[Raymond]

The tax assessment info was very helpful, thanks. I think that’s a better system than where I live now. Some here are taxed out of their homes they bought decades ago. The county takes an annual valuation average for a district then applies that rate to all homeowners in that district. And in today’s sky high valuations……you see the picture.

I used to live in the Monterey peninsula back in the 80’s and even then I liked San Diego’s location, people mix and weather. So the area would not be a complete unknown.

~Ray

[Raymond]

The tax assessment info was very helpful, thanks. I think that’s a better system than where I live now. Some here are taxed out of their homes they bought decades ago. The county takes an annual valuation average for a district then applies that rate to all homeowners in that district. And in today’s sky high valuations……you see the picture.

I used to live in the Monterey peninsula back in the 80’s and even then I liked San Diego’s location, people mix and weather. So the area would not be a complete unknown.

~Ray

[Raymond]

The tax assessment info was very helpful, thanks. I think that’s a better system than where I live now. Some here are taxed out of their homes they bought decades ago. The county takes an annual valuation average for a district then applies that rate to all homeowners in that district. And in today’s sky high valuations……you see the picture.

I used to live in the Monterey peninsula back in the 80’s and even then I liked San Diego’s location, people mix and weather. So the area would not be a complete unknown.

~Ray

[Raymond]

The tax assessment info was very helpful, thanks. I think that’s a better system than where I live now. Some here are taxed out of their homes they bought decades ago. The county takes an annual valuation average for a district then applies that rate to all homeowners in that district. And in today’s sky high valuations……you see the picture.

I used to live in the Monterey peninsula back in the 80’s and even then I liked San Diego’s location, people mix and weather. So the area would not be a complete unknown.

~Ray

[Raymond]

The tax assessment info was very helpful, thanks. I think that’s a better system than where I live now. Some here are taxed out of their homes they bought decades ago. The county takes an annual valuation average for a district then applies that rate to all homeowners in that district. And in today’s sky high valuations……you see the picture.

I used to live in the Monterey peninsula back in the 80’s and even then I liked San Diego’s location, people mix and weather. So the area would not be a complete unknown.

~Ray

[Raymond]

I have read somewhere that builders rather not negotiate the asking price and prefer to offer buyers upgrades and other freebies instead. A lower sales price for one buyer can affect the asking prices for the remaining inventory. And that would cost them more than giving you a one time upgrade. Do you think this is true?

[Raymond]

I have read somewhere that builders rather not negotiate the asking price and prefer to offer buyers upgrades and other freebies instead. A lower sales price for one buyer can affect the asking prices for the remaining inventory. And that would cost them more than giving you a one time upgrade. Do you think this is true?

[Raymond]

I have read somewhere that builders rather not negotiate the asking price and prefer to offer buyers upgrades and other freebies instead. A lower sales price for one buyer can affect the asking prices for the remaining inventory. And that would cost them more than giving you a one time upgrade. Do you think this is true?

[Raymond]

I have read somewhere that builders rather not negotiate the asking price and prefer to offer buyers upgrades and other freebies instead. A lower sales price for one buyer can affect the asking prices for the remaining inventory. And that would cost them more than giving you a one time upgrade. Do you think this is true?

[Raymond]

I have read somewhere that builders rather not negotiate the asking price and prefer to offer buyers upgrades and other freebies instead. A lower sales price for one buyer can affect the asking prices for the remaining inventory. And that would cost them more than giving you a one time upgrade. Do you think this is true?

[Raymond]

Thanks Bugs. As a potential buyer comparing ownership costs between the two: one will cost $599/month in property taxes while the other will cost $219/month and this factor is affecting my choice. Am I looking at this right, and are assessments done annually?

One more question please, for anyone who knows the answer out there.

I want to move to San Diego (from another state) for family reasons. For mortgage rates considerations, is it better to move to the state first before buying a home or try and buy before I move? Thanks.

Raymond

[Raymond]

Thanks Bugs. As a potential buyer comparing ownership costs between the two: one will cost $599/month in property taxes while the other will cost $219/month and this factor is affecting my choice. Am I looking at this right, and are assessments done annually?

One more question please, for anyone who knows the answer out there.

I want to move to San Diego (from another state) for family reasons. For mortgage rates considerations, is it better to move to the state first before buying a home or try and buy before I move? Thanks.

Raymond

[Raymond]

Thanks Bugs. As a potential buyer comparing ownership costs between the two: one will cost $599/month in property taxes while the other will cost $219/month and this factor is affecting my choice. Am I looking at this right, and are assessments done annually?

One more question please, for anyone who knows the answer out there.

I want to move to San Diego (from another state) for family reasons. For mortgage rates considerations, is it better to move to the state first before buying a home or try and buy before I move? Thanks.

Raymond

[Raymond]

Thanks Bugs. As a potential buyer comparing ownership costs between the two: one will cost $599/month in property taxes while the other will cost $219/month and this factor is affecting my choice. Am I looking at this right, and are assessments done annually?

One more question please, for anyone who knows the answer out there.

I want to move to San Diego (from another state) for family reasons. For mortgage rates considerations, is it better to move to the state first before buying a home or try and buy before I move? Thanks.

Raymond

[Raymond]

Thanks Bugs. As a potential buyer comparing ownership costs between the two: one will cost $599/month in property taxes while the other will cost $219/month and this factor is affecting my choice. Am I looking at this right, and are assessments done annually?

One more question please, for anyone who knows the answer out there.

I want to move to San Diego (from another state) for family reasons. For mortgage rates considerations, is it better to move to the state first before buying a home or try and buy before I move? Thanks.

Raymond

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