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[quote=macmichael]All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that. [/quote]

macmichael, you stated it very well.

Downtown condos are only good for certain groups of buyers: yuppies & wealthy retirees.

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[quote=macmichael]All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that. [/quote]

macmichael, you stated it very well.

Downtown condos are only good for certain groups of buyers: yuppies & wealthy retirees.

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[quote=macmichael]All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that. [/quote]

macmichael, you stated it very well.

Downtown condos are only good for certain groups of buyers: yuppies & wealthy retirees.

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[quote=macmichael]All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that. [/quote]

macmichael, you stated it very well.

Downtown condos are only good for certain groups of buyers: yuppies & wealthy retirees.

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[quote=macmichael]All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that. [/quote]

macmichael, you stated it very well.

Downtown condos are only good for certain groups of buyers: yuppies & wealthy retirees.

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Yes, it is listed on SDLookup.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080043460-14573_High_Pine_St_Poway_Ca_92064

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Yes, it is listed on SDLookup.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080043460-14573_High_Pine_St_Poway_Ca_92064

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Yes, it is listed on SDLookup.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080043460-14573_High_Pine_St_Poway_Ca_92064

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Yes, it is listed on SDLookup.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080043460-14573_High_Pine_St_Poway_Ca_92064

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Yes, it is listed on SDLookup.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080043460-14573_High_Pine_St_Poway_Ca_92064

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[quote=marion]
If I have to direct my attorney to throw them under a bus, so be it. I have unleashed him on them and I have no regrets. Sorry.

That’s what attorney’s do. That’s what I’m paying him for. I am his client and his job is to protect me and the best interests of my children.

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Someone once told me this:

In divorce cases, lawyers do their best to encourage/maximize the level of contempt/hatred between the 2 sides. This translates into more “fighting” which, in turn, means more “billable hours”.

Divorce lawyers understand that, in the midst of battles, people are irrational, they just want to win, at all costs.

Only after the dust have settled, people will realize that it’s the lawyers (on both sides) that win.

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[quote=marion]
If I have to direct my attorney to throw them under a bus, so be it. I have unleashed him on them and I have no regrets. Sorry.

That’s what attorney’s do. That’s what I’m paying him for. I am his client and his job is to protect me and the best interests of my children.

[/quote]

Someone once told me this:

In divorce cases, lawyers do their best to encourage/maximize the level of contempt/hatred between the 2 sides. This translates into more “fighting” which, in turn, means more “billable hours”.

Divorce lawyers understand that, in the midst of battles, people are irrational, they just want to win, at all costs.

Only after the dust have settled, people will realize that it’s the lawyers (on both sides) that win.

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[quote=marion]
If I have to direct my attorney to throw them under a bus, so be it. I have unleashed him on them and I have no regrets. Sorry.

That’s what attorney’s do. That’s what I’m paying him for. I am his client and his job is to protect me and the best interests of my children.

[/quote]

Someone once told me this:

In divorce cases, lawyers do their best to encourage/maximize the level of contempt/hatred between the 2 sides. This translates into more “fighting” which, in turn, means more “billable hours”.

Divorce lawyers understand that, in the midst of battles, people are irrational, they just want to win, at all costs.

Only after the dust have settled, people will realize that it’s the lawyers (on both sides) that win.

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[quote=marion]
If I have to direct my attorney to throw them under a bus, so be it. I have unleashed him on them and I have no regrets. Sorry.

That’s what attorney’s do. That’s what I’m paying him for. I am his client and his job is to protect me and the best interests of my children.

[/quote]

Someone once told me this:

In divorce cases, lawyers do their best to encourage/maximize the level of contempt/hatred between the 2 sides. This translates into more “fighting” which, in turn, means more “billable hours”.

Divorce lawyers understand that, in the midst of battles, people are irrational, they just want to win, at all costs.

Only after the dust have settled, people will realize that it’s the lawyers (on both sides) that win.

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[quote=marion]
If I have to direct my attorney to throw them under a bus, so be it. I have unleashed him on them and I have no regrets. Sorry.

That’s what attorney’s do. That’s what I’m paying him for. I am his client and his job is to protect me and the best interests of my children.

[/quote]

Someone once told me this:

In divorce cases, lawyers do their best to encourage/maximize the level of contempt/hatred between the 2 sides. This translates into more “fighting” which, in turn, means more “billable hours”.

Divorce lawyers understand that, in the midst of battles, people are irrational, they just want to win, at all costs.

Only after the dust have settled, people will realize that it’s the lawyers (on both sides) that win.

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