[ocrenter]

went to the website, very little constructive information.

the maps were really the same map but taken at different angles.

if you look at the map, it does look concerning. a bunch of blue pins all clustered Emerald Pointe Estates, and by the coast and bunch of yellow pins and also a bunch of red pins.

but there is NO captions to explain what the pins mean. each pin represent a death? a diagnosis? a leukemia diagnosis in a youth? or a lung cancer in a 50 year smoker?

I’m not making any judgement on this because there is NOTHING to judge.

[ocrenter]

went to the website, very little constructive information.

the maps were really the same map but taken at different angles.

if you look at the map, it does look concerning. a bunch of blue pins all clustered Emerald Pointe Estates, and by the coast and bunch of yellow pins and also a bunch of red pins.

but there is NO captions to explain what the pins mean. each pin represent a death? a diagnosis? a leukemia diagnosis in a youth? or a lung cancer in a 50 year smoker?

I’m not making any judgement on this because there is NOTHING to judge.

[ocrenter]

[quote=clearfund]

Right now you can buy below replacement value which is a great starting point.[/quote]

good point on the increased cost to build in there. I forgot about the strict building requirement from the HOA. would that apply to Cielo or the Crosby too?

here’s something that would be below replacement cost:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100016497-7511_Plein_Aire_St_San_Diego_CA_92127

[ocrenter]

[quote=clearfund]

Right now you can buy below replacement value which is a great starting point.[/quote]

good point on the increased cost to build in there. I forgot about the strict building requirement from the HOA. would that apply to Cielo or the Crosby too?

here’s something that would be below replacement cost:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100016497-7511_Plein_Aire_St_San_Diego_CA_92127

[ocrenter]

[quote=clearfund]

Right now you can buy below replacement value which is a great starting point.[/quote]

good point on the increased cost to build in there. I forgot about the strict building requirement from the HOA. would that apply to Cielo or the Crosby too?

here’s something that would be below replacement cost:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100016497-7511_Plein_Aire_St_San_Diego_CA_92127

[ocrenter]

[quote=clearfund]

Right now you can buy below replacement value which is a great starting point.[/quote]

good point on the increased cost to build in there. I forgot about the strict building requirement from the HOA. would that apply to Cielo or the Crosby too?

here’s something that would be below replacement cost:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100016497-7511_Plein_Aire_St_San_Diego_CA_92127

[ocrenter]

[quote=clearfund]

Right now you can buy below replacement value which is a great starting point.[/quote]

good point on the increased cost to build in there. I forgot about the strict building requirement from the HOA. would that apply to Cielo or the Crosby too?

here’s something that would be below replacement cost:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100016497-7511_Plein_Aire_St_San_Diego_CA_92127

[ocrenter]

there are currently about 25 lots for sale in Santaluz, with close to 40 homes for sale. so flipping is definately not recommended.

however, there are a couple of lots there going for $350-$400k. if you have a good contractor that can build a quality home for less than $150/sqft, it is poss to end up with a very nice estate in the low million range. that would not be so bad. if you are looking at the over million market, I don’t think the $1000 combined HOA/MR would be that bothersome…

and remember, for low million the alternative is an oversized tract home on postage stamped lot in Carmel Valley. I would pick the Santaluz option any day.

[ocrenter]

there are currently about 25 lots for sale in Santaluz, with close to 40 homes for sale. so flipping is definately not recommended.

however, there are a couple of lots there going for $350-$400k. if you have a good contractor that can build a quality home for less than $150/sqft, it is poss to end up with a very nice estate in the low million range. that would not be so bad. if you are looking at the over million market, I don’t think the $1000 combined HOA/MR would be that bothersome…

and remember, for low million the alternative is an oversized tract home on postage stamped lot in Carmel Valley. I would pick the Santaluz option any day.

[ocrenter]

there are currently about 25 lots for sale in Santaluz, with close to 40 homes for sale. so flipping is definately not recommended.

however, there are a couple of lots there going for $350-$400k. if you have a good contractor that can build a quality home for less than $150/sqft, it is poss to end up with a very nice estate in the low million range. that would not be so bad. if you are looking at the over million market, I don’t think the $1000 combined HOA/MR would be that bothersome…

and remember, for low million the alternative is an oversized tract home on postage stamped lot in Carmel Valley. I would pick the Santaluz option any day.

[ocrenter]

there are currently about 25 lots for sale in Santaluz, with close to 40 homes for sale. so flipping is definately not recommended.

however, there are a couple of lots there going for $350-$400k. if you have a good contractor that can build a quality home for less than $150/sqft, it is poss to end up with a very nice estate in the low million range. that would not be so bad. if you are looking at the over million market, I don’t think the $1000 combined HOA/MR would be that bothersome…

and remember, for low million the alternative is an oversized tract home on postage stamped lot in Carmel Valley. I would pick the Santaluz option any day.

[ocrenter]

there are currently about 25 lots for sale in Santaluz, with close to 40 homes for sale. so flipping is definately not recommended.

however, there are a couple of lots there going for $350-$400k. if you have a good contractor that can build a quality home for less than $150/sqft, it is poss to end up with a very nice estate in the low million range. that would not be so bad. if you are looking at the over million market, I don’t think the $1000 combined HOA/MR would be that bothersome…

and remember, for low million the alternative is an oversized tract home on postage stamped lot in Carmel Valley. I would pick the Santaluz option any day.

[ocrenter]

[quote=localguy]Ooops….I made a mistake. The Mendoza’s are not there at the Deprise house as far as I know/see. There goes my creditability. I was thinking about another Warmington house on Edgewood. I apologize for the mistake.
Localguy[/quote]

the Mendoza’s are not there, but looks like the Gonzalez’s are. wonder if they are related in any way…

btw, what a street, couple of additional pending foreclosures, both postponed due to bankruptcy.

[ocrenter]

[quote=localguy]Ooops….I made a mistake. The Mendoza’s are not there at the Deprise house as far as I know/see. There goes my creditability. I was thinking about another Warmington house on Edgewood. I apologize for the mistake.
Localguy[/quote]

the Mendoza’s are not there, but looks like the Gonzalez’s are. wonder if they are related in any way…

btw, what a street, couple of additional pending foreclosures, both postponed due to bankruptcy.

[ocrenter]

[quote=localguy]Ooops….I made a mistake. The Mendoza’s are not there at the Deprise house as far as I know/see. There goes my creditability. I was thinking about another Warmington house on Edgewood. I apologize for the mistake.
Localguy[/quote]

the Mendoza’s are not there, but looks like the Gonzalez’s are. wonder if they are related in any way…

btw, what a street, couple of additional pending foreclosures, both postponed due to bankruptcy.

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