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What you’re really saying though is that it’s cheaper. Or, at least, there are parts of PQ that are cheaper. For the most part, it’s the cheapest way into PSD. Is this what we’re really talking about?

If the rest of it carried much weight, it would be more expensive not less.

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[quote=sdrealtor]PQ is a relatively affordable area in a prime location with low/no HOA or Mello Roos fees in a good school district. Everything surrounding it doesnt meet that standard which is why people focus on it.[/quote]RB, right on the other side of the 15? Seems to meet those criteria and while there’s no denying it’s further east, I don’t think it’s any less prime location-wise. A little less affordable, I suppose, depending on what you mean.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]PQ is a relatively affordable area in a prime location with low/no HOA or Mello Roos fees in a good school district. Everything surrounding it doesnt meet that standard which is why people focus on it.[/quote]RB, right on the other side of the 15? Seems to meet those criteria and while there’s no denying it’s further east, I don’t think it’s any less prime location-wise. A little less affordable, I suppose, depending on what you mean.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]PQ is a relatively affordable area in a prime location with low/no HOA or Mello Roos fees in a good school district. Everything surrounding it doesnt meet that standard which is why people focus on it.[/quote]RB, right on the other side of the 15? Seems to meet those criteria and while there’s no denying it’s further east, I don’t think it’s any less prime location-wise. A little less affordable, I suppose, depending on what you mean.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]PQ is a relatively affordable area in a prime location with low/no HOA or Mello Roos fees in a good school district. Everything surrounding it doesnt meet that standard which is why people focus on it.[/quote]RB, right on the other side of the 15? Seems to meet those criteria and while there’s no denying it’s further east, I don’t think it’s any less prime location-wise. A little less affordable, I suppose, depending on what you mean.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]PQ is a relatively affordable area in a prime location with low/no HOA or Mello Roos fees in a good school district. Everything surrounding it doesnt meet that standard which is why people focus on it.[/quote]RB, right on the other side of the 15? Seems to meet those criteria and while there’s no denying it’s further east, I don’t think it’s any less prime location-wise. A little less affordable, I suppose, depending on what you mean.

[sdcellar]

PQ has come up a few times now and I’m just left to wonder why anyone would limit their home search to PQ? I mean one way to counter a hot zip is to look at the adjoining ones. Seems like there are some reasonable alternatives. I guess part of my interest is due the fact that I lived in PQ and actually liked where I lived quite a bit, but can’t see why anybody would be overly attached (unless they’ve got to live near their mother/brother/sister or something).

[sdcellar]

PQ has come up a few times now and I’m just left to wonder why anyone would limit their home search to PQ? I mean one way to counter a hot zip is to look at the adjoining ones. Seems like there are some reasonable alternatives. I guess part of my interest is due the fact that I lived in PQ and actually liked where I lived quite a bit, but can’t see why anybody would be overly attached (unless they’ve got to live near their mother/brother/sister or something).

[sdcellar]

PQ has come up a few times now and I’m just left to wonder why anyone would limit their home search to PQ? I mean one way to counter a hot zip is to look at the adjoining ones. Seems like there are some reasonable alternatives. I guess part of my interest is due the fact that I lived in PQ and actually liked where I lived quite a bit, but can’t see why anybody would be overly attached (unless they’ve got to live near their mother/brother/sister or something).

[sdcellar]

PQ has come up a few times now and I’m just left to wonder why anyone would limit their home search to PQ? I mean one way to counter a hot zip is to look at the adjoining ones. Seems like there are some reasonable alternatives. I guess part of my interest is due the fact that I lived in PQ and actually liked where I lived quite a bit, but can’t see why anybody would be overly attached (unless they’ve got to live near their mother/brother/sister or something).

[sdcellar]

PQ has come up a few times now and I’m just left to wonder why anyone would limit their home search to PQ? I mean one way to counter a hot zip is to look at the adjoining ones. Seems like there are some reasonable alternatives. I guess part of my interest is due the fact that I lived in PQ and actually liked where I lived quite a bit, but can’t see why anybody would be overly attached (unless they’ve got to live near their mother/brother/sister or something).

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]There are also a ton of people who stopped paying on their 2nds but kept their 1st current.[/quote]This makes a lot of sense and haven’t really heard this theory before. At the end of the day, a lot of people just want to go on living their life as they have. If they can fake it by “forgetting” about the 2nd, that certainly helps. Certainly helps the rent/buy math and you gotta pay to live somewhere.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]There are also a ton of people who stopped paying on their 2nds but kept their 1st current.[/quote]This makes a lot of sense and haven’t really heard this theory before. At the end of the day, a lot of people just want to go on living their life as they have. If they can fake it by “forgetting” about the 2nd, that certainly helps. Certainly helps the rent/buy math and you gotta pay to live somewhere.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]There are also a ton of people who stopped paying on their 2nds but kept their 1st current.[/quote]This makes a lot of sense and haven’t really heard this theory before. At the end of the day, a lot of people just want to go on living their life as they have. If they can fake it by “forgetting” about the 2nd, that certainly helps. Certainly helps the rent/buy math and you gotta pay to live somewhere.

[sdcellar]

[quote=sdrealtor]There are also a ton of people who stopped paying on their 2nds but kept their 1st current.[/quote]This makes a lot of sense and haven’t really heard this theory before. At the end of the day, a lot of people just want to go on living their life as they have. If they can fake it by “forgetting” about the 2nd, that certainly helps. Certainly helps the rent/buy math and you gotta pay to live somewhere.

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