[La Jolla Renter]

It used to be a reasonably priced neighborhood in La Jolla. The elementary school is top notch, so it became the move up neighborhood for PB families. There are some great streets and some great houses in Birdrock, but a lot of late to the game yuppies got suckered into the tiny homes on tiny lots on very busy narrow streets. Imagine paying $1.2M for a 1,000 sqft 2/1.5 on a 4,500 sqft lot.

I can’t comment on Birdrock without taking a jab at the Seahaus condo complex… is the epitome of the ultra late to the party S U C K E R S!!! What the hell were those people thinking? Anyone have any recent sales that show the soon to get worse losses?

[La Jolla Renter]

I think it is most likely a fluke that it was that empty. IMO… Most people don’t save money at costco, they just get more stuff for their money.

I shop at costco every week, love the meat and produce quality. Much better than any grocery store in town.

I think consumer spending is hanging in there. I can’t explain why.

[La Jolla Renter]

I think it is most likely a fluke that it was that empty. IMO… Most people don’t save money at costco, they just get more stuff for their money.

I shop at costco every week, love the meat and produce quality. Much better than any grocery store in town.

I think consumer spending is hanging in there. I can’t explain why.

[La Jolla Renter]

I think it is most likely a fluke that it was that empty. IMO… Most people don’t save money at costco, they just get more stuff for their money.

I shop at costco every week, love the meat and produce quality. Much better than any grocery store in town.

I think consumer spending is hanging in there. I can’t explain why.

[La Jolla Renter]

Unload the property.

If you had a notion to be a long distance landlord of a 1947 home then you probably would not have started the post. Your gut is saying sell.

Take the money, invest it in a CD for now, maybe pay off some debt if applicable.

If you really want to be a landlord, wait a few years and low ball some investment property near your home that cash flows.

[La Jolla Renter]

Unload the property.

If you had a notion to be a long distance landlord of a 1947 home then you probably would not have started the post. Your gut is saying sell.

Take the money, invest it in a CD for now, maybe pay off some debt if applicable.

If you really want to be a landlord, wait a few years and low ball some investment property near your home that cash flows.

[La Jolla Renter]

Unload the property.

If you had a notion to be a long distance landlord of a 1947 home then you probably would not have started the post. Your gut is saying sell.

Take the money, invest it in a CD for now, maybe pay off some debt if applicable.

If you really want to be a landlord, wait a few years and low ball some investment property near your home that cash flows.

[La Jolla Renter]

The more rubberneckers that show up to the auction the more it adds to the hype.

There are much better things to do… enjoy the Beach!!!

What happens at the auction is really meaningless. What the price the properties officially close at is the real story. And we won’t know that for at least a month.

[La Jolla Renter]

The more rubberneckers that show up to the auction the more it adds to the hype.

There are much better things to do… enjoy the Beach!!!

What happens at the auction is really meaningless. What the price the properties officially close at is the real story. And we won’t know that for at least a month.

[La Jolla Renter]

The more rubberneckers that show up to the auction the more it adds to the hype.

There are much better things to do… enjoy the Beach!!!

What happens at the auction is really meaningless. What the price the properties officially close at is the real story. And we won’t know that for at least a month.

[La Jolla Renter]

radelow,

You are correct, I miss read a different article. Spending was up 15%.

What does that say about the economy? Confidence spending or Desperate spending?

I guess amex thinks it is Desperate spending and that is why they are boosting reserves to cover delinquencies.

[La Jolla Renter]

radelow,

You are correct, I miss read a different article. Spending was up 15%.

What does that say about the economy? Confidence spending or Desperate spending?

I guess amex thinks it is Desperate spending and that is why they are boosting reserves to cover delinquencies.

[La Jolla Renter]

Drew… interesting discovery.

Why would anyone be surprised with the Union Tribune’s sugar coating?

My guess is that Real-estate, Mortgage, and Home Improvement Ad Spending accounts for well over half of the UT’s Ad Revenue. Do developers etc. want to run full page ads next to bearish real-estate articles? Of course not.

After all, the UT is a business.

[La Jolla Renter]

Drew… interesting discovery.

Why would anyone be surprised with the Union Tribune’s sugar coating?

My guess is that Real-estate, Mortgage, and Home Improvement Ad Spending accounts for well over half of the UT’s Ad Revenue. Do developers etc. want to run full page ads next to bearish real-estate articles? Of course not.

After all, the UT is a business.

[La Jolla Renter]

FormerSanDiegan,

He is self employed in the real-estate/contsruction industry and may have to switch gears. Probably not a candidate for fraud as at the time of purchase, he was doing much better.

Does a 50s self employed person have a lot of hot job prospects in San Diego?

I don’t hire former self employed entrepreneurs. They just aren’t a good fit.

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