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Mama4obama
ParticipantSan Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.
The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.
Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.
ParticipantSan Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.
The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.
Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.
ParticipantSan Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.
The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.
Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.
ParticipantSan Diego may be expensive in comparison to the south eastern states coastal communities. But it has never been exactly the over inflated realestate market that the north eastern coastal states are, and they don’t even have good weather.
The property taxes out there trump mello roos. I asked my father in law how they figure the tax base out there, he said “nobody knows”. His home was 150k when he bought in the “80’s” and his taxes were somewhere around $6000 a year. I don’t think they are much different now though.
Growing up, and still now, I have never understood why we weren’t more expensive than the north east and the San Fran bay area.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]Even in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. …[/quote]
I very much agree but,I lived here most of my life, I am VERY appreciative of it. It was a great place to grow up and still is inspite of its obvious flaws. Couldn’t live anywhere else.
San Diego actually showed a marginal increase in population this year.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]Even in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. …[/quote]
I very much agree but,I lived here most of my life, I am VERY appreciative of it. It was a great place to grow up and still is inspite of its obvious flaws. Couldn’t live anywhere else.
San Diego actually showed a marginal increase in population this year.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]Even in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. …[/quote]
I very much agree but,I lived here most of my life, I am VERY appreciative of it. It was a great place to grow up and still is inspite of its obvious flaws. Couldn’t live anywhere else.
San Diego actually showed a marginal increase in population this year.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]Even in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. …[/quote]
I very much agree but,I lived here most of my life, I am VERY appreciative of it. It was a great place to grow up and still is inspite of its obvious flaws. Couldn’t live anywhere else.
San Diego actually showed a marginal increase in population this year.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]Even in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. …[/quote]
I very much agree but,I lived here most of my life, I am VERY appreciative of it. It was a great place to grow up and still is inspite of its obvious flaws. Couldn’t live anywhere else.
San Diego actually showed a marginal increase in population this year.
Participantformerly little lady
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Participantformerly little lady
Congratulations! Happy Holidays and GOOD LUCK!
Participantformerly little lady
Congratulations! Happy Holidays and GOOD LUCK!
Participantformerly little lady
Congratulations! Happy Holidays and GOOD LUCK!
Participantformerly little lady
Congratulations! Happy Holidays and GOOD LUCK!
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