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August 12, 2010 at 10:48 PM in reply to: School test scores… like ’em or not, they’re out for the 2009/2010 year #590952August 12, 2010 at 10:48 PM in reply to: School test scores… like ’em or not, they’re out for the 2009/2010 year #591062joecParticipant
On the topic of food, is there a good Dim Sum place in SD with a discount during weekdays? Compared to SF, LA or Silicon Valley, Dim Sum is mighty expensive and lacking here…
August 12, 2010 at 10:48 PM in reply to: School test scores… like ’em or not, they’re out for the 2009/2010 year #591372joecParticipantOn the topic of food, is there a good Dim Sum place in SD with a discount during weekdays? Compared to SF, LA or Silicon Valley, Dim Sum is mighty expensive and lacking here…
joecParticipant[quote=kcal09]Can you imagine how the people feel who bought these homes for over $900k 3 years ago? It is my understanding however that Santee is going through a transition to becoming the La Jolla of the East County and the home values will go up faster than anywhere else…[/quote]
I was thinking the same thing…When I was looking at Sky Ranch back in 2007, these homes were close to a million (and weren’t really selling).
We liked the Crestview plan 3 and those were around 615k or so back then.
Not Sky Ranch, but some folks paid close to 700k for Riverwalk in Santee as well…
Prices were pretty crazy back then.
joecParticipant[quote=kcal09]Can you imagine how the people feel who bought these homes for over $900k 3 years ago? It is my understanding however that Santee is going through a transition to becoming the La Jolla of the East County and the home values will go up faster than anywhere else…[/quote]
I was thinking the same thing…When I was looking at Sky Ranch back in 2007, these homes were close to a million (and weren’t really selling).
We liked the Crestview plan 3 and those were around 615k or so back then.
Not Sky Ranch, but some folks paid close to 700k for Riverwalk in Santee as well…
Prices were pretty crazy back then.
joecParticipant[quote=kcal09]Can you imagine how the people feel who bought these homes for over $900k 3 years ago? It is my understanding however that Santee is going through a transition to becoming the La Jolla of the East County and the home values will go up faster than anywhere else…[/quote]
I was thinking the same thing…When I was looking at Sky Ranch back in 2007, these homes were close to a million (and weren’t really selling).
We liked the Crestview plan 3 and those were around 615k or so back then.
Not Sky Ranch, but some folks paid close to 700k for Riverwalk in Santee as well…
Prices were pretty crazy back then.
joecParticipant[quote=kcal09]Can you imagine how the people feel who bought these homes for over $900k 3 years ago? It is my understanding however that Santee is going through a transition to becoming the La Jolla of the East County and the home values will go up faster than anywhere else…[/quote]
I was thinking the same thing…When I was looking at Sky Ranch back in 2007, these homes were close to a million (and weren’t really selling).
We liked the Crestview plan 3 and those were around 615k or so back then.
Not Sky Ranch, but some folks paid close to 700k for Riverwalk in Santee as well…
Prices were pretty crazy back then.
joecParticipant[quote=kcal09]Can you imagine how the people feel who bought these homes for over $900k 3 years ago? It is my understanding however that Santee is going through a transition to becoming the La Jolla of the East County and the home values will go up faster than anywhere else…[/quote]
I was thinking the same thing…When I was looking at Sky Ranch back in 2007, these homes were close to a million (and weren’t really selling).
We liked the Crestview plan 3 and those were around 615k or so back then.
Not Sky Ranch, but some folks paid close to 700k for Riverwalk in Santee as well…
Prices were pretty crazy back then.
joecParticipantI hate Hate HATE BofA…I just got a notice I owe money for a safe deposit box I closed last year on an account I closed last year as well.
The staff sucks, they don’t want to spend anytime to actually provide any service to fix problems so you MIGHT actually want to do more business with them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it got sent to collections while I figure this all out.
I wouldn’t mind if the government let them or Merrill Lynch simply go away.
joecParticipantI hate Hate HATE BofA…I just got a notice I owe money for a safe deposit box I closed last year on an account I closed last year as well.
The staff sucks, they don’t want to spend anytime to actually provide any service to fix problems so you MIGHT actually want to do more business with them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it got sent to collections while I figure this all out.
I wouldn’t mind if the government let them or Merrill Lynch simply go away.
joecParticipantI hate Hate HATE BofA…I just got a notice I owe money for a safe deposit box I closed last year on an account I closed last year as well.
The staff sucks, they don’t want to spend anytime to actually provide any service to fix problems so you MIGHT actually want to do more business with them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it got sent to collections while I figure this all out.
I wouldn’t mind if the government let them or Merrill Lynch simply go away.
joecParticipantI hate Hate HATE BofA…I just got a notice I owe money for a safe deposit box I closed last year on an account I closed last year as well.
The staff sucks, they don’t want to spend anytime to actually provide any service to fix problems so you MIGHT actually want to do more business with them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it got sent to collections while I figure this all out.
I wouldn’t mind if the government let them or Merrill Lynch simply go away.
joecParticipantI hate Hate HATE BofA…I just got a notice I owe money for a safe deposit box I closed last year on an account I closed last year as well.
The staff sucks, they don’t want to spend anytime to actually provide any service to fix problems so you MIGHT actually want to do more business with them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it got sent to collections while I figure this all out.
I wouldn’t mind if the government let them or Merrill Lynch simply go away.
joecParticipantI still don’t know what’s the huge rush to buy in 6 months. There aren’t kids yet (or planned immediately) so like sdduuuude said, it’s a waste to pay for something (MR) you aren’t using.
2 years is a pretty long time out I think and the housing market isn’t going anywhere so there will always be places to buy.
Knowing full well how the nesting gene works, once a baby is coming, you will probably feel a huge pressure to buy something larger (been there, done that and know other folks that were in that boat), but since it’s not here yet, don’t feel rushed to get something this year. The Realtors can confirm, but I assume listings are starting to slow down already?
I can understand the commute can be bad and I hate traffic so much I feel like I get road rage daily (I assume you don’t have it as bad as me), but like the rest of the good honest advice, it seems for your situation, it sounds unwise to get something in 6 months. There aren’t even anymore tax credits left to try to rush in for that.
Also, why not sell the condo and not have that obligation when trying to qualify for a loan?
joecParticipantI still don’t know what’s the huge rush to buy in 6 months. There aren’t kids yet (or planned immediately) so like sdduuuude said, it’s a waste to pay for something (MR) you aren’t using.
2 years is a pretty long time out I think and the housing market isn’t going anywhere so there will always be places to buy.
Knowing full well how the nesting gene works, once a baby is coming, you will probably feel a huge pressure to buy something larger (been there, done that and know other folks that were in that boat), but since it’s not here yet, don’t feel rushed to get something this year. The Realtors can confirm, but I assume listings are starting to slow down already?
I can understand the commute can be bad and I hate traffic so much I feel like I get road rage daily (I assume you don’t have it as bad as me), but like the rest of the good honest advice, it seems for your situation, it sounds unwise to get something in 6 months. There aren’t even anymore tax credits left to try to rush in for that.
Also, why not sell the condo and not have that obligation when trying to qualify for a loan?
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