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ParticipantLast week I received a letter indicating that Pardee will be building about 330 homes (don’t remember the exact number) but half will be SFHs and half will be townhouses. Construction activities will be from 8AM to 7PM. They said they will have a few hundred acres of empty space left after the new homes are built.
Living about 1 mile from here on Callecristobal I was hoping that they don’t build but I guess it is their land. Hopefully the added traffic from the construction and then new homeowners won’t be too bad.
So are these in Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley or both? Does it matter because they have the same schools and practically next to each other?
[quote=AN]I didn’t know they’re proceeding with that project. Last I heard, it was on hold due to fairy shrimps. They’re building SFR and townhouses. The project names are Sunset Pointe and Crescent Heights. Here’s more detail of that project: http://docs.sandiego.gov/councildockets_attach/2008/May/05-27-2008_Item_346.pdf%5B/quote%5D
ParticipantLast week I received a letter indicating that Pardee will be building about 330 homes (don’t remember the exact number) but half will be SFHs and half will be townhouses. Construction activities will be from 8AM to 7PM. They said they will have a few hundred acres of empty space left after the new homes are built.
Living about 1 mile from here on Callecristobal I was hoping that they don’t build but I guess it is their land. Hopefully the added traffic from the construction and then new homeowners won’t be too bad.
So are these in Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley or both? Does it matter because they have the same schools and practically next to each other?
[quote=AN]I didn’t know they’re proceeding with that project. Last I heard, it was on hold due to fairy shrimps. They’re building SFR and townhouses. The project names are Sunset Pointe and Crescent Heights. Here’s more detail of that project: http://docs.sandiego.gov/councildockets_attach/2008/May/05-27-2008_Item_346.pdf%5B/quote%5D
ParticipantCan you PM me the contact info for Sheldon? And your real name as a referer? I wasn’t very happy with my broker.
[quote=captcha]If your credit is good enough you should be able to get a lower rate with no out of pocket expense. The lender will give you higher rate and give you a credit that will cancel the closing cost.
I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
ParticipantCan you PM me the contact info for Sheldon? And your real name as a referer? I wasn’t very happy with my broker.
[quote=captcha]If your credit is good enough you should be able to get a lower rate with no out of pocket expense. The lender will give you higher rate and give you a credit that will cancel the closing cost.
I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
ParticipantCan you PM me the contact info for Sheldon? And your real name as a referer? I wasn’t very happy with my broker.
[quote=captcha]If your credit is good enough you should be able to get a lower rate with no out of pocket expense. The lender will give you higher rate and give you a credit that will cancel the closing cost.
I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
ParticipantCan you PM me the contact info for Sheldon? And your real name as a referer? I wasn’t very happy with my broker.
[quote=captcha]If your credit is good enough you should be able to get a lower rate with no out of pocket expense. The lender will give you higher rate and give you a credit that will cancel the closing cost.
I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
ParticipantCan you PM me the contact info for Sheldon? And your real name as a referer? I wasn’t very happy with my broker.
[quote=captcha]If your credit is good enough you should be able to get a lower rate with no out of pocket expense. The lender will give you higher rate and give you a credit that will cancel the closing cost.
I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
ParticipantDoes it mean that we should expect housing prices in SD will have a more negative outlook compared to the rest of the country? This combined with possible higher interest rate will lower home prices by another 20%? Great, I just bought a house 4 months ago.
ParticipantDoes it mean that we should expect housing prices in SD will have a more negative outlook compared to the rest of the country? This combined with possible higher interest rate will lower home prices by another 20%? Great, I just bought a house 4 months ago.
ParticipantDoes it mean that we should expect housing prices in SD will have a more negative outlook compared to the rest of the country? This combined with possible higher interest rate will lower home prices by another 20%? Great, I just bought a house 4 months ago.
ParticipantDoes it mean that we should expect housing prices in SD will have a more negative outlook compared to the rest of the country? This combined with possible higher interest rate will lower home prices by another 20%? Great, I just bought a house 4 months ago.
ParticipantDoes it mean that we should expect housing prices in SD will have a more negative outlook compared to the rest of the country? This combined with possible higher interest rate will lower home prices by another 20%? Great, I just bought a house 4 months ago.
ParticipantI agree with you that they should not have tenure and should have a 401k plan like most of us.
AN, are you in Engineering or have friends in Engineering? May be you are your friends work in a few selected fields like network (IT), database, or petroleum engineering where the pay are much higher than the average Engineering pay. Companies like Qualcom or Boeing may pay that much but the average Engineers don’t work for those companies. I believe the average pay is closer to 90-95k for a non manager Engineer with 10 yrs of experience.
[quote=AN]10 years experienced teacher should be making around $120k. Just like a 10 years experienced Engineer with a Master degree. But at the same time, such teacher shouldn’t have pension or tenure either, just like a comparable Engineer.[/quote]
ParticipantI agree with you that they should not have tenure and should have a 401k plan like most of us.
AN, are you in Engineering or have friends in Engineering? May be you are your friends work in a few selected fields like network (IT), database, or petroleum engineering where the pay are much higher than the average Engineering pay. Companies like Qualcom or Boeing may pay that much but the average Engineers don’t work for those companies. I believe the average pay is closer to 90-95k for a non manager Engineer with 10 yrs of experience.
[quote=AN]10 years experienced teacher should be making around $120k. Just like a 10 years experienced Engineer with a Master degree. But at the same time, such teacher shouldn’t have pension or tenure either, just like a comparable Engineer.[/quote]
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