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ParticipantAll the ones in poway look like they’ve been poorly maintained and never upgraded–even partially vandalized by the prior ‘owners’.
I’m sorry but $400-500k for a house that needs $50-100k in work is not a ‘good deal’ in my book.
ParticipantAll the ones in poway look like they’ve been poorly maintained and never upgraded–even partially vandalized by the prior ‘owners’.
I’m sorry but $400-500k for a house that needs $50-100k in work is not a ‘good deal’ in my book.
ParticipantAll the ones in poway look like they’ve been poorly maintained and never upgraded–even partially vandalized by the prior ‘owners’.
I’m sorry but $400-500k for a house that needs $50-100k in work is not a ‘good deal’ in my book.
ParticipantYou’ll get alot more than $350k for a 3/2 in AG. I bought my 3/1 in 2003 for slightly more than this and property values haven’t come down that low (especially if you’ve remodeled it, as you say).
However, CV is still WAY overpriced. A friend bought an undervalued house there for just under a mil a few years ago. The same houses were selling new for about $420k in the late 90’s when they were built. They aren’t worth anything close to the 1-1.5 million they are going for now.
How’d you like to have a $12k annual property tax bill? Welcome to CV….
ParticipantYou’ll get alot more than $350k for a 3/2 in AG. I bought my 3/1 in 2003 for slightly more than this and property values haven’t come down that low (especially if you’ve remodeled it, as you say).
However, CV is still WAY overpriced. A friend bought an undervalued house there for just under a mil a few years ago. The same houses were selling new for about $420k in the late 90’s when they were built. They aren’t worth anything close to the 1-1.5 million they are going for now.
How’d you like to have a $12k annual property tax bill? Welcome to CV….
ParticipantYou’ll get alot more than $350k for a 3/2 in AG. I bought my 3/1 in 2003 for slightly more than this and property values haven’t come down that low (especially if you’ve remodeled it, as you say).
However, CV is still WAY overpriced. A friend bought an undervalued house there for just under a mil a few years ago. The same houses were selling new for about $420k in the late 90’s when they were built. They aren’t worth anything close to the 1-1.5 million they are going for now.
How’d you like to have a $12k annual property tax bill? Welcome to CV….
ParticipantYou’ll get alot more than $350k for a 3/2 in AG. I bought my 3/1 in 2003 for slightly more than this and property values haven’t come down that low (especially if you’ve remodeled it, as you say).
However, CV is still WAY overpriced. A friend bought an undervalued house there for just under a mil a few years ago. The same houses were selling new for about $420k in the late 90’s when they were built. They aren’t worth anything close to the 1-1.5 million they are going for now.
How’d you like to have a $12k annual property tax bill? Welcome to CV….
ParticipantIf history is any indicator, he’ll ‘resign’ with a golden parachute worth tens or more likely hundreds of millions of dollars…
ParticipantIf history is any indicator, he’ll ‘resign’ with a golden parachute worth tens or more likely hundreds of millions of dollars…
ParticipantIf history is any indicator, he’ll ‘resign’ with a golden parachute worth tens or more likely hundreds of millions of dollars…
ParticipantIf history is any indicator, he’ll ‘resign’ with a golden parachute worth tens or more likely hundreds of millions of dollars…
Participant“Please also understand that there are countless people that do not understand real estate as you do.”
I’m sympathetic…kind of…but this statement rings hollow. I knew nothing about mortgages or real estate before I bought my house. I figured that I better learn something before I put myself in the hole almost $400k.
So, I bought a few books (including Home Buying for Dummies) and learned a few things. One of the things I learned was the risk in ARM’s and decided I’d buy less house and get a 30 year fixed rate loan since I wasn’t willing to take the gamble of rising rates and not being able to refinance into payments I could afford.
You on the other hand, plead ignorance after having dropped more than a half million on a house with loan terms you didn’t understand? People like you probably spend more time comparison shopping and doing research on the internet for a TV than you did for your house. That’s sad…very sad.
Participant“Please also understand that there are countless people that do not understand real estate as you do.”
I’m sympathetic…kind of…but this statement rings hollow. I knew nothing about mortgages or real estate before I bought my house. I figured that I better learn something before I put myself in the hole almost $400k.
So, I bought a few books (including Home Buying for Dummies) and learned a few things. One of the things I learned was the risk in ARM’s and decided I’d buy less house and get a 30 year fixed rate loan since I wasn’t willing to take the gamble of rising rates and not being able to refinance into payments I could afford.
You on the other hand, plead ignorance after having dropped more than a half million on a house with loan terms you didn’t understand? People like you probably spend more time comparison shopping and doing research on the internet for a TV than you did for your house. That’s sad…very sad.
Participant“Please also understand that there are countless people that do not understand real estate as you do.”
I’m sympathetic…kind of…but this statement rings hollow. I knew nothing about mortgages or real estate before I bought my house. I figured that I better learn something before I put myself in the hole almost $400k.
So, I bought a few books (including Home Buying for Dummies) and learned a few things. One of the things I learned was the risk in ARM’s and decided I’d buy less house and get a 30 year fixed rate loan since I wasn’t willing to take the gamble of rising rates and not being able to refinance into payments I could afford.
You on the other hand, plead ignorance after having dropped more than a half million on a house with loan terms you didn’t understand? People like you probably spend more time comparison shopping and doing research on the internet for a TV than you did for your house. That’s sad…very sad.
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