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ParticipantGlad to hear you’re putting those knives away coz I’m about ready to catch one. Temecula, cheaper than Michigan, here I come.
ParticipantGlad to hear you’re putting those knives away coz I’m about ready to catch one. Temecula, cheaper than Michigan, here I come.
ParticipantGlad to hear you’re putting those knives away coz I’m about ready to catch one. Temecula, cheaper than Michigan, here I come.
ParticipantGlad to hear you’re putting those knives away coz I’m about ready to catch one. Temecula, cheaper than Michigan, here I come.
ParticipantThe other thing I was going to say is that Temecula area is already cheaper than the areas I’ve been tracking in Detroit area suburbs. (yeah, I know I’m probably the only person here who cares about Detroit subs). For kid reasons, I’ve been tracking homes in the Canton area out here. Canton is very similar to Temecula in that it is a commuter bedroom community. Work is going to be a commute, except for service related jobs . A Pulte 2500-3000 home is $600.
The gems TG is finding in Temecula are already looking pretty good. I might be moving sooner than I thought.ParticipantThe other thing I was going to say is that Temecula area is already cheaper than the areas I’ve been tracking in Detroit area suburbs. (yeah, I know I’m probably the only person here who cares about Detroit subs). For kid reasons, I’ve been tracking homes in the Canton area out here. Canton is very similar to Temecula in that it is a commuter bedroom community. Work is going to be a commute, except for service related jobs . A Pulte 2500-3000 home is $600.
The gems TG is finding in Temecula are already looking pretty good. I might be moving sooner than I thought.ParticipantThe other thing I was going to say is that Temecula area is already cheaper than the areas I’ve been tracking in Detroit area suburbs. (yeah, I know I’m probably the only person here who cares about Detroit subs). For kid reasons, I’ve been tracking homes in the Canton area out here. Canton is very similar to Temecula in that it is a commuter bedroom community. Work is going to be a commute, except for service related jobs . A Pulte 2500-3000 home is $600.
The gems TG is finding in Temecula are already looking pretty good. I might be moving sooner than I thought.ParticipantThe other thing I was going to say is that Temecula area is already cheaper than the areas I’ve been tracking in Detroit area suburbs. (yeah, I know I’m probably the only person here who cares about Detroit subs). For kid reasons, I’ve been tracking homes in the Canton area out here. Canton is very similar to Temecula in that it is a commuter bedroom community. Work is going to be a commute, except for service related jobs . A Pulte 2500-3000 home is $600.
The gems TG is finding in Temecula are already looking pretty good. I might be moving sooner than I thought.ParticipantThe other thing I was going to say is that Temecula area is already cheaper than the areas I’ve been tracking in Detroit area suburbs. (yeah, I know I’m probably the only person here who cares about Detroit subs). For kid reasons, I’ve been tracking homes in the Canton area out here. Canton is very similar to Temecula in that it is a commuter bedroom community. Work is going to be a commute, except for service related jobs . A Pulte 2500-3000 home is $600.
The gems TG is finding in Temecula are already looking pretty good. I might be moving sooner than I thought.ParticipantYeah, people just don’t get it. Denial is too strong. This is also exactly why it’s taking so long for prices to come down. Sellers in denial and ignorant buyers still out there. But it kinda looks like there’s fewer buyers out there, so maybe there is some hope.
I’m out in Michigan, chomping at the bit for prices to go down, so I can go back to San Diego. I get the same thing out here. Out here the economy is dismal, and home prices are going down at a snail’s pace for all the same reasons. People just cling to the notion that there home is immune to anything disasterous.
I think foreclosures are going to change this. If banks start dumping their luggage at a quicker rate, comps will reflect. At least that’s what I’m hoping.
Last time around, I bought a house in Murrietta from the bank and a 20 acre avocado grove in De Luz. I gave an offer in De Luz for a 20 acre horse property that was first listed at $950 just one year earlier. My offer was $250. I didn’t get it because a previous offer of $220 was already accepted. I tell these stories to people out here and they say, “Well, that’s California.” Like somehow Michigan is better?
My brother tells me that my expectations for other people are too high.He says just lower your expectations and maybe you’ll be pleasantly surprised every now and then. He just might be right.
Well, it’s the first real snow of the season. Kids are pulling at me ….
ParticipantYeah, people just don’t get it. Denial is too strong. This is also exactly why it’s taking so long for prices to come down. Sellers in denial and ignorant buyers still out there. But it kinda looks like there’s fewer buyers out there, so maybe there is some hope.
I’m out in Michigan, chomping at the bit for prices to go down, so I can go back to San Diego. I get the same thing out here. Out here the economy is dismal, and home prices are going down at a snail’s pace for all the same reasons. People just cling to the notion that there home is immune to anything disasterous.
I think foreclosures are going to change this. If banks start dumping their luggage at a quicker rate, comps will reflect. At least that’s what I’m hoping.
Last time around, I bought a house in Murrietta from the bank and a 20 acre avocado grove in De Luz. I gave an offer in De Luz for a 20 acre horse property that was first listed at $950 just one year earlier. My offer was $250. I didn’t get it because a previous offer of $220 was already accepted. I tell these stories to people out here and they say, “Well, that’s California.” Like somehow Michigan is better?
My brother tells me that my expectations for other people are too high.He says just lower your expectations and maybe you’ll be pleasantly surprised every now and then. He just might be right.
Well, it’s the first real snow of the season. Kids are pulling at me ….
ParticipantYeah, people just don’t get it. Denial is too strong. This is also exactly why it’s taking so long for prices to come down. Sellers in denial and ignorant buyers still out there. But it kinda looks like there’s fewer buyers out there, so maybe there is some hope.
I’m out in Michigan, chomping at the bit for prices to go down, so I can go back to San Diego. I get the same thing out here. Out here the economy is dismal, and home prices are going down at a snail’s pace for all the same reasons. People just cling to the notion that there home is immune to anything disasterous.
I think foreclosures are going to change this. If banks start dumping their luggage at a quicker rate, comps will reflect. At least that’s what I’m hoping.
Last time around, I bought a house in Murrietta from the bank and a 20 acre avocado grove in De Luz. I gave an offer in De Luz for a 20 acre horse property that was first listed at $950 just one year earlier. My offer was $250. I didn’t get it because a previous offer of $220 was already accepted. I tell these stories to people out here and they say, “Well, that’s California.” Like somehow Michigan is better?
My brother tells me that my expectations for other people are too high.He says just lower your expectations and maybe you’ll be pleasantly surprised every now and then. He just might be right.
Well, it’s the first real snow of the season. Kids are pulling at me ….
ParticipantYeah, people just don’t get it. Denial is too strong. This is also exactly why it’s taking so long for prices to come down. Sellers in denial and ignorant buyers still out there. But it kinda looks like there’s fewer buyers out there, so maybe there is some hope.
I’m out in Michigan, chomping at the bit for prices to go down, so I can go back to San Diego. I get the same thing out here. Out here the economy is dismal, and home prices are going down at a snail’s pace for all the same reasons. People just cling to the notion that there home is immune to anything disasterous.
I think foreclosures are going to change this. If banks start dumping their luggage at a quicker rate, comps will reflect. At least that’s what I’m hoping.
Last time around, I bought a house in Murrietta from the bank and a 20 acre avocado grove in De Luz. I gave an offer in De Luz for a 20 acre horse property that was first listed at $950 just one year earlier. My offer was $250. I didn’t get it because a previous offer of $220 was already accepted. I tell these stories to people out here and they say, “Well, that’s California.” Like somehow Michigan is better?
My brother tells me that my expectations for other people are too high.He says just lower your expectations and maybe you’ll be pleasantly surprised every now and then. He just might be right.
Well, it’s the first real snow of the season. Kids are pulling at me ….
ParticipantYeah, people just don’t get it. Denial is too strong. This is also exactly why it’s taking so long for prices to come down. Sellers in denial and ignorant buyers still out there. But it kinda looks like there’s fewer buyers out there, so maybe there is some hope.
I’m out in Michigan, chomping at the bit for prices to go down, so I can go back to San Diego. I get the same thing out here. Out here the economy is dismal, and home prices are going down at a snail’s pace for all the same reasons. People just cling to the notion that there home is immune to anything disasterous.
I think foreclosures are going to change this. If banks start dumping their luggage at a quicker rate, comps will reflect. At least that’s what I’m hoping.
Last time around, I bought a house in Murrietta from the bank and a 20 acre avocado grove in De Luz. I gave an offer in De Luz for a 20 acre horse property that was first listed at $950 just one year earlier. My offer was $250. I didn’t get it because a previous offer of $220 was already accepted. I tell these stories to people out here and they say, “Well, that’s California.” Like somehow Michigan is better?
My brother tells me that my expectations for other people are too high.He says just lower your expectations and maybe you’ll be pleasantly surprised every now and then. He just might be right.
Well, it’s the first real snow of the season. Kids are pulling at me ….
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