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SD Realtor, thanks for the helpful advise. I know how right you are. Everytime I scour the listings on Zip they are all still there months and months later with days on market very high. They only thing is the prices are still sky high. Why don’t they lower? Zip also sends me a new listing almost every day, yet very few houses sold in VC last month. I find with renting I am treated like a second class citizen when I am practically a senior citizen. Your post has been helpful, like everyone here always is. I am so glad I found Piggintons. If only I would follow their advice.
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Thanks Rustico. I really did mean to say “please talk me out of buying” because I know it’s a bad time. I sold the other house because I knew I didn’t want to live there long term. I guess it is emotional for me so I am not always practical. If I go I will be trying to watch the weather and keep an eye on meteors.
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Thanks Rustico. I really did mean to say “please talk me out of buying” because I know it’s a bad time. I sold the other house because I knew I didn’t want to live there long term. I guess it is emotional for me so I am not always practical. If I go I will be trying to watch the weather and keep an eye on meteors.
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I bought at the peak in 2005. A few months later I got a flyer in the mail describing the upcoming RE market crash/bubble. Long story short, I sold a year later for $17k more than I paid but still lost a lot of money. Now I am renting but can’t stand renting and will probably buy in a different area(of San Diego) even though I know the timing is bad. But I think for me, my own home is more important than money or wise investments. I have been reading Pigg. for several months. Please try to talk me out of buying. Does anyone have any prediction of Valley Center RE pricewise now versus September? ThanksParticipanteccen in esc
I bought at the peak in 2005. A few months later I got a flyer in the mail describing the upcoming RE market crash/bubble. Long story short, I sold a year later for $17k more than I paid but still lost a lot of money. Now I am renting but can’t stand renting and will probably buy in a different area(of San Diego) even though I know the timing is bad. But I think for me, my own home is more important than money or wise investments. I have been reading Pigg. for several months. Please try to talk me out of buying. Does anyone have any prediction of Valley Center RE pricewise now versus September? ThanksParticipanteccen in esc
Looks a little like the “Virgin of Palmdale”, maybe a cousin of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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Looks a little like the “Virgin of Palmdale”, maybe a cousin of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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same thing happened in Escondido a few months back. I think I had the same thought as youParticipanteccen in esc
same thing happened in Escondido a few months back. I think I had the same thought as youParticipanteccen in esc
So true. It could take months to find the right place. If you have found one you like, it is better to risk a month’s rent than lose it. Hope your escrow goes.
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So true. It could take months to find the right place. If you have found one you like, it is better to risk a month’s rent than lose it. Hope your escrow goes.
ParticipantYou’re right bugs. And a picture is worth a thousand words so let’s see more photos and not of the kid’s messy room and furniture. ha ha
ParticipantYou’re right bugs. And a picture is worth a thousand words so let’s see more photos and not of the kid’s messy room and furniture. ha ha
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Like most cliches, someone just started “starter home” and others just copied it. I’ve never read more copycat cliches than on real estate listings. It’s really quite hilarious. But I still think “starter home” is insulting. Peace
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