[macmichael]

Open sunday for more promotion of remodeling business and piano music.

6405 Brynwood Way closed at 735K for 2005 sq ft, very clean house, owners had been in it for years. IMO buyers got a very good price.

So virtually nothing left on the top of the hill at this time under 1.0M

[macmichael]

Open sunday for more promotion of remodeling business and piano music.

6405 Brynwood Way closed at 735K for 2005 sq ft, very clean house, owners had been in it for years. IMO buyers got a very good price.

So virtually nothing left on the top of the hill at this time under 1.0M

[macmichael]

Open sunday for more promotion of remodeling business and piano music.

6405 Brynwood Way closed at 735K for 2005 sq ft, very clean house, owners had been in it for years. IMO buyers got a very good price.

So virtually nothing left on the top of the hill at this time under 1.0M

[macmichael]

Open sunday for more promotion of remodeling business and piano music.

6405 Brynwood Way closed at 735K for 2005 sq ft, very clean house, owners had been in it for years. IMO buyers got a very good price.

So virtually nothing left on the top of the hill at this time under 1.0M

[macmichael]

Open sunday for more promotion of remodeling business and piano music.

6405 Brynwood Way closed at 735K for 2005 sq ft, very clean house, owners had been in it for years. IMO buyers got a very good price.

So virtually nothing left on the top of the hill at this time under 1.0M

[macmichael]

We moved to SD in 98 and thought we were ready for a condo. First year lived in Park Row downtown and then bought on Bankers Hill in Brittany Tower. After 5 years we sold and moved to Del Cerro for a SFR. This was well before the high rise condo explosion. Some points we found.

We always tended to go north to Hillcrest or Little Italy to eat; Gas Lamp was too expensive, and too tourist focused.

At the time Ralph’s was only store and it was way over priced. Had to drive too far to get to anything. Shortage of a wide variety of services.

Parking, storage, homeless people, HOA issues and a wide variety of similar issues and we said no more. Although Bankers Hill was alot better than downtown.

All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that.

[macmichael]

We moved to SD in 98 and thought we were ready for a condo. First year lived in Park Row downtown and then bought on Bankers Hill in Brittany Tower. After 5 years we sold and moved to Del Cerro for a SFR. This was well before the high rise condo explosion. Some points we found.

We always tended to go north to Hillcrest or Little Italy to eat; Gas Lamp was too expensive, and too tourist focused.

At the time Ralph’s was only store and it was way over priced. Had to drive too far to get to anything. Shortage of a wide variety of services.

Parking, storage, homeless people, HOA issues and a wide variety of similar issues and we said no more. Although Bankers Hill was alot better than downtown.

All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that.

[macmichael]

We moved to SD in 98 and thought we were ready for a condo. First year lived in Park Row downtown and then bought on Bankers Hill in Brittany Tower. After 5 years we sold and moved to Del Cerro for a SFR. This was well before the high rise condo explosion. Some points we found.

We always tended to go north to Hillcrest or Little Italy to eat; Gas Lamp was too expensive, and too tourist focused.

At the time Ralph’s was only store and it was way over priced. Had to drive too far to get to anything. Shortage of a wide variety of services.

Parking, storage, homeless people, HOA issues and a wide variety of similar issues and we said no more. Although Bankers Hill was alot better than downtown.

All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that.

[macmichael]

We moved to SD in 98 and thought we were ready for a condo. First year lived in Park Row downtown and then bought on Bankers Hill in Brittany Tower. After 5 years we sold and moved to Del Cerro for a SFR. This was well before the high rise condo explosion. Some points we found.

We always tended to go north to Hillcrest or Little Italy to eat; Gas Lamp was too expensive, and too tourist focused.

At the time Ralph’s was only store and it was way over priced. Had to drive too far to get to anything. Shortage of a wide variety of services.

Parking, storage, homeless people, HOA issues and a wide variety of similar issues and we said no more. Although Bankers Hill was alot better than downtown.

All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that.

[macmichael]

We moved to SD in 98 and thought we were ready for a condo. First year lived in Park Row downtown and then bought on Bankers Hill in Brittany Tower. After 5 years we sold and moved to Del Cerro for a SFR. This was well before the high rise condo explosion. Some points we found.

We always tended to go north to Hillcrest or Little Italy to eat; Gas Lamp was too expensive, and too tourist focused.

At the time Ralph’s was only store and it was way over priced. Had to drive too far to get to anything. Shortage of a wide variety of services.

Parking, storage, homeless people, HOA issues and a wide variety of similar issues and we said no more. Although Bankers Hill was alot better than downtown.

All the advertising shows the glamor and implies everything is so light and easy. I suppose if you have unlimited $$$ and live in best building and can hire everything out ( dog walking, cleaning, shopping, etc. ) it is okay, but think carefully about the reality of everyday life and how the HOA limits your rights. Been there, done that.

[macmichael]

Re: interest rates

For those who didn’t live thru it, remember late 70’s and most of 80’s 8.5% would have been a screaming bargain.

Personally started building a house in 81 using all cash and when we ran out of cash finally got a mortgage at 16.75% so it could get finished. All the time savings and loan keep saying wait wait rates have to go down, but the just kep going up.

With the FED and politicians trying to bail out, give to, finance, stimulate, etc. everything in sight there is only one way rates are going to go. Let me let you guess which way. So as per others comments inflation, interest rates and down payments will be significantly more important in the future and must be factored in.

[macmichael]

Re: interest rates

For those who didn’t live thru it, remember late 70’s and most of 80’s 8.5% would have been a screaming bargain.

Personally started building a house in 81 using all cash and when we ran out of cash finally got a mortgage at 16.75% so it could get finished. All the time savings and loan keep saying wait wait rates have to go down, but the just kep going up.

With the FED and politicians trying to bail out, give to, finance, stimulate, etc. everything in sight there is only one way rates are going to go. Let me let you guess which way. So as per others comments inflation, interest rates and down payments will be significantly more important in the future and must be factored in.

[macmichael]

Re: interest rates

For those who didn’t live thru it, remember late 70’s and most of 80’s 8.5% would have been a screaming bargain.

Personally started building a house in 81 using all cash and when we ran out of cash finally got a mortgage at 16.75% so it could get finished. All the time savings and loan keep saying wait wait rates have to go down, but the just kep going up.

With the FED and politicians trying to bail out, give to, finance, stimulate, etc. everything in sight there is only one way rates are going to go. Let me let you guess which way. So as per others comments inflation, interest rates and down payments will be significantly more important in the future and must be factored in.

[macmichael]

Re: interest rates

For those who didn’t live thru it, remember late 70’s and most of 80’s 8.5% would have been a screaming bargain.

Personally started building a house in 81 using all cash and when we ran out of cash finally got a mortgage at 16.75% so it could get finished. All the time savings and loan keep saying wait wait rates have to go down, but the just kep going up.

With the FED and politicians trying to bail out, give to, finance, stimulate, etc. everything in sight there is only one way rates are going to go. Let me let you guess which way. So as per others comments inflation, interest rates and down payments will be significantly more important in the future and must be factored in.

[macmichael]

Re: interest rates

For those who didn’t live thru it, remember late 70’s and most of 80’s 8.5% would have been a screaming bargain.

Personally started building a house in 81 using all cash and when we ran out of cash finally got a mortgage at 16.75% so it could get finished. All the time savings and loan keep saying wait wait rates have to go down, but the just kep going up.

With the FED and politicians trying to bail out, give to, finance, stimulate, etc. everything in sight there is only one way rates are going to go. Let me let you guess which way. So as per others comments inflation, interest rates and down payments will be significantly more important in the future and must be factored in.

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