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sdnerd
ParticipantI’m typing this inside of $2M+ house inside of Santaluz right now (not mine). It was paid for in all cash.
The neighbors I’ve met are all business owners, and I know there is a professional athlete right near here.
SD Realtor always takes flack whenever he mentions that there IS a lot of money out there and I don’t understand why. There is, and some people make absurd amounts of money.
That’s not to say there aren’t more price declines to come, a lot of houses for sale here, and probably quite a few barely hanging on.
sdnerd
ParticipantI’m typing this inside of $2M+ house inside of Santaluz right now (not mine). It was paid for in all cash.
The neighbors I’ve met are all business owners, and I know there is a professional athlete right near here.
SD Realtor always takes flack whenever he mentions that there IS a lot of money out there and I don’t understand why. There is, and some people make absurd amounts of money.
That’s not to say there aren’t more price declines to come, a lot of houses for sale here, and probably quite a few barely hanging on.
sdnerd
ParticipantI’m typing this inside of $2M+ house inside of Santaluz right now (not mine). It was paid for in all cash.
The neighbors I’ve met are all business owners, and I know there is a professional athlete right near here.
SD Realtor always takes flack whenever he mentions that there IS a lot of money out there and I don’t understand why. There is, and some people make absurd amounts of money.
That’s not to say there aren’t more price declines to come, a lot of houses for sale here, and probably quite a few barely hanging on.
sdnerd
ParticipantI’m typing this inside of $2M+ house inside of Santaluz right now (not mine). It was paid for in all cash.
The neighbors I’ve met are all business owners, and I know there is a professional athlete right near here.
SD Realtor always takes flack whenever he mentions that there IS a lot of money out there and I don’t understand why. There is, and some people make absurd amounts of money.
That’s not to say there aren’t more price declines to come, a lot of houses for sale here, and probably quite a few barely hanging on.
sdnerd
ParticipantAs someone else said – the merchant fees add up. The no balance person who does a ton of high dollar transactions is a super low risk profitable customer.
I fit that category w/ personal and business expenses, and I’ve had no reductions in credit with AMEX. Every couple of months they automatically bump my limit for no apparent reason – I suspect that’s automated in some manner since I’m not asking or using it.
What I have noticed however is a *drastic* decrease in the number of 0%, balance transfer, etc card offers in the mail. I used to get a stack full in the mail each week.. and to be honest I can’t even remember the last time I got one. Although that’s probably a good thing those aren’t going out as frequently… π
sdnerd
ParticipantAs someone else said – the merchant fees add up. The no balance person who does a ton of high dollar transactions is a super low risk profitable customer.
I fit that category w/ personal and business expenses, and I’ve had no reductions in credit with AMEX. Every couple of months they automatically bump my limit for no apparent reason – I suspect that’s automated in some manner since I’m not asking or using it.
What I have noticed however is a *drastic* decrease in the number of 0%, balance transfer, etc card offers in the mail. I used to get a stack full in the mail each week.. and to be honest I can’t even remember the last time I got one. Although that’s probably a good thing those aren’t going out as frequently… π
sdnerd
ParticipantAs someone else said – the merchant fees add up. The no balance person who does a ton of high dollar transactions is a super low risk profitable customer.
I fit that category w/ personal and business expenses, and I’ve had no reductions in credit with AMEX. Every couple of months they automatically bump my limit for no apparent reason – I suspect that’s automated in some manner since I’m not asking or using it.
What I have noticed however is a *drastic* decrease in the number of 0%, balance transfer, etc card offers in the mail. I used to get a stack full in the mail each week.. and to be honest I can’t even remember the last time I got one. Although that’s probably a good thing those aren’t going out as frequently… π
sdnerd
ParticipantAs someone else said – the merchant fees add up. The no balance person who does a ton of high dollar transactions is a super low risk profitable customer.
I fit that category w/ personal and business expenses, and I’ve had no reductions in credit with AMEX. Every couple of months they automatically bump my limit for no apparent reason – I suspect that’s automated in some manner since I’m not asking or using it.
What I have noticed however is a *drastic* decrease in the number of 0%, balance transfer, etc card offers in the mail. I used to get a stack full in the mail each week.. and to be honest I can’t even remember the last time I got one. Although that’s probably a good thing those aren’t going out as frequently… π
sdnerd
ParticipantAs someone else said – the merchant fees add up. The no balance person who does a ton of high dollar transactions is a super low risk profitable customer.
I fit that category w/ personal and business expenses, and I’ve had no reductions in credit with AMEX. Every couple of months they automatically bump my limit for no apparent reason – I suspect that’s automated in some manner since I’m not asking or using it.
What I have noticed however is a *drastic* decrease in the number of 0%, balance transfer, etc card offers in the mail. I used to get a stack full in the mail each week.. and to be honest I can’t even remember the last time I got one. Although that’s probably a good thing those aren’t going out as frequently… π
sdnerd
ParticipantWell said Temeculaguy; you described my situation pretty well.
I’ve lived here for close to 5 years; moved here a couple years after college because I was tired of roommates. The entire time my monthly payments have been cheaper or equal to an equivalent rental. It’s cheap living, which has allowed me to build a down payment war chest.
~3 minute drive to work for me and it’s about ~10 for my wife. Easy access to all the freeways, shopping, grocery stores, etc. The location is incredible IMHO.
I plan on buying a house in the next year or two, and keeping this as a rental. Eventually own in free and clear, or sell it in 15 years or whenever the next bubble hits.
Sure I wish I had bought at today’s prices vs. 2003, but that’s water under the bridge at this point.
If these hit $100k I’d write a check for another tomorrow. And I agree with you, someone would surely say it’d fall even further.
I’ve seen lock boxes disappear and people move in the last few weeks. So I guess they are starting to sell again or are being rented out… will have to check RedFin.
Be curious to see what happens once the lawsuit is over with.
sdnerd
ParticipantWell said Temeculaguy; you described my situation pretty well.
I’ve lived here for close to 5 years; moved here a couple years after college because I was tired of roommates. The entire time my monthly payments have been cheaper or equal to an equivalent rental. It’s cheap living, which has allowed me to build a down payment war chest.
~3 minute drive to work for me and it’s about ~10 for my wife. Easy access to all the freeways, shopping, grocery stores, etc. The location is incredible IMHO.
I plan on buying a house in the next year or two, and keeping this as a rental. Eventually own in free and clear, or sell it in 15 years or whenever the next bubble hits.
Sure I wish I had bought at today’s prices vs. 2003, but that’s water under the bridge at this point.
If these hit $100k I’d write a check for another tomorrow. And I agree with you, someone would surely say it’d fall even further.
I’ve seen lock boxes disappear and people move in the last few weeks. So I guess they are starting to sell again or are being rented out… will have to check RedFin.
Be curious to see what happens once the lawsuit is over with.
sdnerd
ParticipantWell said Temeculaguy; you described my situation pretty well.
I’ve lived here for close to 5 years; moved here a couple years after college because I was tired of roommates. The entire time my monthly payments have been cheaper or equal to an equivalent rental. It’s cheap living, which has allowed me to build a down payment war chest.
~3 minute drive to work for me and it’s about ~10 for my wife. Easy access to all the freeways, shopping, grocery stores, etc. The location is incredible IMHO.
I plan on buying a house in the next year or two, and keeping this as a rental. Eventually own in free and clear, or sell it in 15 years or whenever the next bubble hits.
Sure I wish I had bought at today’s prices vs. 2003, but that’s water under the bridge at this point.
If these hit $100k I’d write a check for another tomorrow. And I agree with you, someone would surely say it’d fall even further.
I’ve seen lock boxes disappear and people move in the last few weeks. So I guess they are starting to sell again or are being rented out… will have to check RedFin.
Be curious to see what happens once the lawsuit is over with.
sdnerd
ParticipantWell said Temeculaguy; you described my situation pretty well.
I’ve lived here for close to 5 years; moved here a couple years after college because I was tired of roommates. The entire time my monthly payments have been cheaper or equal to an equivalent rental. It’s cheap living, which has allowed me to build a down payment war chest.
~3 minute drive to work for me and it’s about ~10 for my wife. Easy access to all the freeways, shopping, grocery stores, etc. The location is incredible IMHO.
I plan on buying a house in the next year or two, and keeping this as a rental. Eventually own in free and clear, or sell it in 15 years or whenever the next bubble hits.
Sure I wish I had bought at today’s prices vs. 2003, but that’s water under the bridge at this point.
If these hit $100k I’d write a check for another tomorrow. And I agree with you, someone would surely say it’d fall even further.
I’ve seen lock boxes disappear and people move in the last few weeks. So I guess they are starting to sell again or are being rented out… will have to check RedFin.
Be curious to see what happens once the lawsuit is over with.
sdnerd
ParticipantWell said Temeculaguy; you described my situation pretty well.
I’ve lived here for close to 5 years; moved here a couple years after college because I was tired of roommates. The entire time my monthly payments have been cheaper or equal to an equivalent rental. It’s cheap living, which has allowed me to build a down payment war chest.
~3 minute drive to work for me and it’s about ~10 for my wife. Easy access to all the freeways, shopping, grocery stores, etc. The location is incredible IMHO.
I plan on buying a house in the next year or two, and keeping this as a rental. Eventually own in free and clear, or sell it in 15 years or whenever the next bubble hits.
Sure I wish I had bought at today’s prices vs. 2003, but that’s water under the bridge at this point.
If these hit $100k I’d write a check for another tomorrow. And I agree with you, someone would surely say it’d fall even further.
I’ve seen lock boxes disappear and people move in the last few weeks. So I guess they are starting to sell again or are being rented out… will have to check RedFin.
Be curious to see what happens once the lawsuit is over with.
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