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[quote=familyguy][quote=Navydoc]Does anyone know if you can cut through MCAS Miramar on Rifle Range road on the way to Balboa? Looks like I’m getting orders back to SD next summer :)!!!! and if I could bypass Pomerado on the way to the 163 Stonebridge is looking like a real possibility for us.[/quote]

Not possible doc…one way in and one way out (unless the fire escape routea are opened and those aren’t any easier to travel)[/quote]

Pomerado is just bad news, folks traveling south in the AM or into SR in the afternoon should take the Carroll Canyon exit. I wonder why no one ever talk about expending that street.

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[quote=familyguy][quote=Navydoc]Does anyone know if you can cut through MCAS Miramar on Rifle Range road on the way to Balboa? Looks like I’m getting orders back to SD next summer :)!!!! and if I could bypass Pomerado on the way to the 163 Stonebridge is looking like a real possibility for us.[/quote]

Not possible doc…one way in and one way out (unless the fire escape routea are opened and those aren’t any easier to travel)[/quote]

Pomerado is just bad news, folks traveling south in the AM or into SR in the afternoon should take the Carroll Canyon exit. I wonder why no one ever talk about expending that street.

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[quote=recordsclerk] Pricing will start in the mid 800s.[/quote]

Wow, that’s going to kill off Serenity and Monstrosity. Anyone thinking of buying in those tracts should really hold off. Like I said before, Toll has the advantage of buying the lots at $200k discount per lot. That will really allow them to undercut those two without sacrifices in pricing.

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[quote=recordsclerk] Pricing will start in the mid 800s.[/quote]

Wow, that’s going to kill off Serenity and Monstrosity. Anyone thinking of buying in those tracts should really hold off. Like I said before, Toll has the advantage of buying the lots at $200k discount per lot. That will really allow them to undercut those two without sacrifices in pricing.

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[quote=recordsclerk] Pricing will start in the mid 800s.[/quote]

Wow, that’s going to kill off Serenity and Monstrosity. Anyone thinking of buying in those tracts should really hold off. Like I said before, Toll has the advantage of buying the lots at $200k discount per lot. That will really allow them to undercut those two without sacrifices in pricing.

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[quote=recordsclerk] Pricing will start in the mid 800s.[/quote]

Wow, that’s going to kill off Serenity and Monstrosity. Anyone thinking of buying in those tracts should really hold off. Like I said before, Toll has the advantage of buying the lots at $200k discount per lot. That will really allow them to undercut those two without sacrifices in pricing.

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[quote=recordsclerk] Pricing will start in the mid 800s.[/quote]

Wow, that’s going to kill off Serenity and Monstrosity. Anyone thinking of buying in those tracts should really hold off. Like I said before, Toll has the advantage of buying the lots at $200k discount per lot. That will really allow them to undercut those two without sacrifices in pricing.

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[quote=familyguy]That’s a great point ocr.

As an added “wtf?” you would think for the 1.4 asking price on the first house, you’d get an oven that was built this decade.[/quote]

What, don’t like that retro look? Ppl pay extra for that you know. 🙂

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[quote=familyguy]That’s a great point ocr.

As an added “wtf?” you would think for the 1.4 asking price on the first house, you’d get an oven that was built this decade.[/quote]

What, don’t like that retro look? Ppl pay extra for that you know. 🙂

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[quote=familyguy]That’s a great point ocr.

As an added “wtf?” you would think for the 1.4 asking price on the first house, you’d get an oven that was built this decade.[/quote]

What, don’t like that retro look? Ppl pay extra for that you know. 🙂

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[quote=familyguy]That’s a great point ocr.

As an added “wtf?” you would think for the 1.4 asking price on the first house, you’d get an oven that was built this decade.[/quote]

What, don’t like that retro look? Ppl pay extra for that you know. 🙂

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[quote=familyguy]That’s a great point ocr.

As an added “wtf?” you would think for the 1.4 asking price on the first house, you’d get an oven that was built this decade.[/quote]

What, don’t like that retro look? Ppl pay extra for that you know. 🙂

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[quote=familyguy]This, (to pay MR or not to pay MR) like so many arguments, will never be settled.
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I just don’t see why this is so controversial. When someone buys a home, they simply figure the MR payment into their monthly housing cost. just like all other recurring monthly payments like HOA and property tax.

let’s take this South-of-Pomerado 4300 sqft home on 12k lot. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100049824-10819_Figtree_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92131
asking is $1.4 million, with HOA of $76 per month. With 20% down, that works out to $5600/month of mortgage, and $1240/month of HOA and tax. For total of $6840/month.

meanwhile, compare to this Stonebridge 4700 sqft home on 12k lot. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110019729-11364_Caspian_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92131
asking is $1.08 million, with HOA of $160 and MR of $440 per month. With 20% down, that works out to $4300/month of mortgage and $1500/month of HOA and tax and MR. For total of $5800/month.

for a newer and slightly larger home, despite the MR, the monthly housing cost is actually $1000 less. (actually $1200 less per month if we apply the same down payment of $280k to the Stonebridge home).

that is all.

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[quote=familyguy]This, (to pay MR or not to pay MR) like so many arguments, will never be settled.
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I just don’t see why this is so controversial. When someone buys a home, they simply figure the MR payment into their monthly housing cost. just like all other recurring monthly payments like HOA and property tax.

let’s take this South-of-Pomerado 4300 sqft home on 12k lot. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100049824-10819_Figtree_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92131
asking is $1.4 million, with HOA of $76 per month. With 20% down, that works out to $5600/month of mortgage, and $1240/month of HOA and tax. For total of $6840/month.

meanwhile, compare to this Stonebridge 4700 sqft home on 12k lot. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110019729-11364_Caspian_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92131
asking is $1.08 million, with HOA of $160 and MR of $440 per month. With 20% down, that works out to $4300/month of mortgage and $1500/month of HOA and tax and MR. For total of $5800/month.

for a newer and slightly larger home, despite the MR, the monthly housing cost is actually $1000 less. (actually $1200 less per month if we apply the same down payment of $280k to the Stonebridge home).

that is all.

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[quote=familyguy]This, (to pay MR or not to pay MR) like so many arguments, will never be settled.
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I just don’t see why this is so controversial. When someone buys a home, they simply figure the MR payment into their monthly housing cost. just like all other recurring monthly payments like HOA and property tax.

let’s take this South-of-Pomerado 4300 sqft home on 12k lot. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100049824-10819_Figtree_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92131
asking is $1.4 million, with HOA of $76 per month. With 20% down, that works out to $5600/month of mortgage, and $1240/month of HOA and tax. For total of $6840/month.

meanwhile, compare to this Stonebridge 4700 sqft home on 12k lot. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110019729-11364_Caspian_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92131
asking is $1.08 million, with HOA of $160 and MR of $440 per month. With 20% down, that works out to $4300/month of mortgage and $1500/month of HOA and tax and MR. For total of $5800/month.

for a newer and slightly larger home, despite the MR, the monthly housing cost is actually $1000 less. (actually $1200 less per month if we apply the same down payment of $280k to the Stonebridge home).

that is all.

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