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ParticipantAnother link I was looking for.
“Today, with a Federal Reserve Bank and deposit insurance, we seem to have done away with the quaint notion of a bank run. Instead, we suffer near-continuous debasement of our currency, a mostly gradual, but sure erosion in purchasing power. We suffer from debts and deficits that would be impossible under a strict gold standard. Who is the better for it?”
http://www.dailyreckoning.com/Issues/2005/DR021605.html#OUT_OF_ACES
Is the world coming to an end? Or just another brick in the wall?
ParticipantAnother link I was looking for.
“Today, with a Federal Reserve Bank and deposit insurance, we seem to have done away with the quaint notion of a bank run. Instead, we suffer near-continuous debasement of our currency, a mostly gradual, but sure erosion in purchasing power. We suffer from debts and deficits that would be impossible under a strict gold standard. Who is the better for it?”
http://www.dailyreckoning.com/Issues/2005/DR021605.html#OUT_OF_ACES
Is the world coming to an end? Or just another brick in the wall?
ParticipantAnother link I was looking for.
“Today, with a Federal Reserve Bank and deposit insurance, we seem to have done away with the quaint notion of a bank run. Instead, we suffer near-continuous debasement of our currency, a mostly gradual, but sure erosion in purchasing power. We suffer from debts and deficits that would be impossible under a strict gold standard. Who is the better for it?”
http://www.dailyreckoning.com/Issues/2005/DR021605.html#OUT_OF_ACES
Is the world coming to an end? Or just another brick in the wall?
ParticipantThis is just a totally random sampling of a typical McMansion in a typical American city with a MAJESTIC pool and WALLS OF WINDOWS.
No matter how low it gets in SD, I think there will always be a sunshine tax and it can never get this low…
ParticipantThis is just a totally random sampling of a typical McMansion in a typical American city with a MAJESTIC pool and WALLS OF WINDOWS.
No matter how low it gets in SD, I think there will always be a sunshine tax and it can never get this low…
ParticipantThis is just a totally random sampling of a typical McMansion in a typical American city with a MAJESTIC pool and WALLS OF WINDOWS.
No matter how low it gets in SD, I think there will always be a sunshine tax and it can never get this low…
ParticipantCBad –
Unless you are talking about south Imperial Beach near the “river delta”, I think you are just bragging!
ParticipantCBad –
Unless you are talking about south Imperial Beach near the “river delta”, I think you are just bragging!
ParticipantCBad –
Unless you are talking about south Imperial Beach near the “river delta”, I think you are just bragging!
ParticipantThanks for the insight guys. North of 52 is no problem for us either. Maybe time will shave off some $$$ on Scripps. Watching the monitor. It’s the wife who is really looking to cut down her commute and she works in the traffic hell that is UTC. Don’t know how the commute is from Poway or Scripps Ranch, but those are still looking pretty pricey. University City is faceless and overpriced. I’m not a fan of Carmel Valley for much the same reason. We will have sufficient equity to sit on because we have owned forever and are not greedy.
It’s a typical dilemma for San Diego – neighborhood with some character, not-hellish commute to UTC job, decent price. I think only time gets us back to a favorable look at that. That’s why I think selling now and renting leaves the most options. For us.
ParticipantThanks for the insight guys. North of 52 is no problem for us either. Maybe time will shave off some $$$ on Scripps. Watching the monitor. It’s the wife who is really looking to cut down her commute and she works in the traffic hell that is UTC. Don’t know how the commute is from Poway or Scripps Ranch, but those are still looking pretty pricey. University City is faceless and overpriced. I’m not a fan of Carmel Valley for much the same reason. We will have sufficient equity to sit on because we have owned forever and are not greedy.
It’s a typical dilemma for San Diego – neighborhood with some character, not-hellish commute to UTC job, decent price. I think only time gets us back to a favorable look at that. That’s why I think selling now and renting leaves the most options. For us.
ParticipantThanks for the insight guys. North of 52 is no problem for us either. Maybe time will shave off some $$$ on Scripps. Watching the monitor. It’s the wife who is really looking to cut down her commute and she works in the traffic hell that is UTC. Don’t know how the commute is from Poway or Scripps Ranch, but those are still looking pretty pricey. University City is faceless and overpriced. I’m not a fan of Carmel Valley for much the same reason. We will have sufficient equity to sit on because we have owned forever and are not greedy.
It’s a typical dilemma for San Diego – neighborhood with some character, not-hellish commute to UTC job, decent price. I think only time gets us back to a favorable look at that. That’s why I think selling now and renting leaves the most options. For us.
ParticipantThanks SD Realtor,
As for the schools, we have heard about some racial tension at the high school due to busing, and it does seem like a neighborhood for “mom”.
Sorry to go off topic there. Since we know want to relocate, we are definitely going to try and get sold right now, rent for a year or two or more if necessary. I don’t see any way this market can stay even flat. Renting gives you too much flexibility in our circumstance. If you don’t sell now, be prepared to adjust expectations for the future.
ParticipantThanks SD Realtor,
As for the schools, we have heard about some racial tension at the high school due to busing, and it does seem like a neighborhood for “mom”.
Sorry to go off topic there. Since we know want to relocate, we are definitely going to try and get sold right now, rent for a year or two or more if necessary. I don’t see any way this market can stay even flat. Renting gives you too much flexibility in our circumstance. If you don’t sell now, be prepared to adjust expectations for the future.
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