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ParticipantThe person who said that was refering to how long it took to get from one side of 52 to the other, and not in traffic.
Anyway, Skyranch is beautiful but my realstate agent steered me away from anything in that area because of the airport. He says that it’s not avery good for resale value. When some drunk comes down the only access road, they will be rethinking that development.
There are no schools nearby either. We have some really good schools in Santee, I wouldn’t pay for any private school in the area. The test scores in Santee schools are as good or better.
ParticipantThe person who said that was refering to how long it took to get from one side of 52 to the other, and not in traffic.
Anyway, Skyranch is beautiful but my realstate agent steered me away from anything in that area because of the airport. He says that it’s not avery good for resale value. When some drunk comes down the only access road, they will be rethinking that development.
There are no schools nearby either. We have some really good schools in Santee, I wouldn’t pay for any private school in the area. The test scores in Santee schools are as good or better.
ParticipantThe person who said that was refering to how long it took to get from one side of 52 to the other, and not in traffic.
Anyway, Skyranch is beautiful but my realstate agent steered me away from anything in that area because of the airport. He says that it’s not avery good for resale value. When some drunk comes down the only access road, they will be rethinking that development.
There are no schools nearby either. We have some really good schools in Santee, I wouldn’t pay for any private school in the area. The test scores in Santee schools are as good or better.
ParticipantThe person who said that was refering to how long it took to get from one side of 52 to the other, and not in traffic.
Anyway, Skyranch is beautiful but my realstate agent steered me away from anything in that area because of the airport. He says that it’s not avery good for resale value. When some drunk comes down the only access road, they will be rethinking that development.
There are no schools nearby either. We have some really good schools in Santee, I wouldn’t pay for any private school in the area. The test scores in Santee schools are as good or better.
July 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM in reply to: San Diego Home Sales about to be revised downward BIGTIME (89% to 6.5% increase in May) #423873Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Mid $500K homes in San Elijo, Mid $400K homes in RB, mid 300K homes in Oceanside, nice townhomes between 300 and 350K are just a few examples. Hell I even have an $800K home in Coto De Caza (home of Real Housewives of the OC) that has a pile of offers (ranging from 20% down to all cash) from owner occupiers vying for it.
All of these are affordable to the people that want to buy them without a stretch. Those prices all make sense for the people that want them now. Think about the Piggs who have bought recently. Buyers are now responsible and conservative in their purchases. People are putting down 20% and buying well under 3X annual income the way they should. And make no mistake, there are plenty of them that can and want to.[/quote]
I don’t dispute that there are plenty of buyers out there. It blows my mind that realtors like you spend day and night on a blog like this, but, have 30 listings going on and are as busy as you claim you are. I would think if I were that busy, I would spend any extra time doing something more fun or interesting.
July 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM in reply to: San Diego Home Sales about to be revised downward BIGTIME (89% to 6.5% increase in May) #424104Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Mid $500K homes in San Elijo, Mid $400K homes in RB, mid 300K homes in Oceanside, nice townhomes between 300 and 350K are just a few examples. Hell I even have an $800K home in Coto De Caza (home of Real Housewives of the OC) that has a pile of offers (ranging from 20% down to all cash) from owner occupiers vying for it.
All of these are affordable to the people that want to buy them without a stretch. Those prices all make sense for the people that want them now. Think about the Piggs who have bought recently. Buyers are now responsible and conservative in their purchases. People are putting down 20% and buying well under 3X annual income the way they should. And make no mistake, there are plenty of them that can and want to.[/quote]
I don’t dispute that there are plenty of buyers out there. It blows my mind that realtors like you spend day and night on a blog like this, but, have 30 listings going on and are as busy as you claim you are. I would think if I were that busy, I would spend any extra time doing something more fun or interesting.
July 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM in reply to: San Diego Home Sales about to be revised downward BIGTIME (89% to 6.5% increase in May) #424384Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Mid $500K homes in San Elijo, Mid $400K homes in RB, mid 300K homes in Oceanside, nice townhomes between 300 and 350K are just a few examples. Hell I even have an $800K home in Coto De Caza (home of Real Housewives of the OC) that has a pile of offers (ranging from 20% down to all cash) from owner occupiers vying for it.
All of these are affordable to the people that want to buy them without a stretch. Those prices all make sense for the people that want them now. Think about the Piggs who have bought recently. Buyers are now responsible and conservative in their purchases. People are putting down 20% and buying well under 3X annual income the way they should. And make no mistake, there are plenty of them that can and want to.[/quote]
I don’t dispute that there are plenty of buyers out there. It blows my mind that realtors like you spend day and night on a blog like this, but, have 30 listings going on and are as busy as you claim you are. I would think if I were that busy, I would spend any extra time doing something more fun or interesting.
July 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM in reply to: San Diego Home Sales about to be revised downward BIGTIME (89% to 6.5% increase in May) #424454Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Mid $500K homes in San Elijo, Mid $400K homes in RB, mid 300K homes in Oceanside, nice townhomes between 300 and 350K are just a few examples. Hell I even have an $800K home in Coto De Caza (home of Real Housewives of the OC) that has a pile of offers (ranging from 20% down to all cash) from owner occupiers vying for it.
All of these are affordable to the people that want to buy them without a stretch. Those prices all make sense for the people that want them now. Think about the Piggs who have bought recently. Buyers are now responsible and conservative in their purchases. People are putting down 20% and buying well under 3X annual income the way they should. And make no mistake, there are plenty of them that can and want to.[/quote]
I don’t dispute that there are plenty of buyers out there. It blows my mind that realtors like you spend day and night on a blog like this, but, have 30 listings going on and are as busy as you claim you are. I would think if I were that busy, I would spend any extra time doing something more fun or interesting.
July 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM in reply to: San Diego Home Sales about to be revised downward BIGTIME (89% to 6.5% increase in May) #424616Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Mid $500K homes in San Elijo, Mid $400K homes in RB, mid 300K homes in Oceanside, nice townhomes between 300 and 350K are just a few examples. Hell I even have an $800K home in Coto De Caza (home of Real Housewives of the OC) that has a pile of offers (ranging from 20% down to all cash) from owner occupiers vying for it.
All of these are affordable to the people that want to buy them without a stretch. Those prices all make sense for the people that want them now. Think about the Piggs who have bought recently. Buyers are now responsible and conservative in their purchases. People are putting down 20% and buying well under 3X annual income the way they should. And make no mistake, there are plenty of them that can and want to.[/quote]
I don’t dispute that there are plenty of buyers out there. It blows my mind that realtors like you spend day and night on a blog like this, but, have 30 listings going on and are as busy as you claim you are. I would think if I were that busy, I would spend any extra time doing something more fun or interesting.
ParticipantMaybe Sean O is full of sh**, and not Sean O after all…..duh
ParticipantMaybe Sean O is full of sh**, and not Sean O after all…..duh
ParticipantMaybe Sean O is full of sh**, and not Sean O after all…..duh
ParticipantMaybe Sean O is full of sh**, and not Sean O after all…..duh
ParticipantMaybe Sean O is full of sh**, and not Sean O after all…..duh
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