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masayako
ParticipantI won’t even consider that at $235k. Call me when the price go back to 1998/1999 range, below $200k is what it’s worth.
masayako
ParticipantI won’t even consider that at $235k. Call me when the price go back to 1998/1999 range, below $200k is what it’s worth.
masayako
ParticipantWhatever you do, don’t go into telecom.
My wife& I are in telecom and we are constantly worrying about layoffs. We make low 6 figures and never feel really safe at all.
ParticipantSD Realtor,
I can confirm what you saw at 4S ranch. My wife and I visited Evergreen and Maybeck on past Saturday at around 4:00pm.
Both places are packed with about 7-8 peopls in the sales office checking out pricing and talking to the sales agents actively. There are constantly people coming in & out of the model homes. By the way, ‘Residence 3’ at Evergreen looks sharp to me (but the MR & HOA is a killer at 4S). Just my 2 cents.
I am not convinced that this is the bottom. Either way, $800k on a small lot is still not my cup of tea. I’m not a big fan of becoming a mortgage slave of such big loan.
Masayako
ParticipantHalf a million dollar house in Temecula/Murrieta?
Personally, I won’t pay anything beyond $350k for it. If you look at the price range of the house in the pre-bubble period, you should know that the house should worth in the high $200k range (pre-2000). With inflation in mind, anything beyond $350k lose the margin of safety of the investment.
If I were you, I won’t pull the trigger cos’, my friend, it will backfire.
masayako
ParticipantVancouver, Canada.
ParticipantIn my humble opinion:
I will vote for Al Gore as the president. Global warming is the most important subject concerning THE EARTH we (and our children) live in.
So, “Mr. future president”, here is the plan you should be working on:
1. Fix global warming and cut green house gases
2. Regulate and lower healthcare/insurance cost; reform social security
3. Get the heck out of Iraq right the way
4. Rapidly support alternative energy and regulate oil consumption
5. Cut military spending; we don’t need more army/weapons than what we already havemasayako
January 18, 2007 at 10:10 PM in reply to: Under-construction condo complex burns up; cause not yet known #43779ParticipantUnderwater construction….. very fishy
ParticipantThere are some haters here lately. Must be some desperate homeowners who try to hold on to their big gains and forget to sell before the peak.
I’m a little mean today. Sorry all.
masayako
ParticipantSorry to say, but, happy to see that. 😉
ParticipantJust to put things in perspective, if NODs jump SO HIGH to the point where HOA becomes a problem, well, my friend, HOA would be the last thing we worry about.
ParticipantWho cares what market it is?!
Buyer’s market? Seller’s market? Whatever.
You have money in your hand, it’s your market.
In other words, if you have no money in your hand, it’s the other guy’s market.
ParticipantYes, the last one is unreal, but yet it’s real. 🙂
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