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Participant[quote=scaredyclassic]
still, I haven’t mentioend the duck pond on rancho calif. you can go theire wwith your little kids. they’;ll like it for sure. feed the damn ducks.[/quote]The duck pond is nice, Pat and Oscars overlooking the pond is a Temecula institution as far as I’m concerned.
Unfortunately the city now prohibits feeding the ducks…
Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]
Well, Temecula is better for the average family the same way Santee is better, or Frisco, TX is better.
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I don’t know about Frisco, TX but Santee seems like a decent comparison. At least both have strong school districts.
Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]
Compared to what? It’s all relative.
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Even though there are wealthy areas of Temecula, whenever I’m asked about Temecula vs SD I usually come back with the following:
If you’re a 1%er, SD is awesome. If you’re a 99%er, Temecula is almost always a better choice.
For the 99%ers Temecula is better in so many ways IMO. And I grew up in Pt. Loma!
Participant[quote=rockingtime]
3) a lot of rich people in san diego
[/quote]Great – your neighbor might be a wolf of wall street..or maybe even a bankster.
Is this really a good thing…?
Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]
You’re driving through miles and miles of emptiness. Sure, development will fill all that land eventually, after you’re dead.[/quote]
Come on, what?? It’s not like you’re driving between Barstow and Vegas…
I find the scenery between Temecula and Escondido to be quite pleasant.
ParticipantAlso, Temecula has slightly better air quality than San Diego:
San Diego: Air Quality Index (AQI) level in 2012 was 126.
Temecula: Air Quality Index (AQI) level in 2012 was 120.
ParticipantI think in general Temecula is severely underrated by those who live in San Diego – Temecula is an awesome place to live.
I was recently at Harmony Grove (west Escondido) on opening day touring the model homes, and Temecula was looking better by the minute. Harmony Grove looks like a bad value IMO based on prices/taxes for what you get…
And the commutes are not necessarily 60 miles — mine is about 40 minutes.
The values of my Temecula properties have gone up so much I could literally go into semi-retirement. And I’m decades under the age of 65.
I will say this though about Temecula: Only buy in Temecula if you want:
*Great Schools
*Very Low Crime
*Great shopping and wineries
*Very nice climate for the vast majority of the year
*Great place to raise a family
*Reasonable housing prices for the 99%
*New hospitalAnd the Temecual Valley is very pretty IMO.
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ParticipantHow ironic.
ParticipantI’ve kept rent the same for the last 3 years at my rental property with the same tenants. I was break even when they moved in, 2 years later I am losing $200/month due to tax increases (and the increased escrow).
Now I can’t even recover my losses due to 10% rent increase limitation. I should have kept up with the rental market.
ParticipantDon’t forget as home values rise, so will taxes (and escrows) and to an extent rents will follow.
March 23, 2015 at 10:33 PM in reply to: State of the economy and affect on housing in S California #784119ParticipantThis is the year of the Shemittah…
ParticipantWhat’s not being mentioned is the well-being aspect.
Think about the Dave Ramsey approach:
If you can’t buy a house on a 15 year loan @ 25% of your gross income then you can’t afford it.
1. Sell your house
2. Payoff all debt
3. Have a budget and stick to it (I like mint)
4. Establish Emergency Fund
5. Buy what you can afford house wise with a 15 year loan @ 25% of your income.
6. Sleep Easy….ParticipantMy Body, My Choice: Informed Consent
“Discrimination begins, always, with the majority in a society pointing the finger at a minority for somehow endangering the public health and welfare. Individuals in the minority group are singled out as different – ethnically, biologically, spiritually, morally – from the majority.
The human impulse to fear, judge, marginalize or eliminate those different from the rest has left a blood soaked trail winding throughout the entire history of man…”
The definitive video on vaccines with Dr. Weinberg:
Participant[quote=bobby]
optional vaccine is just idiotic.[/quote]Don’t know how long this post will last, given that this blog is full of socialist leftist commies as evidenced by many comments on this topic such as the one quoted above.
There exists a long list of disease outbreaks among vaccinated populations, such as:
whooping cough
flu
measlels/MMR/MRand on and on…
Most disease has been eradicated by improved sanitary conditions, not vaccines.
Vaccines have not been proven 100% safe or effective, and therefore should not be mandated.
To not question what the state wants to inject in you/kids is what’s idiotic.
Who do you trust – Mother Nature or big pharma/govt?
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