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January 14, 2011 at 7:30 PM in reply to: sell current home or rent? not sure how to calculate #654168January 14, 2011 at 7:30 PM in reply to: sell current home or rent? not sure how to calculate #654756
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ParticipantCurious. Why do you have renew a loan every year or two? Are you saying that everyone who owns residential real estate has to refinance every year or two? Somehow I am not sure if I believe that.
January 14, 2011 at 7:30 PM in reply to: sell current home or rent? not sure how to calculate #654893ParticipantCurious. Why do you have renew a loan every year or two? Are you saying that everyone who owns residential real estate has to refinance every year or two? Somehow I am not sure if I believe that.
January 14, 2011 at 7:30 PM in reply to: sell current home or rent? not sure how to calculate #655223ParticipantCurious. Why do you have renew a loan every year or two? Are you saying that everyone who owns residential real estate has to refinance every year or two? Somehow I am not sure if I believe that.
ParticipantWell it is certainly priced in a pretty aggressive manner so if you get it, you better inspect the crap out of it. This very much falls into the category of if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck… well it is a duck. It is priced well below the comps for the area given the square footage. It has also been on the market a long time given that pricing so what could the reason be. I have not been in that home. Sundance is a fairly well travelled street as it runs between CM road, BM road and Twin Trails. So I guess I can only give you a proceed with caution in a big way on this home. I can gaurantee you it is priced in this manner for some reason and they have prettied up the inside. The backyard appears to be dominated by the pool. As for this part of PQ I would classify it as okay. Not great but better then say the far northeast end of PQ. Don’t be surprised if you get a little background noise from Ted Williams either.
ParticipantWell it is certainly priced in a pretty aggressive manner so if you get it, you better inspect the crap out of it. This very much falls into the category of if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck… well it is a duck. It is priced well below the comps for the area given the square footage. It has also been on the market a long time given that pricing so what could the reason be. I have not been in that home. Sundance is a fairly well travelled street as it runs between CM road, BM road and Twin Trails. So I guess I can only give you a proceed with caution in a big way on this home. I can gaurantee you it is priced in this manner for some reason and they have prettied up the inside. The backyard appears to be dominated by the pool. As for this part of PQ I would classify it as okay. Not great but better then say the far northeast end of PQ. Don’t be surprised if you get a little background noise from Ted Williams either.
ParticipantWell it is certainly priced in a pretty aggressive manner so if you get it, you better inspect the crap out of it. This very much falls into the category of if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck… well it is a duck. It is priced well below the comps for the area given the square footage. It has also been on the market a long time given that pricing so what could the reason be. I have not been in that home. Sundance is a fairly well travelled street as it runs between CM road, BM road and Twin Trails. So I guess I can only give you a proceed with caution in a big way on this home. I can gaurantee you it is priced in this manner for some reason and they have prettied up the inside. The backyard appears to be dominated by the pool. As for this part of PQ I would classify it as okay. Not great but better then say the far northeast end of PQ. Don’t be surprised if you get a little background noise from Ted Williams either.
ParticipantWell it is certainly priced in a pretty aggressive manner so if you get it, you better inspect the crap out of it. This very much falls into the category of if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck… well it is a duck. It is priced well below the comps for the area given the square footage. It has also been on the market a long time given that pricing so what could the reason be. I have not been in that home. Sundance is a fairly well travelled street as it runs between CM road, BM road and Twin Trails. So I guess I can only give you a proceed with caution in a big way on this home. I can gaurantee you it is priced in this manner for some reason and they have prettied up the inside. The backyard appears to be dominated by the pool. As for this part of PQ I would classify it as okay. Not great but better then say the far northeast end of PQ. Don’t be surprised if you get a little background noise from Ted Williams either.
ParticipantWell it is certainly priced in a pretty aggressive manner so if you get it, you better inspect the crap out of it. This very much falls into the category of if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck… well it is a duck. It is priced well below the comps for the area given the square footage. It has also been on the market a long time given that pricing so what could the reason be. I have not been in that home. Sundance is a fairly well travelled street as it runs between CM road, BM road and Twin Trails. So I guess I can only give you a proceed with caution in a big way on this home. I can gaurantee you it is priced in this manner for some reason and they have prettied up the inside. The backyard appears to be dominated by the pool. As for this part of PQ I would classify it as okay. Not great but better then say the far northeast end of PQ. Don’t be surprised if you get a little background noise from Ted Williams either.
ParticipantI agree Scarlett, don’t get married to the stats in either direction. Keep sticking to the basics. Stay within your budget and if you see something you like then great. If not time is on your side. I just don’t see it happening in the immediate future. Lets see how things look at the end of the summer.
Andy I will do the same thing for 92131 but it may take a day or two.
ParticipantI agree Scarlett, don’t get married to the stats in either direction. Keep sticking to the basics. Stay within your budget and if you see something you like then great. If not time is on your side. I just don’t see it happening in the immediate future. Lets see how things look at the end of the summer.
Andy I will do the same thing for 92131 but it may take a day or two.
ParticipantI agree Scarlett, don’t get married to the stats in either direction. Keep sticking to the basics. Stay within your budget and if you see something you like then great. If not time is on your side. I just don’t see it happening in the immediate future. Lets see how things look at the end of the summer.
Andy I will do the same thing for 92131 but it may take a day or two.
ParticipantI agree Scarlett, don’t get married to the stats in either direction. Keep sticking to the basics. Stay within your budget and if you see something you like then great. If not time is on your side. I just don’t see it happening in the immediate future. Lets see how things look at the end of the summer.
Andy I will do the same thing for 92131 but it may take a day or two.
ParticipantI agree Scarlett, don’t get married to the stats in either direction. Keep sticking to the basics. Stay within your budget and if you see something you like then great. If not time is on your side. I just don’t see it happening in the immediate future. Lets see how things look at the end of the summer.
Andy I will do the same thing for 92131 but it may take a day or two.
ParticipantStop making so much sense CAR. I am drinking the same tea as well.
I guess I don’t quite see the end of civilization but I do see high rates and a lower quality of life. I don’t see us waving a magic wand and all of this just going away in a few years. Eugene and I debated that in another thread and he felt that our situation is not as dire as Japans was during their crisis. I am not as confident as I watch oil hover near the century mark, gold pushing 1400 smackers an ounce, and commodity prices rising all over the place. Clearly the world order is changing and none of these more large scale pieces of the puzzle were in place when Japan had their crisis. Oh and lets not forget those nice little entitlements for which we have not discussed, or the fact that the fed has been monotizing debt. So when rates do go up, anyone wanna guess what happens to the feds portfolio? Lest we also foget the status of most of the state and city budgets within our country?
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