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Not everyone places a high value on weather. I won't sacrifice or give up weather. Can't deal w/the cold and I have SAD.

JP, me too. I hate cold weather. What does "SAD" stand for ?

[gn]

Not everyone places a high value on weather. I won't sacrifice or give up weather. Can't deal w/the cold and I have SAD.

JP, me too. I hate cold weather. What does "SAD" stand for ?

[gn]

Not everyone places a high value on weather. I won't sacrifice or give up weather. Can't deal w/the cold and I have SAD.

JP, me too. I hate cold weather. What does "SAD" stand for ?

[gn]

Not everyone places a high value on weather. I won't sacrifice or give up weather. Can't deal w/the cold and I have SAD.

JP, me too. I hate cold weather. What does "SAD" stand for ?

[gn]

Not everyone places a high value on weather. I won't sacrifice or give up weather. Can't deal w/the cold and I have SAD.

JP, me too. I hate cold weather. What does "SAD" stand for ?

[gn]

TuVu,

When I read your original post, I couldn’t help but thinking: “I was exactly like his/her daughter when I was in my 20s”.

During my 20s, I got my first job in San Diego & moved here. Back then, I couldn’t wait to get out of SD & move to the bay area or LA/Orange county.

After 2.5 years in SD, I found a job in OC. And after 2.5 years in OC, I moved to the bay area for another job. Like others have said, the SF bay & LA are much more attractive to young, single professionals.

Now that I’m married with children, San Diego is the perfect place for me:

– SD has less traffic –> shorter commute –> more time with my children.
– Slower pace –> less hectic for already busy parents.
– Nice weather

IMHO, the best place for someone very much depends on where (the phase) he/she is in life.

[gn]

TuVu,

When I read your original post, I couldn’t help but thinking: “I was exactly like his/her daughter when I was in my 20s”.

During my 20s, I got my first job in San Diego & moved here. Back then, I couldn’t wait to get out of SD & move to the bay area or LA/Orange county.

After 2.5 years in SD, I found a job in OC. And after 2.5 years in OC, I moved to the bay area for another job. Like others have said, the SF bay & LA are much more attractive to young, single professionals.

Now that I’m married with children, San Diego is the perfect place for me:

– SD has less traffic –> shorter commute –> more time with my children.
– Slower pace –> less hectic for already busy parents.
– Nice weather

IMHO, the best place for someone very much depends on where (the phase) he/she is in life.

[gn]

TuVu,

When I read your original post, I couldn’t help but thinking: “I was exactly like his/her daughter when I was in my 20s”.

During my 20s, I got my first job in San Diego & moved here. Back then, I couldn’t wait to get out of SD & move to the bay area or LA/Orange county.

After 2.5 years in SD, I found a job in OC. And after 2.5 years in OC, I moved to the bay area for another job. Like others have said, the SF bay & LA are much more attractive to young, single professionals.

Now that I’m married with children, San Diego is the perfect place for me:

– SD has less traffic –> shorter commute –> more time with my children.
– Slower pace –> less hectic for already busy parents.
– Nice weather

IMHO, the best place for someone very much depends on where (the phase) he/she is in life.

[gn]

TuVu,

When I read your original post, I couldn’t help but thinking: “I was exactly like his/her daughter when I was in my 20s”.

During my 20s, I got my first job in San Diego & moved here. Back then, I couldn’t wait to get out of SD & move to the bay area or LA/Orange county.

After 2.5 years in SD, I found a job in OC. And after 2.5 years in OC, I moved to the bay area for another job. Like others have said, the SF bay & LA are much more attractive to young, single professionals.

Now that I’m married with children, San Diego is the perfect place for me:

– SD has less traffic –> shorter commute –> more time with my children.
– Slower pace –> less hectic for already busy parents.
– Nice weather

IMHO, the best place for someone very much depends on where (the phase) he/she is in life.

[gn]

TuVu,

When I read your original post, I couldn’t help but thinking: “I was exactly like his/her daughter when I was in my 20s”.

During my 20s, I got my first job in San Diego & moved here. Back then, I couldn’t wait to get out of SD & move to the bay area or LA/Orange county.

After 2.5 years in SD, I found a job in OC. And after 2.5 years in OC, I moved to the bay area for another job. Like others have said, the SF bay & LA are much more attractive to young, single professionals.

Now that I’m married with children, San Diego is the perfect place for me:

– SD has less traffic –> shorter commute –> more time with my children.
– Slower pace –> less hectic for already busy parents.
– Nice weather

IMHO, the best place for someone very much depends on where (the phase) he/she is in life.

[gn]

We have no problem enduring the slings and arrows of dicussion boards. I would encourage you to email me at [email protected] or call me personally at 760.809.4666 to get the details before you comment pro – or con!

If you don't mind being "scrutinized", please answer the following questions:

1. For $30,000, does an investor get a 20% equity in a property somewhere in the midwest ?

2. Or is this situation similar to that of a mutual fund where properties are bought instead of stocks/bonds ?

3. Are these properties single-family houses, or are they mostly condos ?

4. How long are investors obligated to commit ?

Thanks.

[gn]

We have no problem enduring the slings and arrows of dicussion boards. I would encourage you to email me at [email protected] or call me personally at 760.809.4666 to get the details before you comment pro – or con!

If you don't mind being "scrutinized", please answer the following questions:

1. For $30,000, does an investor get a 20% equity in a property somewhere in the midwest ?

2. Or is this situation similar to that of a mutual fund where properties are bought instead of stocks/bonds ?

3. Are these properties single-family houses, or are they mostly condos ?

4. How long are investors obligated to commit ?

Thanks.

[gn]

We have no problem enduring the slings and arrows of dicussion boards. I would encourage you to email me at [email protected] or call me personally at 760.809.4666 to get the details before you comment pro – or con!

If you don't mind being "scrutinized", please answer the following questions:

1. For $30,000, does an investor get a 20% equity in a property somewhere in the midwest ?

2. Or is this situation similar to that of a mutual fund where properties are bought instead of stocks/bonds ?

3. Are these properties single-family houses, or are they mostly condos ?

4. How long are investors obligated to commit ?

Thanks.

[gn]

We have no problem enduring the slings and arrows of dicussion boards. I would encourage you to email me at [email protected] or call me personally at 760.809.4666 to get the details before you comment pro – or con!

If you don't mind being "scrutinized", please answer the following questions:

1. For $30,000, does an investor get a 20% equity in a property somewhere in the midwest ?

2. Or is this situation similar to that of a mutual fund where properties are bought instead of stocks/bonds ?

3. Are these properties single-family houses, or are they mostly condos ?

4. How long are investors obligated to commit ?

Thanks.

[gn]

We have no problem enduring the slings and arrows of dicussion boards. I would encourage you to email me at [email protected] or call me personally at 760.809.4666 to get the details before you comment pro – or con!

If you don't mind being "scrutinized", please answer the following questions:

1. For $30,000, does an investor get a 20% equity in a property somewhere in the midwest ?

2. Or is this situation similar to that of a mutual fund where properties are bought instead of stocks/bonds ?

3. Are these properties single-family houses, or are they mostly condos ?

4. How long are investors obligated to commit ?

Thanks.

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