[niy38]

if trend carries, carlsbad is about 12-18 month behind san marcos ?

San Marcos market is totally different from Temecula, I would say, North county market can be supported by rental market,
but Temecula don’t.

[niy38]

if trend carries, carlsbad is about 12-18 month behind san marcos ?

San Marcos market is totally different from Temecula, I would say, North county market can be supported by rental market,
but Temecula don’t.

[niy38]

if trend carries, carlsbad is about 12-18 month behind san marcos ?

San Marcos market is totally different from Temecula, I would say, North county market can be supported by rental market,
but Temecula don’t.

[niy38]

if trend carries, carlsbad is about 12-18 month behind san marcos ?

San Marcos market is totally different from Temecula, I would say, North county market can be supported by rental market,
but Temecula don’t.

[niy38]

if trend carries, carlsbad is about 12-18 month behind san marcos ?

San Marcos market is totally different from Temecula, I would say, North county market can be supported by rental market,
but Temecula don’t.

[niy38]

pay much less ? like 300k for 2000 square foot ? unless there
is big recession otherwise I can not see this will happen in
SD area.

[niy38]

pay much less ? like 300k for 2000 square foot ? unless there
is big recession otherwise I can not see this will happen in
SD area.

[niy38]

pay much less ? like 300k for 2000 square foot ? unless there
is big recession otherwise I can not see this will happen in
SD area.

[niy38]

pay much less ? like 300k for 2000 square foot ? unless there
is big recession otherwise I can not see this will happen in
SD area.

[niy38]

pay much less ? like 300k for 2000 square foot ? unless there
is big recession otherwise I can not see this will happen in
SD area.

[niy38]

but even people leave their foreclosured house, they still
need to find a place to live. I know there are a lots of
discussion if rent go down in history, but I really doubt that
will happen in San Diego area, probably at most level off.

I don’t have to buy now because of family reason, but
considering the inflation, interest rate, I’m a little bit
worried my saving will turn into a pile of useless green paper.

[niy38]

but even people leave their foreclosured house, they still
need to find a place to live. I know there are a lots of
discussion if rent go down in history, but I really doubt that
will happen in San Diego area, probably at most level off.

I don’t have to buy now because of family reason, but
considering the inflation, interest rate, I’m a little bit
worried my saving will turn into a pile of useless green paper.

[niy38]

but even people leave their foreclosured house, they still
need to find a place to live. I know there are a lots of
discussion if rent go down in history, but I really doubt that
will happen in San Diego area, probably at most level off.

I don’t have to buy now because of family reason, but
considering the inflation, interest rate, I’m a little bit
worried my saving will turn into a pile of useless green paper.

[niy38]

but even people leave their foreclosured house, they still
need to find a place to live. I know there are a lots of
discussion if rent go down in history, but I really doubt that
will happen in San Diego area, probably at most level off.

I don’t have to buy now because of family reason, but
considering the inflation, interest rate, I’m a little bit
worried my saving will turn into a pile of useless green paper.

[niy38]

but even people leave their foreclosured house, they still
need to find a place to live. I know there are a lots of
discussion if rent go down in history, but I really doubt that
will happen in San Diego area, probably at most level off.

I don’t have to buy now because of family reason, but
considering the inflation, interest rate, I’m a little bit
worried my saving will turn into a pile of useless green paper.

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