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March 13, 2011 at 9:38 AM in reply to: Recommend any sites to look at open houses in La Jolla? #677350March 13, 2011 at 9:38 AM in reply to: Recommend any sites to look at open houses in La Jolla? #677699
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ParticipantThe La Jolla Light or La Jolla Village Newspapers. They come out every Thursday and also have online sites.
Besides that I have found that the best way is to just drive around the specific area of La Jolla on Sundays
March 8, 2011 at 2:43 PM in reply to: Offer accepted on a unit, question about wood floors and noise. #674928ParticipantPersonally that kind of noise drives me nuts but you are the one that might be living there. You pretty much always will have some sort of noise in a condo and being a end unit should help your cause.
If you are getting a great deal on the condo then might be smart to go forward because if noise bothers you too much in the future then you could sell and still break even or make a little.
March 8, 2011 at 2:43 PM in reply to: Offer accepted on a unit, question about wood floors and noise. #674984ParticipantPersonally that kind of noise drives me nuts but you are the one that might be living there. You pretty much always will have some sort of noise in a condo and being a end unit should help your cause.
If you are getting a great deal on the condo then might be smart to go forward because if noise bothers you too much in the future then you could sell and still break even or make a little.
March 8, 2011 at 2:43 PM in reply to: Offer accepted on a unit, question about wood floors and noise. #675597ParticipantPersonally that kind of noise drives me nuts but you are the one that might be living there. You pretty much always will have some sort of noise in a condo and being a end unit should help your cause.
If you are getting a great deal on the condo then might be smart to go forward because if noise bothers you too much in the future then you could sell and still break even or make a little.
March 8, 2011 at 2:43 PM in reply to: Offer accepted on a unit, question about wood floors and noise. #675734ParticipantPersonally that kind of noise drives me nuts but you are the one that might be living there. You pretty much always will have some sort of noise in a condo and being a end unit should help your cause.
If you are getting a great deal on the condo then might be smart to go forward because if noise bothers you too much in the future then you could sell and still break even or make a little.
March 8, 2011 at 2:43 PM in reply to: Offer accepted on a unit, question about wood floors and noise. #676080ParticipantPersonally that kind of noise drives me nuts but you are the one that might be living there. You pretty much always will have some sort of noise in a condo and being a end unit should help your cause.
If you are getting a great deal on the condo then might be smart to go forward because if noise bothers you too much in the future then you could sell and still break even or make a little.
ParticipantCertain neighborhoods and price points haven’t bottomed yet
ParticipantCertain neighborhoods and price points haven’t bottomed yet
ParticipantCertain neighborhoods and price points haven’t bottomed yet
ParticipantCertain neighborhoods and price points haven’t bottomed yet
ParticipantCertain neighborhoods and price points haven’t bottomed yet
ParticipantIts been brought up before, but it is pointless to complain about lender UW standards being to demanding.
Anyone loaning 80%-90% of an appraised value should be able to look closely under the hood. Personally I would UW the same for 50% ltv as I would for 90% ltv.
ParticipantIts been brought up before, but it is pointless to complain about lender UW standards being to demanding.
Anyone loaning 80%-90% of an appraised value should be able to look closely under the hood. Personally I would UW the same for 50% ltv as I would for 90% ltv.
ParticipantIts been brought up before, but it is pointless to complain about lender UW standards being to demanding.
Anyone loaning 80%-90% of an appraised value should be able to look closely under the hood. Personally I would UW the same for 50% ltv as I would for 90% ltv.
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