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thanks arraya, but zillow is no help; i think the neighborhood is too new and don’t show up… does public record show how much people financed?

[justbought]

thanks arraya, but zillow is no help; i think the neighborhood is too new and don’t show up… does public record show how much people financed?

[justbought]

thanks arraya, but zillow is no help; i think the neighborhood is too new and don’t show up… does public record show how much people financed?

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sdcellar:

Would you be able to us how many homes on arabian crest rd, foxhound way, mustang ridge dr, cherry hill ln, birch hill ln, heather ridge dr, have a “shoddy loan”?

search on foreclosure.com didn’t show up any homes on the above streets, but I know it take ~7 mo after owner stops paying mortgage to get NOD..

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sdcellar:

Would you be able to us how many homes on arabian crest rd, foxhound way, mustang ridge dr, cherry hill ln, birch hill ln, heather ridge dr, have a “shoddy loan”?

search on foreclosure.com didn’t show up any homes on the above streets, but I know it take ~7 mo after owner stops paying mortgage to get NOD..

[justbought]

sdcellar:

Would you be able to us how many homes on arabian crest rd, foxhound way, mustang ridge dr, cherry hill ln, birch hill ln, heather ridge dr, have a “shoddy loan”?

search on foreclosure.com didn’t show up any homes on the above streets, but I know it take ~7 mo after owner stops paying mortgage to get NOD..

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No I can’t afford to lose $200K & I am not a CEO. But I can ride out the depreciation and losing 200K on PAPER, and I hope I don’t have cash out on a down market when I get old. Why would someone go to bankruptcy if mortgage manageable? Also, if I have to move to a similar market when home prices are down, I can probably afford a similar home even if I lose money on the current one.

Also, I am NOT suggesting anyone to buy. The guy asked about the community, and I am just giving him my opinion of it, since i have a first-hand experience. Like he said, he can’t even buy (from a phase release) even if he wants to.

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No I can’t afford to lose $200K & I am not a CEO. But I can ride out the depreciation and losing 200K on PAPER, and I hope I don’t have cash out on a down market when I get old. Why would someone go to bankruptcy if mortgage manageable? Also, if I have to move to a similar market when home prices are down, I can probably afford a similar home even if I lose money on the current one.

Also, I am NOT suggesting anyone to buy. The guy asked about the community, and I am just giving him my opinion of it, since i have a first-hand experience. Like he said, he can’t even buy (from a phase release) even if he wants to.

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No I can’t afford to lose $200K & I am not a CEO. But I can ride out the depreciation and losing 200K on PAPER, and I hope I don’t have cash out on a down market when I get old. Why would someone go to bankruptcy if mortgage manageable? Also, if I have to move to a similar market when home prices are down, I can probably afford a similar home even if I lose money on the current one.

Also, I am NOT suggesting anyone to buy. The guy asked about the community, and I am just giving him my opinion of it, since i have a first-hand experience. Like he said, he can’t even buy (from a phase release) even if he wants to.

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my point too. I am guessing that my neighbors make enough money and seem serious about staying, like I am. So I think it’s going to be a stable neighborhood, unlike many that are becoming ghost towns.

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my point too. I am guessing that my neighbors make enough money and seem serious about staying, like I am. So I think it’s going to be a stable neighborhood, unlike many that are becoming ghost towns.

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my point too. I am guessing that my neighbors make enough money and seem serious about staying, like I am. So I think it’s going to be a stable neighborhood, unlike many that are becoming ghost towns.

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Of course it would be best if one could buy low and sell high and pocket the change. But for a family with bunch of kids, it might be more important to have the space and stability. Even after selling a house, a family needs a equivalent place to live in; perhaps for rich families, the hassle isn’t worth a few 100K. For singles and couples who smartly bought back in 2000, I agree they should have sold last year and sit on the side line for few years.

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Of course it would be best if one could buy low and sell high and pocket the change. But for a family with bunch of kids, it might be more important to have the space and stability. Even after selling a house, a family needs a equivalent place to live in; perhaps for rich families, the hassle isn’t worth a few 100K. For singles and couples who smartly bought back in 2000, I agree they should have sold last year and sit on the side line for few years.

[justbought]

Of course it would be best if one could buy low and sell high and pocket the change. But for a family with bunch of kids, it might be more important to have the space and stability. Even after selling a house, a family needs a equivalent place to live in; perhaps for rich families, the hassle isn’t worth a few 100K. For singles and couples who smartly bought back in 2000, I agree they should have sold last year and sit on the side line for few years.

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