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ParticipantHi NYer –
One lesson to take away from your experiences is with regards to the Encinitas home that went for 907k. When you shoot in an offer that gets rejected or perhaps you guys cannot get it worked out with the seller, have your realtor check in a few weeks later. As you see from that experience eventually sellers (well some sellers) do change thier minds and become more open after the market wakes them up a bit.
Terraza Mar Marvelosa is currently in escrow. We will see what it goes for.
Have patience…
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi NYer –
One lesson to take away from your experiences is with regards to the Encinitas home that went for 907k. When you shoot in an offer that gets rejected or perhaps you guys cannot get it worked out with the seller, have your realtor check in a few weeks later. As you see from that experience eventually sellers (well some sellers) do change thier minds and become more open after the market wakes them up a bit.
Terraza Mar Marvelosa is currently in escrow. We will see what it goes for.
Have patience…
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi NYer –
One lesson to take away from your experiences is with regards to the Encinitas home that went for 907k. When you shoot in an offer that gets rejected or perhaps you guys cannot get it worked out with the seller, have your realtor check in a few weeks later. As you see from that experience eventually sellers (well some sellers) do change thier minds and become more open after the market wakes them up a bit.
Terraza Mar Marvelosa is currently in escrow. We will see what it goes for.
Have patience…
SD Realtor
ParticipantHi NYer –
One lesson to take away from your experiences is with regards to the Encinitas home that went for 907k. When you shoot in an offer that gets rejected or perhaps you guys cannot get it worked out with the seller, have your realtor check in a few weeks later. As you see from that experience eventually sellers (well some sellers) do change thier minds and become more open after the market wakes them up a bit.
Terraza Mar Marvelosa is currently in escrow. We will see what it goes for.
Have patience…
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer I have two words for you…
swing party…
(josh that was for you… see what happens when I post late at night?)
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer I have two words for you…
swing party…
(josh that was for you… see what happens when I post late at night?)
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer I have two words for you…
swing party…
(josh that was for you… see what happens when I post late at night?)
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer I have two words for you…
swing party…
(josh that was for you… see what happens when I post late at night?)
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer I have two words for you…
swing party…
(josh that was for you… see what happens when I post late at night?)
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer as an engineer I would echo all of the previous posts… unless you have ton of stock that is actually worth something it will be quite difficult to stretch yourself into a million dollar neighborhood. Better to live with your wife and have her snipe at you for not purchasing the home, then lay in bed at night praying you do not get laid off because every penny you have goes to the mortgage. Try to reason with your wife and show her the numbers of how much it would cost to live in a million dollar neighborhood with only 200k down and only 100k or 150k salary. Don’t forget taxes, mello roos (if applicable) insurance and hoa (if applicable). I think the poster (robyns song) that advised you to rent in that million dollar neighborhood made very good sense.
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer as an engineer I would echo all of the previous posts… unless you have ton of stock that is actually worth something it will be quite difficult to stretch yourself into a million dollar neighborhood. Better to live with your wife and have her snipe at you for not purchasing the home, then lay in bed at night praying you do not get laid off because every penny you have goes to the mortgage. Try to reason with your wife and show her the numbers of how much it would cost to live in a million dollar neighborhood with only 200k down and only 100k or 150k salary. Don’t forget taxes, mello roos (if applicable) insurance and hoa (if applicable). I think the poster (robyns song) that advised you to rent in that million dollar neighborhood made very good sense.
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer as an engineer I would echo all of the previous posts… unless you have ton of stock that is actually worth something it will be quite difficult to stretch yourself into a million dollar neighborhood. Better to live with your wife and have her snipe at you for not purchasing the home, then lay in bed at night praying you do not get laid off because every penny you have goes to the mortgage. Try to reason with your wife and show her the numbers of how much it would cost to live in a million dollar neighborhood with only 200k down and only 100k or 150k salary. Don’t forget taxes, mello roos (if applicable) insurance and hoa (if applicable). I think the poster (robyns song) that advised you to rent in that million dollar neighborhood made very good sense.
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer as an engineer I would echo all of the previous posts… unless you have ton of stock that is actually worth something it will be quite difficult to stretch yourself into a million dollar neighborhood. Better to live with your wife and have her snipe at you for not purchasing the home, then lay in bed at night praying you do not get laid off because every penny you have goes to the mortgage. Try to reason with your wife and show her the numbers of how much it would cost to live in a million dollar neighborhood with only 200k down and only 100k or 150k salary. Don’t forget taxes, mello roos (if applicable) insurance and hoa (if applicable). I think the poster (robyns song) that advised you to rent in that million dollar neighborhood made very good sense.
SD Realtor
Participantmmbuyer as an engineer I would echo all of the previous posts… unless you have ton of stock that is actually worth something it will be quite difficult to stretch yourself into a million dollar neighborhood. Better to live with your wife and have her snipe at you for not purchasing the home, then lay in bed at night praying you do not get laid off because every penny you have goes to the mortgage. Try to reason with your wife and show her the numbers of how much it would cost to live in a million dollar neighborhood with only 200k down and only 100k or 150k salary. Don’t forget taxes, mello roos (if applicable) insurance and hoa (if applicable). I think the poster (robyns song) that advised you to rent in that million dollar neighborhood made very good sense.
SD Realtor
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