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Participant[quote=4plexowner]
I suspect we will never see real estate reach the nominal prices (real purchasing power) that were reached in 2006
[/quote]We have a winner. We will never again see the real prices reached at the peak. And depending on the area the OP bought in, he may have bought uncomfortably close to the peak.
Participant[quote=4plexowner]
I suspect we will never see real estate reach the nominal prices (real purchasing power) that were reached in 2006
[/quote]We have a winner. We will never again see the real prices reached at the peak. And depending on the area the OP bought in, he may have bought uncomfortably close to the peak.
Participant[quote=4plexowner]
I suspect we will never see real estate reach the nominal prices (real purchasing power) that were reached in 2006
[/quote]We have a winner. We will never again see the real prices reached at the peak. And depending on the area the OP bought in, he may have bought uncomfortably close to the peak.
Participant[quote=4plexowner]
I suspect we will never see real estate reach the nominal prices (real purchasing power) that were reached in 2006
[/quote]We have a winner. We will never again see the real prices reached at the peak. And depending on the area the OP bought in, he may have bought uncomfortably close to the peak.
ParticipantHi HLS, quick question for you – if we have 30% equity in our primary residence, and buy another property with the intention of moving there and renting out the first, does 75% of the potential rental income of the first property count when qualifying for the second, or would it have to actually be rented?
ParticipantHi HLS, quick question for you – if we have 30% equity in our primary residence, and buy another property with the intention of moving there and renting out the first, does 75% of the potential rental income of the first property count when qualifying for the second, or would it have to actually be rented?
ParticipantHi HLS, quick question for you – if we have 30% equity in our primary residence, and buy another property with the intention of moving there and renting out the first, does 75% of the potential rental income of the first property count when qualifying for the second, or would it have to actually be rented?
ParticipantHi HLS, quick question for you – if we have 30% equity in our primary residence, and buy another property with the intention of moving there and renting out the first, does 75% of the potential rental income of the first property count when qualifying for the second, or would it have to actually be rented?
ParticipantHi HLS, quick question for you – if we have 30% equity in our primary residence, and buy another property with the intention of moving there and renting out the first, does 75% of the potential rental income of the first property count when qualifying for the second, or would it have to actually be rented?
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]OX, one last observation, Fallbrook/Esco may be ripe sooner than you think. There is a new construction tract in fallbrook that is now priced in the 300’s, sub 150 a square, they are actually selling fast. 2800 sq ft new construction for 380k, that’s the most expensive one and who knows what other incentives there are, thats just the posted prices on the web. Big, new SFR’s in the 3’s in what is a fairly nice little town, those numbers have a post pain train feel to them. I heard from a friend that it is that builder’s fastest seller right now in So Cal. For the brook, 2009 and 2010 are safe plays with the current rates.[/quote]
Is this the Lake Circle Drive stuff east of the 15? I liked the models.
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]OX, one last observation, Fallbrook/Esco may be ripe sooner than you think. There is a new construction tract in fallbrook that is now priced in the 300’s, sub 150 a square, they are actually selling fast. 2800 sq ft new construction for 380k, that’s the most expensive one and who knows what other incentives there are, thats just the posted prices on the web. Big, new SFR’s in the 3’s in what is a fairly nice little town, those numbers have a post pain train feel to them. I heard from a friend that it is that builder’s fastest seller right now in So Cal. For the brook, 2009 and 2010 are safe plays with the current rates.[/quote]
Is this the Lake Circle Drive stuff east of the 15? I liked the models.
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]OX, one last observation, Fallbrook/Esco may be ripe sooner than you think. There is a new construction tract in fallbrook that is now priced in the 300’s, sub 150 a square, they are actually selling fast. 2800 sq ft new construction for 380k, that’s the most expensive one and who knows what other incentives there are, thats just the posted prices on the web. Big, new SFR’s in the 3’s in what is a fairly nice little town, those numbers have a post pain train feel to them. I heard from a friend that it is that builder’s fastest seller right now in So Cal. For the brook, 2009 and 2010 are safe plays with the current rates.[/quote]
Is this the Lake Circle Drive stuff east of the 15? I liked the models.
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]OX, one last observation, Fallbrook/Esco may be ripe sooner than you think. There is a new construction tract in fallbrook that is now priced in the 300’s, sub 150 a square, they are actually selling fast. 2800 sq ft new construction for 380k, that’s the most expensive one and who knows what other incentives there are, thats just the posted prices on the web. Big, new SFR’s in the 3’s in what is a fairly nice little town, those numbers have a post pain train feel to them. I heard from a friend that it is that builder’s fastest seller right now in So Cal. For the brook, 2009 and 2010 are safe plays with the current rates.[/quote]
Is this the Lake Circle Drive stuff east of the 15? I liked the models.
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]OX, one last observation, Fallbrook/Esco may be ripe sooner than you think. There is a new construction tract in fallbrook that is now priced in the 300’s, sub 150 a square, they are actually selling fast. 2800 sq ft new construction for 380k, that’s the most expensive one and who knows what other incentives there are, thats just the posted prices on the web. Big, new SFR’s in the 3’s in what is a fairly nice little town, those numbers have a post pain train feel to them. I heard from a friend that it is that builder’s fastest seller right now in So Cal. For the brook, 2009 and 2010 are safe plays with the current rates.[/quote]
Is this the Lake Circle Drive stuff east of the 15? I liked the models.
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