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Participant4s Renter
Since this article only speaks to condo’s with HOAs, I assume the same could be said for SFR with HOAs. Take most of the newer homes in SD County that have HOAs. Could the same scenario occur if a 3rd of the homes fall into foreclosure in a tract of homes or subdev in that the other owners will incur the costs as part of an adjustment up in HOAs?
Thats something to consider and or get in writing from the HOAs when buying if thats the case.
Participant4s Renter
Since this article only speaks to condo’s with HOAs, I assume the same could be said for SFR with HOAs. Take most of the newer homes in SD County that have HOAs. Could the same scenario occur if a 3rd of the homes fall into foreclosure in a tract of homes or subdev in that the other owners will incur the costs as part of an adjustment up in HOAs?
Thats something to consider and or get in writing from the HOAs when buying if thats the case.
Participant4s Renter
Since this article only speaks to condo’s with HOAs, I assume the same could be said for SFR with HOAs. Take most of the newer homes in SD County that have HOAs. Could the same scenario occur if a 3rd of the homes fall into foreclosure in a tract of homes or subdev in that the other owners will incur the costs as part of an adjustment up in HOAs?
Thats something to consider and or get in writing from the HOAs when buying if thats the case.
Participant4s Renter
Since this article only speaks to condo’s with HOAs, I assume the same could be said for SFR with HOAs. Take most of the newer homes in SD County that have HOAs. Could the same scenario occur if a 3rd of the homes fall into foreclosure in a tract of homes or subdev in that the other owners will incur the costs as part of an adjustment up in HOAs?
Thats something to consider and or get in writing from the HOAs when buying if thats the case.
Participant4s Renter
Itulip – Thats the biggest mess of a website.
I have been looking at the Kymcho Venox – Small 250cc bike to get for my commute. Only problem is transporting the newborn to daycare. But 16 miles through RSF roads would be a lot more pleasant on a Venox.
Participant4s Renter
Itulip – Thats the biggest mess of a website.
I have been looking at the Kymcho Venox – Small 250cc bike to get for my commute. Only problem is transporting the newborn to daycare. But 16 miles through RSF roads would be a lot more pleasant on a Venox.
Participant4s Renter
Itulip – Thats the biggest mess of a website.
I have been looking at the Kymcho Venox – Small 250cc bike to get for my commute. Only problem is transporting the newborn to daycare. But 16 miles through RSF roads would be a lot more pleasant on a Venox.
Participant4s Renter
Itulip – Thats the biggest mess of a website.
I have been looking at the Kymcho Venox – Small 250cc bike to get for my commute. Only problem is transporting the newborn to daycare. But 16 miles through RSF roads would be a lot more pleasant on a Venox.
Participant4s Renter
Itulip – Thats the biggest mess of a website.
I have been looking at the Kymcho Venox – Small 250cc bike to get for my commute. Only problem is transporting the newborn to daycare. But 16 miles through RSF roads would be a lot more pleasant on a Venox.
May 14, 2008 at 3:33 PM in reply to: nice price drop down in Silhouette @ 4S ranch (~$10K/month since Dec. 2007) #204050Participant4s Renter
Del Sur is “Green” built so there are features that make your home more energy efficient (Solar panels on some homes, Tankless water heaters etc). Del sur also have multiple parks with pools in them (all gated) for all residents to use. These two things are reasons that I would love to live in Del Sur.
Del sur is also only on one side of Camino Del Norte, a huge advantage IMO. I hate that about 4S. I wish 4S had an entrance like San Elijo has on the south end. It makes it feel like its own city. But whats done is done.
4S will give you more diversity in home plans/sites/prices. You are also within walking distance to shops/restaraunts/ LA Fitness and closer to a major highway artery. You can also go two different ways to get to the 56/Carmel Valley.
I think both are in for a deep downswing. They have both already seen a drop, but more is on the way.
Im sure I missed some things.
May 14, 2008 at 3:33 PM in reply to: nice price drop down in Silhouette @ 4S ranch (~$10K/month since Dec. 2007) #204102Participant4s Renter
Del Sur is “Green” built so there are features that make your home more energy efficient (Solar panels on some homes, Tankless water heaters etc). Del sur also have multiple parks with pools in them (all gated) for all residents to use. These two things are reasons that I would love to live in Del Sur.
Del sur is also only on one side of Camino Del Norte, a huge advantage IMO. I hate that about 4S. I wish 4S had an entrance like San Elijo has on the south end. It makes it feel like its own city. But whats done is done.
4S will give you more diversity in home plans/sites/prices. You are also within walking distance to shops/restaraunts/ LA Fitness and closer to a major highway artery. You can also go two different ways to get to the 56/Carmel Valley.
I think both are in for a deep downswing. They have both already seen a drop, but more is on the way.
Im sure I missed some things.
May 14, 2008 at 3:33 PM in reply to: nice price drop down in Silhouette @ 4S ranch (~$10K/month since Dec. 2007) #204128Participant4s Renter
Del Sur is “Green” built so there are features that make your home more energy efficient (Solar panels on some homes, Tankless water heaters etc). Del sur also have multiple parks with pools in them (all gated) for all residents to use. These two things are reasons that I would love to live in Del Sur.
Del sur is also only on one side of Camino Del Norte, a huge advantage IMO. I hate that about 4S. I wish 4S had an entrance like San Elijo has on the south end. It makes it feel like its own city. But whats done is done.
4S will give you more diversity in home plans/sites/prices. You are also within walking distance to shops/restaraunts/ LA Fitness and closer to a major highway artery. You can also go two different ways to get to the 56/Carmel Valley.
I think both are in for a deep downswing. They have both already seen a drop, but more is on the way.
Im sure I missed some things.
May 14, 2008 at 3:33 PM in reply to: nice price drop down in Silhouette @ 4S ranch (~$10K/month since Dec. 2007) #204150Participant4s Renter
Del Sur is “Green” built so there are features that make your home more energy efficient (Solar panels on some homes, Tankless water heaters etc). Del sur also have multiple parks with pools in them (all gated) for all residents to use. These two things are reasons that I would love to live in Del Sur.
Del sur is also only on one side of Camino Del Norte, a huge advantage IMO. I hate that about 4S. I wish 4S had an entrance like San Elijo has on the south end. It makes it feel like its own city. But whats done is done.
4S will give you more diversity in home plans/sites/prices. You are also within walking distance to shops/restaraunts/ LA Fitness and closer to a major highway artery. You can also go two different ways to get to the 56/Carmel Valley.
I think both are in for a deep downswing. They have both already seen a drop, but more is on the way.
Im sure I missed some things.
May 14, 2008 at 3:33 PM in reply to: nice price drop down in Silhouette @ 4S ranch (~$10K/month since Dec. 2007) #204184Participant4s Renter
Del Sur is “Green” built so there are features that make your home more energy efficient (Solar panels on some homes, Tankless water heaters etc). Del sur also have multiple parks with pools in them (all gated) for all residents to use. These two things are reasons that I would love to live in Del Sur.
Del sur is also only on one side of Camino Del Norte, a huge advantage IMO. I hate that about 4S. I wish 4S had an entrance like San Elijo has on the south end. It makes it feel like its own city. But whats done is done.
4S will give you more diversity in home plans/sites/prices. You are also within walking distance to shops/restaraunts/ LA Fitness and closer to a major highway artery. You can also go two different ways to get to the 56/Carmel Valley.
I think both are in for a deep downswing. They have both already seen a drop, but more is on the way.
Im sure I missed some things.
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