[San Diego Native]

Even then, there were “distress” sales–friend of a friend–divorce, bankruptcy, etc. We just happened to be at the right place at the right time, and found a deal we couldn’t refuse.

[San Diego Native]

Even then, there were “distress” sales–friend of a friend–divorce, bankruptcy, etc. We just happened to be at the right place at the right time, and found a deal we couldn’t refuse.

[San Diego Native]

Even then, there were “distress” sales–friend of a friend–divorce, bankruptcy, etc. We just happened to be at the right place at the right time, and found a deal we couldn’t refuse.

[San Diego Native]

Even then, there were “distress” sales–friend of a friend–divorce, bankruptcy, etc. We just happened to be at the right place at the right time, and found a deal we couldn’t refuse.

[San Diego Native]

Even then, there were “distress” sales–friend of a friend–divorce, bankruptcy, etc. We just happened to be at the right place at the right time, and found a deal we couldn’t refuse.

[San Diego Native]

We’ve owned our home (@5000SF/almost an acre with an ocean view/under $300K (edited typo of $400K) in La Jolla for almost twenty years. We bought when we were in our late 20’s, paid cash, no HELOC’s, etc.

We have absolutely loved living here and raising our family in this beautiful place, and understand why anyone would be watching and waiting for prices to fall.

I doubt if we’ll ever sell our home, but we’ve picked up a few rentals over the years, and if things ever “pencil out” again, we’ll be watching and waiting to scoop them up, too. Thanks for posting the info.

[San Diego Native]

We’ve owned our home (@5000SF/almost an acre with an ocean view/under $300K (edited typo of $400K) in La Jolla for almost twenty years. We bought when we were in our late 20’s, paid cash, no HELOC’s, etc.

We have absolutely loved living here and raising our family in this beautiful place, and understand why anyone would be watching and waiting for prices to fall.

I doubt if we’ll ever sell our home, but we’ve picked up a few rentals over the years, and if things ever “pencil out” again, we’ll be watching and waiting to scoop them up, too. Thanks for posting the info.

[San Diego Native]

We’ve owned our home (@5000SF/almost an acre with an ocean view/under $300K (edited typo of $400K) in La Jolla for almost twenty years. We bought when we were in our late 20’s, paid cash, no HELOC’s, etc.

We have absolutely loved living here and raising our family in this beautiful place, and understand why anyone would be watching and waiting for prices to fall.

I doubt if we’ll ever sell our home, but we’ve picked up a few rentals over the years, and if things ever “pencil out” again, we’ll be watching and waiting to scoop them up, too. Thanks for posting the info.

[San Diego Native]

We’ve owned our home (@5000SF/almost an acre with an ocean view/under $300K (edited typo of $400K) in La Jolla for almost twenty years. We bought when we were in our late 20’s, paid cash, no HELOC’s, etc.

We have absolutely loved living here and raising our family in this beautiful place, and understand why anyone would be watching and waiting for prices to fall.

I doubt if we’ll ever sell our home, but we’ve picked up a few rentals over the years, and if things ever “pencil out” again, we’ll be watching and waiting to scoop them up, too. Thanks for posting the info.

[San Diego Native]

We’ve owned our home (@5000SF/almost an acre with an ocean view/under $300K (edited typo of $400K) in La Jolla for almost twenty years. We bought when we were in our late 20’s, paid cash, no HELOC’s, etc.

We have absolutely loved living here and raising our family in this beautiful place, and understand why anyone would be watching and waiting for prices to fall.

I doubt if we’ll ever sell our home, but we’ve picked up a few rentals over the years, and if things ever “pencil out” again, we’ll be watching and waiting to scoop them up, too. Thanks for posting the info.

[San Diego Native]

From a monetary standpoint, I’d echo the $5MM net worth figure mentioned as a minimum for being considered “rich.”

Many, especially in Shallowfornia, (I’ve named it this, and I’m a native) like to give the “appearance of wealth,” but if you knew their net worth, you’d fall on the floor laughing.

For me, net worth is about being able to live the life I want to live–enjoying a great home, a great career, a loving family, friends, and life itself–without worrying about finances.

[San Diego Native]

From a monetary standpoint, I’d echo the $5MM net worth figure mentioned as a minimum for being considered “rich.”

Many, especially in Shallowfornia, (I’ve named it this, and I’m a native) like to give the “appearance of wealth,” but if you knew their net worth, you’d fall on the floor laughing.

For me, net worth is about being able to live the life I want to live–enjoying a great home, a great career, a loving family, friends, and life itself–without worrying about finances.

[San Diego Native]

From a monetary standpoint, I’d echo the $5MM net worth figure mentioned as a minimum for being considered “rich.”

Many, especially in Shallowfornia, (I’ve named it this, and I’m a native) like to give the “appearance of wealth,” but if you knew their net worth, you’d fall on the floor laughing.

For me, net worth is about being able to live the life I want to live–enjoying a great home, a great career, a loving family, friends, and life itself–without worrying about finances.

[San Diego Native]

From a monetary standpoint, I’d echo the $5MM net worth figure mentioned as a minimum for being considered “rich.”

Many, especially in Shallowfornia, (I’ve named it this, and I’m a native) like to give the “appearance of wealth,” but if you knew their net worth, you’d fall on the floor laughing.

For me, net worth is about being able to live the life I want to live–enjoying a great home, a great career, a loving family, friends, and life itself–without worrying about finances.

[San Diego Native]

From a monetary standpoint, I’d echo the $5MM net worth figure mentioned as a minimum for being considered “rich.”

Many, especially in Shallowfornia, (I’ve named it this, and I’m a native) like to give the “appearance of wealth,” but if you knew their net worth, you’d fall on the floor laughing.

For me, net worth is about being able to live the life I want to live–enjoying a great home, a great career, a loving family, friends, and life itself–without worrying about finances.

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