access to decent beaches every now and then. Maybe its just me (and Temeculaguy, Paramount and Nor-LA-SD guy) but there is something about the area that feels “right”.

There’s something about that feeling that is hard to find – I went to Del Mar and Carlsbad this weekend to explore more and it just didn’t feel right. Sure it’s by the coast and exclusive, but if I’m going to pay coastal prices I’d prefer South OC to North SD. That’s just me though. I’m strange like that.
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I’m with you, I like clean, new master planned neighborhoods.

But my wife hates them. She thinks they’re fake and contrived. :p oh well

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There is just *something* about many places that turns me off. Well actually I know – I like new, clean areas with thoughtful design, master planned neighborhoods, easy access to shopping, office parks, freeways, wide roads, clear skies. Low crime, good schools, newer housing stock are also pluses. Oh, and access to decent beaches every now and then. Maybe its just me (and Temeculaguy, Paramount and Nor-LA-SD guy) but there is something about the area that feels “right”.

There’s something about that feeling that is hard to find – I went to Del Mar and Carlsbad this weekend to explore more and it just didn’t feel right. Sure it’s by the coast and exclusive, but if I’m going to pay coastal prices I’d prefer South OC to North SD. That’s just me though. I’m strange like that.
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I’m with you, I like clean, new master planned neighborhoods.

But my wife hates them. She thinks they’re fake and contrived. :p oh well

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There is just *something* about many places that turns me off. Well actually I know – I like new, clean areas with thoughtful design, master planned neighborhoods, easy access to shopping, office parks, freeways, wide roads, clear skies. Low crime, good schools, newer housing stock are also pluses. Oh, and access to decent beaches every now and then. Maybe its just me (and Temeculaguy, Paramount and Nor-LA-SD guy) but there is something about the area that feels “right”.

There’s something about that feeling that is hard to find – I went to Del Mar and Carlsbad this weekend to explore more and it just didn’t feel right. Sure it’s by the coast and exclusive, but if I’m going to pay coastal prices I’d prefer South OC to North SD. That’s just me though. I’m strange like that.
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I’m with you, I like clean, new master planned neighborhoods.

But my wife hates them. She thinks they’re fake and contrived. :p oh well

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