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ParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipant[quote=pri_dk][quote=XBoxBoy]Seems we get a thread on this every couple of weeks or so. It would be interesting to go back and see who’s predictions were right, and who’s were way off.[/quote]
Kinda like a bunch of guys sitting around a roulette table speculating on whether the next spin will land on black or red. Some of them will be correct a few times and start thinking they have it figured out.[/quote]
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=XBoxBoy]Seems we get a thread on this every couple of weeks or so. It would be interesting to go back and see who’s predictions were right, and who’s were way off.[/quote]
Kinda like a bunch of guys sitting around a roulette table speculating on whether the next spin will land on black or red. Some of them will be correct a few times and start thinking they have it figured out.[/quote]
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=XBoxBoy]Seems we get a thread on this every couple of weeks or so. It would be interesting to go back and see who’s predictions were right, and who’s were way off.[/quote]
Kinda like a bunch of guys sitting around a roulette table speculating on whether the next spin will land on black or red. Some of them will be correct a few times and start thinking they have it figured out.[/quote]
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=XBoxBoy]Seems we get a thread on this every couple of weeks or so. It would be interesting to go back and see who’s predictions were right, and who’s were way off.[/quote]
Kinda like a bunch of guys sitting around a roulette table speculating on whether the next spin will land on black or red. Some of them will be correct a few times and start thinking they have it figured out.[/quote]
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=XBoxBoy]Seems we get a thread on this every couple of weeks or so. It would be interesting to go back and see who’s predictions were right, and who’s were way off.[/quote]
Kinda like a bunch of guys sitting around a roulette table speculating on whether the next spin will land on black or red. Some of them will be correct a few times and start thinking they have it figured out.[/quote]
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
ParticipantI have visited a friend’s house near Lake Murray. I think that is still La Mesa, though I’m not sure. It seemed pretty nice – like something between Clairemont and University City. South of the 8, La Mesa doesn’t seem very nice, though.
ParticipantI have visited a friend’s house near Lake Murray. I think that is still La Mesa, though I’m not sure. It seemed pretty nice – like something between Clairemont and University City. South of the 8, La Mesa doesn’t seem very nice, though.
ParticipantI have visited a friend’s house near Lake Murray. I think that is still La Mesa, though I’m not sure. It seemed pretty nice – like something between Clairemont and University City. South of the 8, La Mesa doesn’t seem very nice, though.
ParticipantI have visited a friend’s house near Lake Murray. I think that is still La Mesa, though I’m not sure. It seemed pretty nice – like something between Clairemont and University City. South of the 8, La Mesa doesn’t seem very nice, though.
ParticipantI have visited a friend’s house near Lake Murray. I think that is still La Mesa, though I’m not sure. It seemed pretty nice – like something between Clairemont and University City. South of the 8, La Mesa doesn’t seem very nice, though.
ParticipantI think building isn’t so bad, especially if you understand the process and can manage it yourself.
The problem comes in getting all the approvals and government stamps needed to pull a permit. THe difficulty of this varies greatly by neighborhood. I’m sure in north county there are some places which are easy to get a permit and some places which are nightmares. I would focus energy on figuring out all the nasty rules that can stop a design in its tracks.
I recommend getting help from an architect who is used to moving projects through the government. You don’t need a great architect, but you need an architect who really knows the rules and/or how to get around them.
Also, if you get a construction loan, you have to make sure you get the project done before the construction loan expires. Keeping things moving fast enough can be difficult and stressful.
If you “have your eye” on a project that is already permitted, I say go for it.
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