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[quote=CA renter]This is very good news for the California housing market. It means we can finally get on with the foreclosures so that we can finally allow the market to bottom. This is the only way a sustainable recovery can come about; everything else that’s been done so far has been a tremendous waste of time and money.

Let’s get this over with, already![/quote]

Other than a couple of very short delays, the foreclosure process problems that servicers face in other states isn’t something that has had much of an effect on foreclosures in California. There are some top-down decisions that lenders may make (and may have already made) that will speed up the process. This isn’t one of them.

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[quote=CA renter]This is very good news for the California housing market. It means we can finally get on with the foreclosures so that we can finally allow the market to bottom. This is the only way a sustainable recovery can come about; everything else that’s been done so far has been a tremendous waste of time and money.

Let’s get this over with, already![/quote]

Other than a couple of very short delays, the foreclosure process problems that servicers face in other states isn’t something that has had much of an effect on foreclosures in California. There are some top-down decisions that lenders may make (and may have already made) that will speed up the process. This isn’t one of them.

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[quote=CA renter]This is very good news for the California housing market. It means we can finally get on with the foreclosures so that we can finally allow the market to bottom. This is the only way a sustainable recovery can come about; everything else that’s been done so far has been a tremendous waste of time and money.

Let’s get this over with, already![/quote]

Other than a couple of very short delays, the foreclosure process problems that servicers face in other states isn’t something that has had much of an effect on foreclosures in California. There are some top-down decisions that lenders may make (and may have already made) that will speed up the process. This isn’t one of them.

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[quote=CA renter]This is very good news for the California housing market. It means we can finally get on with the foreclosures so that we can finally allow the market to bottom. This is the only way a sustainable recovery can come about; everything else that’s been done so far has been a tremendous waste of time and money.

Let’s get this over with, already![/quote]

Other than a couple of very short delays, the foreclosure process problems that servicers face in other states isn’t something that has had much of an effect on foreclosures in California. There are some top-down decisions that lenders may make (and may have already made) that will speed up the process. This isn’t one of them.

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[quote=sdmove]Afraid not, but I think they only deal in jumbo/bulk mortgages :)[/quote]

Gotta buy 3 at a time. Shrink wrapped.

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[quote=sdmove]Afraid not, but I think they only deal in jumbo/bulk mortgages :)[/quote]

Gotta buy 3 at a time. Shrink wrapped.

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[quote=sdmove]Afraid not, but I think they only deal in jumbo/bulk mortgages :)[/quote]

Gotta buy 3 at a time. Shrink wrapped.

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[quote=sdmove]Afraid not, but I think they only deal in jumbo/bulk mortgages :)[/quote]

Gotta buy 3 at a time. Shrink wrapped.

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[quote=sdmove]Afraid not, but I think they only deal in jumbo/bulk mortgages :)[/quote]

Gotta buy 3 at a time. Shrink wrapped.

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[quote=davelj]
I think you’re including books and supplies for SD State (just to clarify) – here are the numbers for 2010/2011:

http://www.howtogetin.com/colleges/san-diego-state-university/expenses.php

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I was looking at the wrong year, for 2011-2012, from the SDSU website, it’s $5,990.

http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/fao/1-Application_Process/COA.html

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[quote=davelj]
I think you’re including books and supplies for SD State (just to clarify) – here are the numbers for 2010/2011:

http://www.howtogetin.com/colleges/san-diego-state-university/expenses.php

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I was looking at the wrong year, for 2011-2012, from the SDSU website, it’s $5,990.

http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/fao/1-Application_Process/COA.html

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[quote=davelj]
I think you’re including books and supplies for SD State (just to clarify) – here are the numbers for 2010/2011:

http://www.howtogetin.com/colleges/san-diego-state-university/expenses.php

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I was looking at the wrong year, for 2011-2012, from the SDSU website, it’s $5,990.

http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/fao/1-Application_Process/COA.html

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[quote=davelj]
I think you’re including books and supplies for SD State (just to clarify) – here are the numbers for 2010/2011:

http://www.howtogetin.com/colleges/san-diego-state-university/expenses.php

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I was looking at the wrong year, for 2011-2012, from the SDSU website, it’s $5,990.

http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/fao/1-Application_Process/COA.html

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[quote=davelj]
I think you’re including books and supplies for SD State (just to clarify) – here are the numbers for 2010/2011:

http://www.howtogetin.com/colleges/san-diego-state-university/expenses.php

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I was looking at the wrong year, for 2011-2012, from the SDSU website, it’s $5,990.

http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/fao/1-Application_Process/COA.html

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[quote=davelj] In-state tuition at SD State, for example, is $4,200/year (which is quite reasonable). ….And I firmly believe that you get out of a college education what you put into it – the real *learning* that takes place at UCSD ($22,000/year in-state tuition) probably isn’t materially different from that which takes place at SD State. [/quote]

Not that it would likely change your conclusion any, but then numbers are about $6,000 for in-state tuition and fees at SDSU for the current academic year and about $11,500 for UCSD.

SDSU is still a great deal. The UC’s are no longer on the low side of public universities, but still a great deal for the quality of education.

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