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ParticipantWe are sacrificing a goat out back near the firepit. All Piggingtons are invited. Appropriate attire requested.
ParticipantGot that right Rustico. 92115 is definitely not El Cajon. It’s the College Area incorporating communities like El Cerrito, Redwood Village (formaerly Darnall), Talmadge, Rolando as well as the College area infamous of late for all the Mini-Dorms.
ParticipantGot that right Rustico. 92115 is definitely not El Cajon. It’s the College Area incorporating communities like El Cerrito, Redwood Village (formaerly Darnall), Talmadge, Rolando as well as the College area infamous of late for all the Mini-Dorms.
ParticipantThe most interesting thing I saw in the report were the actual foreclosure counts. Four of the top five are in Cleveland but #6 is our very own North Oceanside up by the back gate (92057).
ParticipantThe most interesting thing I saw in the report were the actual foreclosure counts. Four of the top five are in Cleveland but #6 is our very own North Oceanside up by the back gate (92057).
ParticipantI’ve seen a couple of those also and didnt understand what was going on either. Thanks for the information.
ParticipantI’ve seen a couple of those also and didnt understand what was going on either. Thanks for the information.
ParticipantI dont understand how disclosing the number of properties you purchased is so sensitive a topic. If you bought a couple, it’s reasonable. Lot’s of people do that and add to their holding sover time. If you bought several in a year or two, I have a heard time understanding how any prudent person could expect to carry them with a normal income level. I have no problem seeing you as vicitims as you were victims of more than a bunch of crooks if you bought more than 1 or 2 properties. You were victims of your own greed and ignorance.
ParticipantI dont understand how disclosing the number of properties you purchased is so sensitive a topic. If you bought a couple, it’s reasonable. Lot’s of people do that and add to their holding sover time. If you bought several in a year or two, I have a heard time understanding how any prudent person could expect to carry them with a normal income level. I have no problem seeing you as vicitims as you were victims of more than a bunch of crooks if you bought more than 1 or 2 properties. You were victims of your own greed and ignorance.
ParticipantWas just out showing properties in Encinitas/South Carlsbad. Don’t know about the prices but there are some really nice homes coming on the market htese days. Probably the nicest homes/locations I’ve seen in at least 3 years. I wouldnt expect a massive drop in the next 6 months. Five percent could happen but 10% seems very unlikely as there isnt massive inventory. As nice as the homes are that I saw today (about 8), I’d be very surprised if at least 4 of them dont sell within 30 days. The problem isnt getting a big house at a great price, its finding one you actually really like at a good deal or otherwise.
ParticipantWas just out showing properties in Encinitas/South Carlsbad. Don’t know about the prices but there are some really nice homes coming on the market htese days. Probably the nicest homes/locations I’ve seen in at least 3 years. I wouldnt expect a massive drop in the next 6 months. Five percent could happen but 10% seems very unlikely as there isnt massive inventory. As nice as the homes are that I saw today (about 8), I’d be very surprised if at least 4 of them dont sell within 30 days. The problem isnt getting a big house at a great price, its finding one you actually really like at a good deal or otherwise.
ParticipantFlag and Conned,
Other sdrealtor here (there are two of us). I can completely understand how overwhelming the whole RE process is. For example, i find the act of signing loan documents completely unnerving. Even after walking numerous clients through the process and signing them at least a dozen times myself, the process is always the same. You sit down with good intentions of reviewing the documents but at some point in the process it becomes too much to continue and everyone and I mean everyone capitulates. You ask question after question but eventually you get worn out and relie on the mortgage broker to be honest and thorough to some degree. This much I understand and can see how so many got conned by slick operators.What I am curious about is how many properties were involved for each of you? Did you buy one, two, three or maybe more? If it’s 1 or 2, I think you’ll get more sympathy. If on the otherhand, you bought a handfull in a short period of time, well I’d have to agree with the others that you fell off the stupid truck.
ParticipantFlag and Conned,
Other sdrealtor here (there are two of us). I can completely understand how overwhelming the whole RE process is. For example, i find the act of signing loan documents completely unnerving. Even after walking numerous clients through the process and signing them at least a dozen times myself, the process is always the same. You sit down with good intentions of reviewing the documents but at some point in the process it becomes too much to continue and everyone and I mean everyone capitulates. You ask question after question but eventually you get worn out and relie on the mortgage broker to be honest and thorough to some degree. This much I understand and can see how so many got conned by slick operators.What I am curious about is how many properties were involved for each of you? Did you buy one, two, three or maybe more? If it’s 1 or 2, I think you’ll get more sympathy. If on the otherhand, you bought a handfull in a short period of time, well I’d have to agree with the others that you fell off the stupid truck.
Participantas much as we’re willing to work for.
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