[donaldduckmoore]

I am in RP, don’t know much about private programs. For public, I believe they are run by private also. If you plan to put your kids there full time, the price will be almost $900. It is indeed comparable to most of the private ones. For part time, it is a joke. They have programs on MWF or TTh, but the time is limited from 8:30 to noon. It is kind of pricey considering the time they really spend on your kid and the inconvenience that you have to take your kid there in the morning and come get your kid at noon. If you are working, it is not worth it. In addition, you may have to participate in the activity and you have to take some courses prior to that. To me, I do not understand why they even have the part-time program. That is for me, both me and my wife are working couples so I prefer something that is part-week for the whole day, but not part-time many different days. If you are a stay-home parent, you can stay with your kid till they are ready for kindergarten.

[donaldduckmoore]

Looks like Mazda has good deal, but what about toyota, honda, or lexus?

[donaldduckmoore]

Looks like Mazda has good deal, but what about toyota, honda, or lexus?

[donaldduckmoore]

Looks like Mazda has good deal, but what about toyota, honda, or lexus?

[donaldduckmoore]

Looks like Mazda has good deal, but what about toyota, honda, or lexus?

[donaldduckmoore]

Looks like Mazda has good deal, but what about toyota, honda, or lexus?

[donaldduckmoore]

Are they willing to cut below the invoice price? I guess my question is do we still have to care about their invoice price? What type of the car has a better price cut, barely used or brand new car?

[donaldduckmoore]

Are they willing to cut below the invoice price? I guess my question is do we still have to care about their invoice price? What type of the car has a better price cut, barely used or brand new car?

[donaldduckmoore]

Are they willing to cut below the invoice price? I guess my question is do we still have to care about their invoice price? What type of the car has a better price cut, barely used or brand new car?

[donaldduckmoore]

Are they willing to cut below the invoice price? I guess my question is do we still have to care about their invoice price? What type of the car has a better price cut, barely used or brand new car?

[donaldduckmoore]

Are they willing to cut below the invoice price? I guess my question is do we still have to care about their invoice price? What type of the car has a better price cut, barely used or brand new car?

[donaldduckmoore]

[quote=SD Realtor]I will not comment on whether you should or should not buy but I will say that obtaining financing with 10% down is not a problem at all. As sdr said FHA and VA options are plentiful as well. Note with an FHA or VA you may run into sellers who are reticent to work with you, especially short sales and reo because of requirements that certain repairs must be made to execute those loans.

However if your income can be verified and everything is on the up and up, getting financing is not a problem at all.

Now finding a home you want with this pathetic inventory, that is a big problem. [/quote]

With foreclosure rate rising almost everyday (I heard from the news), why is it so difficult to find a dream home at reasonable price?

[donaldduckmoore]

[quote=SD Realtor]I will not comment on whether you should or should not buy but I will say that obtaining financing with 10% down is not a problem at all. As sdr said FHA and VA options are plentiful as well. Note with an FHA or VA you may run into sellers who are reticent to work with you, especially short sales and reo because of requirements that certain repairs must be made to execute those loans.

However if your income can be verified and everything is on the up and up, getting financing is not a problem at all.

Now finding a home you want with this pathetic inventory, that is a big problem. [/quote]

With foreclosure rate rising almost everyday (I heard from the news), why is it so difficult to find a dream home at reasonable price?

[donaldduckmoore]

[quote=SD Realtor]I will not comment on whether you should or should not buy but I will say that obtaining financing with 10% down is not a problem at all. As sdr said FHA and VA options are plentiful as well. Note with an FHA or VA you may run into sellers who are reticent to work with you, especially short sales and reo because of requirements that certain repairs must be made to execute those loans.

However if your income can be verified and everything is on the up and up, getting financing is not a problem at all.

Now finding a home you want with this pathetic inventory, that is a big problem. [/quote]

With foreclosure rate rising almost everyday (I heard from the news), why is it so difficult to find a dream home at reasonable price?

[donaldduckmoore]

[quote=SD Realtor]I will not comment on whether you should or should not buy but I will say that obtaining financing with 10% down is not a problem at all. As sdr said FHA and VA options are plentiful as well. Note with an FHA or VA you may run into sellers who are reticent to work with you, especially short sales and reo because of requirements that certain repairs must be made to execute those loans.

However if your income can be verified and everything is on the up and up, getting financing is not a problem at all.

Now finding a home you want with this pathetic inventory, that is a big problem. [/quote]

With foreclosure rate rising almost everyday (I heard from the news), why is it so difficult to find a dream home at reasonable price?

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