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ParticipantSDHM,
I’m just curious. Can you describe how Carmel Valley is pretentious ? I’m asking because it’s one of the areas I’m considering buying a house in.
Participantflu,
The only decent restaurant is Pearl. Jasmine use to be ok, but has deteriorated.
Did you refer to the following restaurant ?
Pearl Chinese Cuisine
11666 Avena Pl
San Diego, CA 92128
Participantflu,
The only decent restaurant is Pearl. Jasmine use to be ok, but has deteriorated.
Did you refer to the following restaurant ?
Pearl Chinese Cuisine
11666 Avena Pl
San Diego, CA 92128
Participantflu,
The only decent restaurant is Pearl. Jasmine use to be ok, but has deteriorated.
Did you refer to the following restaurant ?
Pearl Chinese Cuisine
11666 Avena Pl
San Diego, CA 92128
ParticipantI agree with asragov about Scripts Ranch.
You can definitely rent a nice house in Scripts & buy a decent house in Scripts for $550k when the market bottoms out. The schools are good. The commute to La Jolla & downtown is not bad.
And best of all, it’s a “family oriented community”.
ParticipantI agree with asragov about Scripts Ranch.
You can definitely rent a nice house in Scripts & buy a decent house in Scripts for $550k when the market bottoms out. The schools are good. The commute to La Jolla & downtown is not bad.
And best of all, it’s a “family oriented community”.
ParticipantI agree with asragov about Scripts Ranch.
You can definitely rent a nice house in Scripts & buy a decent house in Scripts for $550k when the market bottoms out. The schools are good. The commute to La Jolla & downtown is not bad.
And best of all, it’s a “family oriented community”.
ParticipantFor the sake of discussion, if HLS’s suggested scenario materializes:
1. If the prices of the homes are such that it makes financial sense for institutional investors to buy, they will scoop up these properties.
2. Otherwise, the market will be dead & all realtors/brokers will go out of business.
But, I agree with Navydoc that HLS’s scenario will never occur.
ParticipantFor the sake of discussion, if HLS’s suggested scenario materializes:
1. If the prices of the homes are such that it makes financial sense for institutional investors to buy, they will scoop up these properties.
2. Otherwise, the market will be dead & all realtors/brokers will go out of business.
But, I agree with Navydoc that HLS’s scenario will never occur.
ParticipantWell…maybe a wife that is pissed off that we are still toughing out this cramped little apartment! Maybe I should think about buying just to avoid that.
In 2005, when we were looking for a rental to "wait out the correction", my wife said: "since renting is just a temporary situation, why don't we rent an apartment".
I went out & rent a 4 bed room SFH. That's because I knew that the "temporary situation" would be long enough that we would be uncomfortable in an apartment. Of course, the SFH costs me more, but it saves me money in the long run because I can wait longer for the market to drop.
Kyle, I'm not trying to be harsh on you. But I think you made a mistake in renting a small place. And buying right now is another mistake. It's better to bite the bullet & rent a nice house in your area for another 2 years.
ParticipantWell…maybe a wife that is pissed off that we are still toughing out this cramped little apartment! Maybe I should think about buying just to avoid that.
In 2005, when we were looking for a rental to "wait out the correction", my wife said: "since renting is just a temporary situation, why don't we rent an apartment".
I went out & rent a 4 bed room SFH. That's because I knew that the "temporary situation" would be long enough that we would be uncomfortable in an apartment. Of course, the SFH costs me more, but it saves me money in the long run because I can wait longer for the market to drop.
Kyle, I'm not trying to be harsh on you. But I think you made a mistake in renting a small place. And buying right now is another mistake. It's better to bite the bullet & rent a nice house in your area for another 2 years.
ParticipantThey didn’t mess it up while living there.
They purposely ripped out the “fixtures” before they left.ParticipantThey didn’t mess it up while living there.
They purposely ripped out the “fixtures” before they left.October 11, 2007 at 4:48 PM in reply to: Will honest people start doing dirty/crooked things to bail out of their houses #88224Participantseattle-relo,
It won’t be considered fraud or illegal. People’s lives change & their need change. They have the right to move around & switch homes.
One thing to consider: in most cases, the purchase of a rental property requires a 30% down payment & higher-than-normal interest rates (i.e. higher interest rate than the rate for a primary residence).
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