[I would rather be lucky then smart]

The Crosby is in San Diego

I belive the sales office uses a RSF address, but the homes use a San Diego address.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050905/news_1m5jenkins.html

There goes the projected 50% drop in value argument.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

The Crosby is in San Diego

I belive the sales office uses a RSF address, but the homes use a San Diego address.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050905/news_1m5jenkins.html

There goes the projected 50% drop in value argument.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

The Crosby is in San Diego

I belive the sales office uses a RSF address, but the homes use a San Diego address.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050905/news_1m5jenkins.html

There goes the projected 50% drop in value argument.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

The Crosby is in San Diego

I belive the sales office uses a RSF address, but the homes use a San Diego address.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050905/news_1m5jenkins.html

There goes the projected 50% drop in value argument.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

The Crosby is in San Diego

I belive the sales office uses a RSF address, but the homes use a San Diego address.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050905/news_1m5jenkins.html

There goes the projected 50% drop in value argument.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

A grain of Salt,

This house is a perfect example to me as to why the information provided on this (valuable) board should be taken with a grain of salt.

-prices are falling
-buyers cannot get financed
-the worst is yet to come
-yadda yadda yadda

that is a nice looking property.

If I was in the market for a new house, you would not have a shot at it, as I would have already made a enough of a decent offer to own it.

I feel that if you like the way a house looks and presents iteself, buy it for the best price that you can and enjoy living in it.

Don’t worry too much about what your “dream” house might be worth in 6 months because someone else will have already bought it.

That said, I am still looking to steal a nice oceanfront condo…

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

A grain of Salt,

This house is a perfect example to me as to why the information provided on this (valuable) board should be taken with a grain of salt.

-prices are falling
-buyers cannot get financed
-the worst is yet to come
-yadda yadda yadda

that is a nice looking property.

If I was in the market for a new house, you would not have a shot at it, as I would have already made a enough of a decent offer to own it.

I feel that if you like the way a house looks and presents iteself, buy it for the best price that you can and enjoy living in it.

Don’t worry too much about what your “dream” house might be worth in 6 months because someone else will have already bought it.

That said, I am still looking to steal a nice oceanfront condo…

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

A grain of Salt,

This house is a perfect example to me as to why the information provided on this (valuable) board should be taken with a grain of salt.

-prices are falling
-buyers cannot get financed
-the worst is yet to come
-yadda yadda yadda

that is a nice looking property.

If I was in the market for a new house, you would not have a shot at it, as I would have already made a enough of a decent offer to own it.

I feel that if you like the way a house looks and presents iteself, buy it for the best price that you can and enjoy living in it.

Don’t worry too much about what your “dream” house might be worth in 6 months because someone else will have already bought it.

That said, I am still looking to steal a nice oceanfront condo…

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

A grain of Salt,

This house is a perfect example to me as to why the information provided on this (valuable) board should be taken with a grain of salt.

-prices are falling
-buyers cannot get financed
-the worst is yet to come
-yadda yadda yadda

that is a nice looking property.

If I was in the market for a new house, you would not have a shot at it, as I would have already made a enough of a decent offer to own it.

I feel that if you like the way a house looks and presents iteself, buy it for the best price that you can and enjoy living in it.

Don’t worry too much about what your “dream” house might be worth in 6 months because someone else will have already bought it.

That said, I am still looking to steal a nice oceanfront condo…

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

A grain of Salt,

This house is a perfect example to me as to why the information provided on this (valuable) board should be taken with a grain of salt.

-prices are falling
-buyers cannot get financed
-the worst is yet to come
-yadda yadda yadda

that is a nice looking property.

If I was in the market for a new house, you would not have a shot at it, as I would have already made a enough of a decent offer to own it.

I feel that if you like the way a house looks and presents iteself, buy it for the best price that you can and enjoy living in it.

Don’t worry too much about what your “dream” house might be worth in 6 months because someone else will have already bought it.

That said, I am still looking to steal a nice oceanfront condo…

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Hello golfgal and SD Realtor,

Thank you very much for your prompt responses.

A potential bluff collapse is a serious issue to deal in regards to buying a condo in that area and would require due diligence on my part.

I am sorry to hear that the $800 per square foot going rate for the Solana Beach area as per my parameters is holding and that there is no desperate pending price reductions that anyone can yet see on the horizon.

However, a place in the Oceanside area might work as the condo could be potentially affordable. I would use it as a second residence as a “cool zone” to escape the occassional hot weather in the Escondido area where I currently reside. I will go onto the internet and see what is available in that area.

I cannot forsee in my wildest imagination being able to ever afford a single family residence at the water’s edge.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Hello golfgal and SD Realtor,

Thank you very much for your prompt responses.

A potential bluff collapse is a serious issue to deal in regards to buying a condo in that area and would require due diligence on my part.

I am sorry to hear that the $800 per square foot going rate for the Solana Beach area as per my parameters is holding and that there is no desperate pending price reductions that anyone can yet see on the horizon.

However, a place in the Oceanside area might work as the condo could be potentially affordable. I would use it as a second residence as a “cool zone” to escape the occassional hot weather in the Escondido area where I currently reside. I will go onto the internet and see what is available in that area.

I cannot forsee in my wildest imagination being able to ever afford a single family residence at the water’s edge.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Hello golfgal and SD Realtor,

Thank you very much for your prompt responses.

A potential bluff collapse is a serious issue to deal in regards to buying a condo in that area and would require due diligence on my part.

I am sorry to hear that the $800 per square foot going rate for the Solana Beach area as per my parameters is holding and that there is no desperate pending price reductions that anyone can yet see on the horizon.

However, a place in the Oceanside area might work as the condo could be potentially affordable. I would use it as a second residence as a “cool zone” to escape the occassional hot weather in the Escondido area where I currently reside. I will go onto the internet and see what is available in that area.

I cannot forsee in my wildest imagination being able to ever afford a single family residence at the water’s edge.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Hello golfgal and SD Realtor,

Thank you very much for your prompt responses.

A potential bluff collapse is a serious issue to deal in regards to buying a condo in that area and would require due diligence on my part.

I am sorry to hear that the $800 per square foot going rate for the Solana Beach area as per my parameters is holding and that there is no desperate pending price reductions that anyone can yet see on the horizon.

However, a place in the Oceanside area might work as the condo could be potentially affordable. I would use it as a second residence as a “cool zone” to escape the occassional hot weather in the Escondido area where I currently reside. I will go onto the internet and see what is available in that area.

I cannot forsee in my wildest imagination being able to ever afford a single family residence at the water’s edge.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Hello golfgal and SD Realtor,

Thank you very much for your prompt responses.

A potential bluff collapse is a serious issue to deal in regards to buying a condo in that area and would require due diligence on my part.

I am sorry to hear that the $800 per square foot going rate for the Solana Beach area as per my parameters is holding and that there is no desperate pending price reductions that anyone can yet see on the horizon.

However, a place in the Oceanside area might work as the condo could be potentially affordable. I would use it as a second residence as a “cool zone” to escape the occassional hot weather in the Escondido area where I currently reside. I will go onto the internet and see what is available in that area.

I cannot forsee in my wildest imagination being able to ever afford a single family residence at the water’s edge.

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