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I sure hope that the tax dollars formerly known as “mine” aren’t funding this in any way.

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I sure hope that the tax dollars formerly known as “mine” aren’t funding this in any way.

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I sure hope that the tax dollars formerly known as “mine” aren’t funding this in any way.

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I sure hope that the tax dollars formerly known as “mine” aren’t funding this in any way.

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I’m with SD R.

I always give this advice to young people looking for a house:

Before even thinking of buying a house, put the difference between your current rent and your future house payment (including HOA, prop tax, and insurance) into the bank every month for 6 months, maybe a year.

For example, if you rent a place now for $1200 and your house payment will be $2500 / month. Put $1300 into the bank each month and don’t touch it.

This accomplishes three things:

1) You know what it is like to live without the money you will have to spend on the house payment. You can really tell if you can afford it, or if you want to afford it.

2) You save up additional money for a down payment.

3) You let the housing market slide a little more.

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I’m with SD R.

I always give this advice to young people looking for a house:

Before even thinking of buying a house, put the difference between your current rent and your future house payment (including HOA, prop tax, and insurance) into the bank every month for 6 months, maybe a year.

For example, if you rent a place now for $1200 and your house payment will be $2500 / month. Put $1300 into the bank each month and don’t touch it.

This accomplishes three things:

1) You know what it is like to live without the money you will have to spend on the house payment. You can really tell if you can afford it, or if you want to afford it.

2) You save up additional money for a down payment.

3) You let the housing market slide a little more.

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I’m with SD R.

I always give this advice to young people looking for a house:

Before even thinking of buying a house, put the difference between your current rent and your future house payment (including HOA, prop tax, and insurance) into the bank every month for 6 months, maybe a year.

For example, if you rent a place now for $1200 and your house payment will be $2500 / month. Put $1300 into the bank each month and don’t touch it.

This accomplishes three things:

1) You know what it is like to live without the money you will have to spend on the house payment. You can really tell if you can afford it, or if you want to afford it.

2) You save up additional money for a down payment.

3) You let the housing market slide a little more.

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I’m with SD R.

I always give this advice to young people looking for a house:

Before even thinking of buying a house, put the difference between your current rent and your future house payment (including HOA, prop tax, and insurance) into the bank every month for 6 months, maybe a year.

For example, if you rent a place now for $1200 and your house payment will be $2500 / month. Put $1300 into the bank each month and don’t touch it.

This accomplishes three things:

1) You know what it is like to live without the money you will have to spend on the house payment. You can really tell if you can afford it, or if you want to afford it.

2) You save up additional money for a down payment.

3) You let the housing market slide a little more.

[sdduuuude]

I’m with SD R.

I always give this advice to young people looking for a house:

Before even thinking of buying a house, put the difference between your current rent and your future house payment (including HOA, prop tax, and insurance) into the bank every month for 6 months, maybe a year.

For example, if you rent a place now for $1200 and your house payment will be $2500 / month. Put $1300 into the bank each month and don’t touch it.

This accomplishes three things:

1) You know what it is like to live without the money you will have to spend on the house payment. You can really tell if you can afford it, or if you want to afford it.

2) You save up additional money for a down payment.

3) You let the housing market slide a little more.

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Your bay view can be ruined by someone else’s 2nd story, though.

But it is a decent house on a decent lot in a decent ‘hood. Deerpark looks like a comp-killer for Clairemont, BayPark, and parts of Linda Vista.

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Your bay view can be ruined by someone else’s 2nd story, though.

But it is a decent house on a decent lot in a decent ‘hood. Deerpark looks like a comp-killer for Clairemont, BayPark, and parts of Linda Vista.

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Your bay view can be ruined by someone else’s 2nd story, though.

But it is a decent house on a decent lot in a decent ‘hood. Deerpark looks like a comp-killer for Clairemont, BayPark, and parts of Linda Vista.

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Your bay view can be ruined by someone else’s 2nd story, though.

But it is a decent house on a decent lot in a decent ‘hood. Deerpark looks like a comp-killer for Clairemont, BayPark, and parts of Linda Vista.

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Your bay view can be ruined by someone else’s 2nd story, though.

But it is a decent house on a decent lot in a decent ‘hood. Deerpark looks like a comp-killer for Clairemont, BayPark, and parts of Linda Vista.

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I’d be happer with this, but I like the old 50’s houses in Clairemont, and there’s 20 feet between houses:

http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/4802-Mount-La-Palma-Dr-92117/home/4960258

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