[SD Realtor]

Right now there are 8 1/1 units at 795 sf listed at varying prices from 179-183k

There are 4 2/2 units at 1090 (3) and 1013 (1) listed at 207k

There are a few more listed in the 230 and up range.

All on Sandicor.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Right now there are 8 1/1 units at 795 sf listed at varying prices from 179-183k

There are 4 2/2 units at 1090 (3) and 1013 (1) listed at 207k

There are a few more listed in the 230 and up range.

All on Sandicor.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Right now there are 8 1/1 units at 795 sf listed at varying prices from 179-183k

There are 4 2/2 units at 1090 (3) and 1013 (1) listed at 207k

There are a few more listed in the 230 and up range.

All on Sandicor.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Right now there are 8 1/1 units at 795 sf listed at varying prices from 179-183k

There are 4 2/2 units at 1090 (3) and 1013 (1) listed at 207k

There are a few more listed in the 230 and up range.

All on Sandicor.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Right now there are 8 1/1 units at 795 sf listed at varying prices from 179-183k

There are 4 2/2 units at 1090 (3) and 1013 (1) listed at 207k

There are a few more listed in the 230 and up range.

All on Sandicor.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

MultipleProp –

I think I would have to echo what Borat posted. There are many posters who have done very well financially and post here. I don’t believe that there is a disposition of hostility towards them.

Surveyor who has not posted for awhile has done quite well in real estate and continues to do so. Anyone who contends that you cannot make money in real estate even today is somewhat limited in the scope of the possibilities. I would say that making money in SoCal real estate today is difficult at best. Conversely there are regions around the country that present tremendous opportunity, you just have to work hard and get it done right.

I think that the demographics of posters on this board is largely skewed towards the discussion of San Diego real estate AND that most of the participants are not in the business of creating wealth through real estate. I would say they are a cross section of folks, mostly buyers or potential buyers, who want to try to learn more about real estate. Furthermore they want to try to reduce the risk of thier own purchase in light of how volatile the market in San Diego has been over the past several years.

There is no argument about the tone of the posters, I grant you that. However if you have hard data behind your arguments, you can go toe to toe with them in the forum and at the very least be respected. It is the speculative statements within bullish arguments that gets them to bare thier teeth. The bitterness part…. that has been well chronicled and maybe even overblown.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

MultipleProp –

I think I would have to echo what Borat posted. There are many posters who have done very well financially and post here. I don’t believe that there is a disposition of hostility towards them.

Surveyor who has not posted for awhile has done quite well in real estate and continues to do so. Anyone who contends that you cannot make money in real estate even today is somewhat limited in the scope of the possibilities. I would say that making money in SoCal real estate today is difficult at best. Conversely there are regions around the country that present tremendous opportunity, you just have to work hard and get it done right.

I think that the demographics of posters on this board is largely skewed towards the discussion of San Diego real estate AND that most of the participants are not in the business of creating wealth through real estate. I would say they are a cross section of folks, mostly buyers or potential buyers, who want to try to learn more about real estate. Furthermore they want to try to reduce the risk of thier own purchase in light of how volatile the market in San Diego has been over the past several years.

There is no argument about the tone of the posters, I grant you that. However if you have hard data behind your arguments, you can go toe to toe with them in the forum and at the very least be respected. It is the speculative statements within bullish arguments that gets them to bare thier teeth. The bitterness part…. that has been well chronicled and maybe even overblown.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

MultipleProp –

I think I would have to echo what Borat posted. There are many posters who have done very well financially and post here. I don’t believe that there is a disposition of hostility towards them.

Surveyor who has not posted for awhile has done quite well in real estate and continues to do so. Anyone who contends that you cannot make money in real estate even today is somewhat limited in the scope of the possibilities. I would say that making money in SoCal real estate today is difficult at best. Conversely there are regions around the country that present tremendous opportunity, you just have to work hard and get it done right.

I think that the demographics of posters on this board is largely skewed towards the discussion of San Diego real estate AND that most of the participants are not in the business of creating wealth through real estate. I would say they are a cross section of folks, mostly buyers or potential buyers, who want to try to learn more about real estate. Furthermore they want to try to reduce the risk of thier own purchase in light of how volatile the market in San Diego has been over the past several years.

There is no argument about the tone of the posters, I grant you that. However if you have hard data behind your arguments, you can go toe to toe with them in the forum and at the very least be respected. It is the speculative statements within bullish arguments that gets them to bare thier teeth. The bitterness part…. that has been well chronicled and maybe even overblown.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

MultipleProp –

I think I would have to echo what Borat posted. There are many posters who have done very well financially and post here. I don’t believe that there is a disposition of hostility towards them.

Surveyor who has not posted for awhile has done quite well in real estate and continues to do so. Anyone who contends that you cannot make money in real estate even today is somewhat limited in the scope of the possibilities. I would say that making money in SoCal real estate today is difficult at best. Conversely there are regions around the country that present tremendous opportunity, you just have to work hard and get it done right.

I think that the demographics of posters on this board is largely skewed towards the discussion of San Diego real estate AND that most of the participants are not in the business of creating wealth through real estate. I would say they are a cross section of folks, mostly buyers or potential buyers, who want to try to learn more about real estate. Furthermore they want to try to reduce the risk of thier own purchase in light of how volatile the market in San Diego has been over the past several years.

There is no argument about the tone of the posters, I grant you that. However if you have hard data behind your arguments, you can go toe to toe with them in the forum and at the very least be respected. It is the speculative statements within bullish arguments that gets them to bare thier teeth. The bitterness part…. that has been well chronicled and maybe even overblown.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

MultipleProp –

I think I would have to echo what Borat posted. There are many posters who have done very well financially and post here. I don’t believe that there is a disposition of hostility towards them.

Surveyor who has not posted for awhile has done quite well in real estate and continues to do so. Anyone who contends that you cannot make money in real estate even today is somewhat limited in the scope of the possibilities. I would say that making money in SoCal real estate today is difficult at best. Conversely there are regions around the country that present tremendous opportunity, you just have to work hard and get it done right.

I think that the demographics of posters on this board is largely skewed towards the discussion of San Diego real estate AND that most of the participants are not in the business of creating wealth through real estate. I would say they are a cross section of folks, mostly buyers or potential buyers, who want to try to learn more about real estate. Furthermore they want to try to reduce the risk of thier own purchase in light of how volatile the market in San Diego has been over the past several years.

There is no argument about the tone of the posters, I grant you that. However if you have hard data behind your arguments, you can go toe to toe with them in the forum and at the very least be respected. It is the speculative statements within bullish arguments that gets them to bare thier teeth. The bitterness part…. that has been well chronicled and maybe even overblown.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Hi Jimmy –

You know I don’t like to commit to much but yeah it will be somewhat surprising to see CV homes dip into that low 500 range or below in the near future. Can it happen? Yeah…however without a major catalyst such as some strong job loss in the engineering sector OR some major rate moves in the upward direction, I do not see it.

Now can the homes that are more expensive (800k and up) in CV come down substantially? Yeah they can… however even those homes are pushed by a strong demand from well salaried professionals.

I guess my point is not to argue that the price to income ratios are still not way out of whack in CV because they are. The point is once more, that there are alot of people with money that push for CV and want the schools and the reduced commute compare to LCV or 4S.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Hi Jimmy –

You know I don’t like to commit to much but yeah it will be somewhat surprising to see CV homes dip into that low 500 range or below in the near future. Can it happen? Yeah…however without a major catalyst such as some strong job loss in the engineering sector OR some major rate moves in the upward direction, I do not see it.

Now can the homes that are more expensive (800k and up) in CV come down substantially? Yeah they can… however even those homes are pushed by a strong demand from well salaried professionals.

I guess my point is not to argue that the price to income ratios are still not way out of whack in CV because they are. The point is once more, that there are alot of people with money that push for CV and want the schools and the reduced commute compare to LCV or 4S.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Hi Jimmy –

You know I don’t like to commit to much but yeah it will be somewhat surprising to see CV homes dip into that low 500 range or below in the near future. Can it happen? Yeah…however without a major catalyst such as some strong job loss in the engineering sector OR some major rate moves in the upward direction, I do not see it.

Now can the homes that are more expensive (800k and up) in CV come down substantially? Yeah they can… however even those homes are pushed by a strong demand from well salaried professionals.

I guess my point is not to argue that the price to income ratios are still not way out of whack in CV because they are. The point is once more, that there are alot of people with money that push for CV and want the schools and the reduced commute compare to LCV or 4S.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Hi Jimmy –

You know I don’t like to commit to much but yeah it will be somewhat surprising to see CV homes dip into that low 500 range or below in the near future. Can it happen? Yeah…however without a major catalyst such as some strong job loss in the engineering sector OR some major rate moves in the upward direction, I do not see it.

Now can the homes that are more expensive (800k and up) in CV come down substantially? Yeah they can… however even those homes are pushed by a strong demand from well salaried professionals.

I guess my point is not to argue that the price to income ratios are still not way out of whack in CV because they are. The point is once more, that there are alot of people with money that push for CV and want the schools and the reduced commute compare to LCV or 4S.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Hi Jimmy –

You know I don’t like to commit to much but yeah it will be somewhat surprising to see CV homes dip into that low 500 range or below in the near future. Can it happen? Yeah…however without a major catalyst such as some strong job loss in the engineering sector OR some major rate moves in the upward direction, I do not see it.

Now can the homes that are more expensive (800k and up) in CV come down substantially? Yeah they can… however even those homes are pushed by a strong demand from well salaried professionals.

I guess my point is not to argue that the price to income ratios are still not way out of whack in CV because they are. The point is once more, that there are alot of people with money that push for CV and want the schools and the reduced commute compare to LCV or 4S.

SD Realtor

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