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I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….

[enron_by_the_sea]

I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….

[enron_by_the_sea]

I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….

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[quote=Scarlett]AN, I haven’t been in the Calle Cristobal neighborhoods, is it just as likely as in SW Mira Mesa to have lots of cars on the street?
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I used to rent in that area (just south of Calle Cristobal). I liked the area – but there were too many cars on my street. Mainly because a few houses were rented out to UCSD students who would live 4+ per house with 1 car/person. This particular street also did not have a lot of street parking.

I loved the area and would recommend it. You may however want to check the street for parking issues if you like anything there. The only other complaint was that Vons was kind of far. This may no longer be an issue because of a new store at the corner of Camino Santa Fe/Mira Mesa Blvd.

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[quote=Scarlett]AN, I haven’t been in the Calle Cristobal neighborhoods, is it just as likely as in SW Mira Mesa to have lots of cars on the street?
[/quote]

I used to rent in that area (just south of Calle Cristobal). I liked the area – but there were too many cars on my street. Mainly because a few houses were rented out to UCSD students who would live 4+ per house with 1 car/person. This particular street also did not have a lot of street parking.

I loved the area and would recommend it. You may however want to check the street for parking issues if you like anything there. The only other complaint was that Vons was kind of far. This may no longer be an issue because of a new store at the corner of Camino Santa Fe/Mira Mesa Blvd.

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[quote=Scarlett]AN, I haven’t been in the Calle Cristobal neighborhoods, is it just as likely as in SW Mira Mesa to have lots of cars on the street?
[/quote]

I used to rent in that area (just south of Calle Cristobal). I liked the area – but there were too many cars on my street. Mainly because a few houses were rented out to UCSD students who would live 4+ per house with 1 car/person. This particular street also did not have a lot of street parking.

I loved the area and would recommend it. You may however want to check the street for parking issues if you like anything there. The only other complaint was that Vons was kind of far. This may no longer be an issue because of a new store at the corner of Camino Santa Fe/Mira Mesa Blvd.

[enron_by_the_sea]

[quote=Scarlett]AN, I haven’t been in the Calle Cristobal neighborhoods, is it just as likely as in SW Mira Mesa to have lots of cars on the street?
[/quote]

I used to rent in that area (just south of Calle Cristobal). I liked the area – but there were too many cars on my street. Mainly because a few houses were rented out to UCSD students who would live 4+ per house with 1 car/person. This particular street also did not have a lot of street parking.

I loved the area and would recommend it. You may however want to check the street for parking issues if you like anything there. The only other complaint was that Vons was kind of far. This may no longer be an issue because of a new store at the corner of Camino Santa Fe/Mira Mesa Blvd.

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[quote=Scarlett]AN, I haven’t been in the Calle Cristobal neighborhoods, is it just as likely as in SW Mira Mesa to have lots of cars on the street?
[/quote]

I used to rent in that area (just south of Calle Cristobal). I liked the area – but there were too many cars on my street. Mainly because a few houses were rented out to UCSD students who would live 4+ per house with 1 car/person. This particular street also did not have a lot of street parking.

I loved the area and would recommend it. You may however want to check the street for parking issues if you like anything there. The only other complaint was that Vons was kind of far. This may no longer be an issue because of a new store at the corner of Camino Santa Fe/Mira Mesa Blvd.

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[quote=TemekuT]Don’t cry crocodile tears for this “owner”. Property was purchased with zero down in 2005 with 80/20 loans and refinanced in 2006 with closing costs added – piggybacked again with 88/12 loans. Surprisingly no cash was extracted. “Buyer” put nothing into the property and has lost nothing as there is probably a snowball’s chance in hell that the property is worth what was paid for it. Too bad for for Homecomings Financial though, lol.[/quote]

Hmm. We have heard about underwater homeowners burning down the property. This might be taking it to the new level (just kidding :))

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[quote=TemekuT]Don’t cry crocodile tears for this “owner”. Property was purchased with zero down in 2005 with 80/20 loans and refinanced in 2006 with closing costs added – piggybacked again with 88/12 loans. Surprisingly no cash was extracted. “Buyer” put nothing into the property and has lost nothing as there is probably a snowball’s chance in hell that the property is worth what was paid for it. Too bad for for Homecomings Financial though, lol.[/quote]

Hmm. We have heard about underwater homeowners burning down the property. This might be taking it to the new level (just kidding :))

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[quote=TemekuT]Don’t cry crocodile tears for this “owner”. Property was purchased with zero down in 2005 with 80/20 loans and refinanced in 2006 with closing costs added – piggybacked again with 88/12 loans. Surprisingly no cash was extracted. “Buyer” put nothing into the property and has lost nothing as there is probably a snowball’s chance in hell that the property is worth what was paid for it. Too bad for for Homecomings Financial though, lol.[/quote]

Hmm. We have heard about underwater homeowners burning down the property. This might be taking it to the new level (just kidding :))

[enron_by_the_sea]

[quote=TemekuT]Don’t cry crocodile tears for this “owner”. Property was purchased with zero down in 2005 with 80/20 loans and refinanced in 2006 with closing costs added – piggybacked again with 88/12 loans. Surprisingly no cash was extracted. “Buyer” put nothing into the property and has lost nothing as there is probably a snowball’s chance in hell that the property is worth what was paid for it. Too bad for for Homecomings Financial though, lol.[/quote]

Hmm. We have heard about underwater homeowners burning down the property. This might be taking it to the new level (just kidding :))

[enron_by_the_sea]

[quote=TemekuT]Don’t cry crocodile tears for this “owner”. Property was purchased with zero down in 2005 with 80/20 loans and refinanced in 2006 with closing costs added – piggybacked again with 88/12 loans. Surprisingly no cash was extracted. “Buyer” put nothing into the property and has lost nothing as there is probably a snowball’s chance in hell that the property is worth what was paid for it. Too bad for for Homecomings Financial though, lol.[/quote]

Hmm. We have heard about underwater homeowners burning down the property. This might be taking it to the new level (just kidding :))

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Fast motion video of burning down the house

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/dec/09/traffic-plans-bomb-factory-house-burn/

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Fast motion video of burning down the house

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/dec/09/traffic-plans-bomb-factory-house-burn/

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