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Participant” I am sitting on a large amount of liquid assets and I wouldn’t throw one nickel at the SoCal housing market until prices came into line with income. I have friends who have much more than myself and they also would not consider putting any money in the SoCal housing market until prices are in alignment with income.”
Birds of a feather……
December 13, 2007 at 11:06 AM in reply to: Year 3 of Housing Downturn Remains Dismal for U.S. Homebuilding (long article) #116054sdrealtor
ParticipantPlease dont cut and paste ridiculously large articles. We already ran off one poster who liked to do that. A simple link will suffice.
December 13, 2007 at 11:06 AM in reply to: Year 3 of Housing Downturn Remains Dismal for U.S. Homebuilding (long article) #116185sdrealtor
ParticipantPlease dont cut and paste ridiculously large articles. We already ran off one poster who liked to do that. A simple link will suffice.
December 13, 2007 at 11:06 AM in reply to: Year 3 of Housing Downturn Remains Dismal for U.S. Homebuilding (long article) #116217sdrealtor
ParticipantPlease dont cut and paste ridiculously large articles. We already ran off one poster who liked to do that. A simple link will suffice.
December 13, 2007 at 11:06 AM in reply to: Year 3 of Housing Downturn Remains Dismal for U.S. Homebuilding (long article) #116218sdrealtor
ParticipantPlease dont cut and paste ridiculously large articles. We already ran off one poster who liked to do that. A simple link will suffice.
December 13, 2007 at 11:06 AM in reply to: Year 3 of Housing Downturn Remains Dismal for U.S. Homebuilding (long article) #116261sdrealtor
ParticipantPlease dont cut and paste ridiculously large articles. We already ran off one poster who liked to do that. A simple link will suffice.
December 13, 2007 at 11:06 AM in reply to: Year 3 of Housing Downturn Remains Dismal for U.S. Homebuilding (long article) #116263sdrealtor
ParticipantPlease dont cut and paste ridiculously large articles. We already ran off one poster who liked to do that. A simple link will suffice.
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ParticipantSD R,
You could have gotten 2 of them. Check out 2237/2239 Levante. It’s a duplex that just closed last week for 880K. I had my eyes on it and would have grabbed it if I could have gotten it for $800K. With 20% down and a 30 yr fixed loan that’s about 4K P & I. Thrown in $675 taxes and $175 insurance and you got a property that is cash flow positive.sdr
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ParticipantSD R,
You could have gotten 2 of them. Check out 2237/2239 Levante. It’s a duplex that just closed last week for 880K. I had my eyes on it and would have grabbed it if I could have gotten it for $800K. With 20% down and a 30 yr fixed loan that’s about 4K P & I. Thrown in $675 taxes and $175 insurance and you got a property that is cash flow positive.sdr
sdrealtor
ParticipantSD R,
You could have gotten 2 of them. Check out 2237/2239 Levante. It’s a duplex that just closed last week for 880K. I had my eyes on it and would have grabbed it if I could have gotten it for $800K. With 20% down and a 30 yr fixed loan that’s about 4K P & I. Thrown in $675 taxes and $175 insurance and you got a property that is cash flow positive.sdr
sdrealtor
ParticipantSD R,
You could have gotten 2 of them. Check out 2237/2239 Levante. It’s a duplex that just closed last week for 880K. I had my eyes on it and would have grabbed it if I could have gotten it for $800K. With 20% down and a 30 yr fixed loan that’s about 4K P & I. Thrown in $675 taxes and $175 insurance and you got a property that is cash flow positive.sdr
sdrealtor
ParticipantSD R,
You could have gotten 2 of them. Check out 2237/2239 Levante. It’s a duplex that just closed last week for 880K. I had my eyes on it and would have grabbed it if I could have gotten it for $800K. With 20% down and a 30 yr fixed loan that’s about 4K P & I. Thrown in $675 taxes and $175 insurance and you got a property that is cash flow positive.sdr
sdrealtor
ParticipantSD R,
You could have gotten 2 of them. Check out 2237/2239 Levante. It’s a duplex that just closed last week for 880K. I had my eyes on it and would have grabbed it if I could have gotten it for $800K. With 20% down and a 30 yr fixed loan that’s about 4K P & I. Thrown in $675 taxes and $175 insurance and you got a property that is cash flow positive.sdr
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I dont doubt those prices in other areas but what would it rent for in those other areas? I dont think they would get close to 2500. -
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