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  • January 3, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: Sold “As Is, Where Is, And With All Its’ Faults??? #128705
    nostradamus
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    Hey hunny bunny

    It’s safe if you pay due diligence. You can’t be lazy about the inspections.

    “Where is” seems a strange thing to say about a house. Are you going to buy a house then move it somewhere else?

    “all it’s faults”. Is it located directly on an earthquake fault line?

    The likely case is the house was totally thrashed by the previous owner when it got repo’d. This happens a lot.

    January 3, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: Sold “As Is, Where Is, And With All Its’ Faults??? #128734
    nostradamus
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    Hey hunny bunny

    It’s safe if you pay due diligence. You can’t be lazy about the inspections.

    “Where is” seems a strange thing to say about a house. Are you going to buy a house then move it somewhere else?

    “all it’s faults”. Is it located directly on an earthquake fault line?

    The likely case is the house was totally thrashed by the previous owner when it got repo’d. This happens a lot.

    January 3, 2008 at 9:17 AM in reply to: Repo pricing, banks going for the throat #128417
    nostradamus
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    Yeah, I have felt that the biggest onslaught to prices would be when the banks let go of their repos. Are we only seeing this in Temecula or is it happening in other areas as well?

    Is there some kind of map showing repos in SD County?

    January 3, 2008 at 9:17 AM in reply to: Repo pricing, banks going for the throat #128583
    nostradamus
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    Yeah, I have felt that the biggest onslaught to prices would be when the banks let go of their repos. Are we only seeing this in Temecula or is it happening in other areas as well?

    Is there some kind of map showing repos in SD County?

    January 3, 2008 at 9:17 AM in reply to: Repo pricing, banks going for the throat #128592
    nostradamus
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    Yeah, I have felt that the biggest onslaught to prices would be when the banks let go of their repos. Are we only seeing this in Temecula or is it happening in other areas as well?

    Is there some kind of map showing repos in SD County?

    January 3, 2008 at 9:17 AM in reply to: Repo pricing, banks going for the throat #128660
    nostradamus
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    Yeah, I have felt that the biggest onslaught to prices would be when the banks let go of their repos. Are we only seeing this in Temecula or is it happening in other areas as well?

    Is there some kind of map showing repos in SD County?

    January 3, 2008 at 9:17 AM in reply to: Repo pricing, banks going for the throat #128689
    nostradamus
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    Yeah, I have felt that the biggest onslaught to prices would be when the banks let go of their repos. Are we only seeing this in Temecula or is it happening in other areas as well?

    Is there some kind of map showing repos in SD County?

    January 2, 2008 at 4:57 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa, New Salem and Penridge comparison #128048
    nostradamus
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    Since we’re letting cats out of bags my favorite restaurant in all of San Diego is the French place “Winesellar and Brasserie” which is in the very industrial border of Mira Mesa/Sorrento Valley and one of San Diego’s truly hidden gems. It ranks up there with Sushi Ota. Winesellar’s Filet Mignon blows away both Ruth’s Chris and Donovan’s (yes that’s right I said it).

    For a daily staple food in Mira Mesa I highly recommend Pho Hua Cali on Black Mountain… mmmm Vietnamese.

    A brewery or cool hang-out place would be great in that plaza.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:57 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa, New Salem and Penridge comparison #128212
    nostradamus
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    Since we’re letting cats out of bags my favorite restaurant in all of San Diego is the French place “Winesellar and Brasserie” which is in the very industrial border of Mira Mesa/Sorrento Valley and one of San Diego’s truly hidden gems. It ranks up there with Sushi Ota. Winesellar’s Filet Mignon blows away both Ruth’s Chris and Donovan’s (yes that’s right I said it).

    For a daily staple food in Mira Mesa I highly recommend Pho Hua Cali on Black Mountain… mmmm Vietnamese.

    A brewery or cool hang-out place would be great in that plaza.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:57 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa, New Salem and Penridge comparison #128221
    nostradamus
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    Since we’re letting cats out of bags my favorite restaurant in all of San Diego is the French place “Winesellar and Brasserie” which is in the very industrial border of Mira Mesa/Sorrento Valley and one of San Diego’s truly hidden gems. It ranks up there with Sushi Ota. Winesellar’s Filet Mignon blows away both Ruth’s Chris and Donovan’s (yes that’s right I said it).

    For a daily staple food in Mira Mesa I highly recommend Pho Hua Cali on Black Mountain… mmmm Vietnamese.

    A brewery or cool hang-out place would be great in that plaza.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:57 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa, New Salem and Penridge comparison #128290
    nostradamus
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    Since we’re letting cats out of bags my favorite restaurant in all of San Diego is the French place “Winesellar and Brasserie” which is in the very industrial border of Mira Mesa/Sorrento Valley and one of San Diego’s truly hidden gems. It ranks up there with Sushi Ota. Winesellar’s Filet Mignon blows away both Ruth’s Chris and Donovan’s (yes that’s right I said it).

    For a daily staple food in Mira Mesa I highly recommend Pho Hua Cali on Black Mountain… mmmm Vietnamese.

    A brewery or cool hang-out place would be great in that plaza.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:57 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa, New Salem and Penridge comparison #128318
    nostradamus
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    Since we’re letting cats out of bags my favorite restaurant in all of San Diego is the French place “Winesellar and Brasserie” which is in the very industrial border of Mira Mesa/Sorrento Valley and one of San Diego’s truly hidden gems. It ranks up there with Sushi Ota. Winesellar’s Filet Mignon blows away both Ruth’s Chris and Donovan’s (yes that’s right I said it).

    For a daily staple food in Mira Mesa I highly recommend Pho Hua Cali on Black Mountain… mmmm Vietnamese.

    A brewery or cool hang-out place would be great in that plaza.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:44 PM in reply to: “My house is worth what?” #128022
    nostradamus
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    You’re right, I like to watch “The Antiques Roadshow” and while I do like it when people find that their great granny’s parlor art is worth a fortune, I also kinda like it when people bring in something expecting to be told it’s a lost masterpiece only to find that it’s worthless.

    They should have a show dedicated to shadenfreude! Like, “Your house ain’t worth isht”.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:44 PM in reply to: “My house is worth what?” #128186
    nostradamus
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    You’re right, I like to watch “The Antiques Roadshow” and while I do like it when people find that their great granny’s parlor art is worth a fortune, I also kinda like it when people bring in something expecting to be told it’s a lost masterpiece only to find that it’s worthless.

    They should have a show dedicated to shadenfreude! Like, “Your house ain’t worth isht”.

    January 2, 2008 at 4:44 PM in reply to: “My house is worth what?” #128197
    nostradamus
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    You’re right, I like to watch “The Antiques Roadshow” and while I do like it when people find that their great granny’s parlor art is worth a fortune, I also kinda like it when people bring in something expecting to be told it’s a lost masterpiece only to find that it’s worthless.

    They should have a show dedicated to shadenfreude! Like, “Your house ain’t worth isht”.

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