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ParticipantI think this was a great deal for a home in Santaluz.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090051372-14440_Rock_Rose_San_Diego_CA_92127
Just closed at $828,000 for 4,077 sq. ft.
ParticipantI think this was a great deal for a home in Santaluz.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090051372-14440_Rock_Rose_San_Diego_CA_92127
Just closed at $828,000 for 4,077 sq. ft.
ParticipantI think this was a great deal for a home in Santaluz.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090051372-14440_Rock_Rose_San_Diego_CA_92127
Just closed at $828,000 for 4,077 sq. ft.
Participant[quote=Misheloff] You can quote API scores all you want – my daughter brought kids home from school, and, as a rule, they were subhuman troglodytes. [/quote]
Maybe she brought home the worst of the worst? Maybe this speaks to more of an issue with the parents. I’m sure the children appreciated your wife’s help in class, as all children need good mentors, some more than others. As for your daughter, sorry things didn’t work out. There are great families in Sky Ranch, from what I can see.
[quote=Misheloff] To claim the mercury in Santee doesn’t hit 110 in summer months is just idiotic. [/quote]
I know it can get that hot. The record high was in 2006 at 113 degrees F, but the fact is, that isn’t the average norm! Here is the weather channel statistics on average monthly temperatures through the year:
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92071?role=
(Click on “Record High & Record Low” to see the full range, which are records not averages)Compare to Rancho Bernardo (92128)…
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92128?role=Seems pretty similar to me as far as when these highs and lows were, based on facts. Yet, Santee is slightly warmer due to being more inland and less of a breeze. Up in Sky Ranch, we do get more of a breeze up here, which helps.
[quote=Misheloff] You have attempted to show me Santee’s genetic prowess by providing a link to show me how many of the people are white. How….Klu Klux Klan of you. [/quote]
Just giving you facts in reply to your comments. And just because they are white, doesn’t mean they are KKK members.
[quote=Misheloff] And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot! [/quote]
Didn’t say it was high, just that there is crime there too. I know, I lived there. That’s why I could easily look up some of the links to local crime there.
[quote=Misheloff] By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Good for you then…
On HOA dues, a new budget is being submitted because the HOA dues were overbudgeted. They expect the HOA dues to come down. By how much, I don’t know, but anything would be good. Overall, I do agree that HOA dues in Sky Ranch are high compared to other areas. This does need to be addressed, and the HOA is working on it.
Mello Roos is much higher in the new areas of Rancho Bernardo. If you got in early during the development, they are probably lower.
Here is an example of those Mello Roos fees in 4S Ranch:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100034949-17070_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100013108-17041_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036938-17047_Sienna_Ridge_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $291/month + $69/month HOA = $360/month
I’m comparing NEW homes here, as a comparison to HOA for NEW homes in Sky Ranch.
Again, Sky Ranch and Santee isn’t for everyone. All I’m saying is we like it, and so do our neighbors. If it isn’t for you, then you don’t have to live here. I’m just providing the facts on Santee and Sky Ranch for people who are looking around. No need to be vulgar or curse to make a point. Rancho Bernardo is nice too. We like the landscape of the area. Heck, I wouldn’t mind living there either, we just happen to have chosen Sky Ranch for all the reasons I’ve posted. Of course, this is for us and it meets our needs. When we bought, we were comparing this to 4S Ranch, San Marcos, and Chula Vista for NEW homes. So, if you aren’t looking for a new home, my information, or case study, may not be a good example for you.
Participant[quote=Misheloff] You can quote API scores all you want – my daughter brought kids home from school, and, as a rule, they were subhuman troglodytes. [/quote]
Maybe she brought home the worst of the worst? Maybe this speaks to more of an issue with the parents. I’m sure the children appreciated your wife’s help in class, as all children need good mentors, some more than others. As for your daughter, sorry things didn’t work out. There are great families in Sky Ranch, from what I can see.
[quote=Misheloff] To claim the mercury in Santee doesn’t hit 110 in summer months is just idiotic. [/quote]
I know it can get that hot. The record high was in 2006 at 113 degrees F, but the fact is, that isn’t the average norm! Here is the weather channel statistics on average monthly temperatures through the year:
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92071?role=
(Click on “Record High & Record Low” to see the full range, which are records not averages)Compare to Rancho Bernardo (92128)…
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92128?role=Seems pretty similar to me as far as when these highs and lows were, based on facts. Yet, Santee is slightly warmer due to being more inland and less of a breeze. Up in Sky Ranch, we do get more of a breeze up here, which helps.
[quote=Misheloff] You have attempted to show me Santee’s genetic prowess by providing a link to show me how many of the people are white. How….Klu Klux Klan of you. [/quote]
Just giving you facts in reply to your comments. And just because they are white, doesn’t mean they are KKK members.
[quote=Misheloff] And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot! [/quote]
Didn’t say it was high, just that there is crime there too. I know, I lived there. That’s why I could easily look up some of the links to local crime there.
[quote=Misheloff] By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Good for you then…
On HOA dues, a new budget is being submitted because the HOA dues were overbudgeted. They expect the HOA dues to come down. By how much, I don’t know, but anything would be good. Overall, I do agree that HOA dues in Sky Ranch are high compared to other areas. This does need to be addressed, and the HOA is working on it.
Mello Roos is much higher in the new areas of Rancho Bernardo. If you got in early during the development, they are probably lower.
Here is an example of those Mello Roos fees in 4S Ranch:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100034949-17070_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100013108-17041_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036938-17047_Sienna_Ridge_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $291/month + $69/month HOA = $360/month
I’m comparing NEW homes here, as a comparison to HOA for NEW homes in Sky Ranch.
Again, Sky Ranch and Santee isn’t for everyone. All I’m saying is we like it, and so do our neighbors. If it isn’t for you, then you don’t have to live here. I’m just providing the facts on Santee and Sky Ranch for people who are looking around. No need to be vulgar or curse to make a point. Rancho Bernardo is nice too. We like the landscape of the area. Heck, I wouldn’t mind living there either, we just happen to have chosen Sky Ranch for all the reasons I’ve posted. Of course, this is for us and it meets our needs. When we bought, we were comparing this to 4S Ranch, San Marcos, and Chula Vista for NEW homes. So, if you aren’t looking for a new home, my information, or case study, may not be a good example for you.
Participant[quote=Misheloff] You can quote API scores all you want – my daughter brought kids home from school, and, as a rule, they were subhuman troglodytes. [/quote]
Maybe she brought home the worst of the worst? Maybe this speaks to more of an issue with the parents. I’m sure the children appreciated your wife’s help in class, as all children need good mentors, some more than others. As for your daughter, sorry things didn’t work out. There are great families in Sky Ranch, from what I can see.
[quote=Misheloff] To claim the mercury in Santee doesn’t hit 110 in summer months is just idiotic. [/quote]
I know it can get that hot. The record high was in 2006 at 113 degrees F, but the fact is, that isn’t the average norm! Here is the weather channel statistics on average monthly temperatures through the year:
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92071?role=
(Click on “Record High & Record Low” to see the full range, which are records not averages)Compare to Rancho Bernardo (92128)…
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92128?role=Seems pretty similar to me as far as when these highs and lows were, based on facts. Yet, Santee is slightly warmer due to being more inland and less of a breeze. Up in Sky Ranch, we do get more of a breeze up here, which helps.
[quote=Misheloff] You have attempted to show me Santee’s genetic prowess by providing a link to show me how many of the people are white. How….Klu Klux Klan of you. [/quote]
Just giving you facts in reply to your comments. And just because they are white, doesn’t mean they are KKK members.
[quote=Misheloff] And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot! [/quote]
Didn’t say it was high, just that there is crime there too. I know, I lived there. That’s why I could easily look up some of the links to local crime there.
[quote=Misheloff] By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Good for you then…
On HOA dues, a new budget is being submitted because the HOA dues were overbudgeted. They expect the HOA dues to come down. By how much, I don’t know, but anything would be good. Overall, I do agree that HOA dues in Sky Ranch are high compared to other areas. This does need to be addressed, and the HOA is working on it.
Mello Roos is much higher in the new areas of Rancho Bernardo. If you got in early during the development, they are probably lower.
Here is an example of those Mello Roos fees in 4S Ranch:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100034949-17070_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100013108-17041_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036938-17047_Sienna_Ridge_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $291/month + $69/month HOA = $360/month
I’m comparing NEW homes here, as a comparison to HOA for NEW homes in Sky Ranch.
Again, Sky Ranch and Santee isn’t for everyone. All I’m saying is we like it, and so do our neighbors. If it isn’t for you, then you don’t have to live here. I’m just providing the facts on Santee and Sky Ranch for people who are looking around. No need to be vulgar or curse to make a point. Rancho Bernardo is nice too. We like the landscape of the area. Heck, I wouldn’t mind living there either, we just happen to have chosen Sky Ranch for all the reasons I’ve posted. Of course, this is for us and it meets our needs. When we bought, we were comparing this to 4S Ranch, San Marcos, and Chula Vista for NEW homes. So, if you aren’t looking for a new home, my information, or case study, may not be a good example for you.
Participant[quote=Misheloff] You can quote API scores all you want – my daughter brought kids home from school, and, as a rule, they were subhuman troglodytes. [/quote]
Maybe she brought home the worst of the worst? Maybe this speaks to more of an issue with the parents. I’m sure the children appreciated your wife’s help in class, as all children need good mentors, some more than others. As for your daughter, sorry things didn’t work out. There are great families in Sky Ranch, from what I can see.
[quote=Misheloff] To claim the mercury in Santee doesn’t hit 110 in summer months is just idiotic. [/quote]
I know it can get that hot. The record high was in 2006 at 113 degrees F, but the fact is, that isn’t the average norm! Here is the weather channel statistics on average monthly temperatures through the year:
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92071?role=
(Click on “Record High & Record Low” to see the full range, which are records not averages)Compare to Rancho Bernardo (92128)…
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92128?role=Seems pretty similar to me as far as when these highs and lows were, based on facts. Yet, Santee is slightly warmer due to being more inland and less of a breeze. Up in Sky Ranch, we do get more of a breeze up here, which helps.
[quote=Misheloff] You have attempted to show me Santee’s genetic prowess by providing a link to show me how many of the people are white. How….Klu Klux Klan of you. [/quote]
Just giving you facts in reply to your comments. And just because they are white, doesn’t mean they are KKK members.
[quote=Misheloff] And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot! [/quote]
Didn’t say it was high, just that there is crime there too. I know, I lived there. That’s why I could easily look up some of the links to local crime there.
[quote=Misheloff] By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Good for you then…
On HOA dues, a new budget is being submitted because the HOA dues were overbudgeted. They expect the HOA dues to come down. By how much, I don’t know, but anything would be good. Overall, I do agree that HOA dues in Sky Ranch are high compared to other areas. This does need to be addressed, and the HOA is working on it.
Mello Roos is much higher in the new areas of Rancho Bernardo. If you got in early during the development, they are probably lower.
Here is an example of those Mello Roos fees in 4S Ranch:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100034949-17070_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100013108-17041_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036938-17047_Sienna_Ridge_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $291/month + $69/month HOA = $360/month
I’m comparing NEW homes here, as a comparison to HOA for NEW homes in Sky Ranch.
Again, Sky Ranch and Santee isn’t for everyone. All I’m saying is we like it, and so do our neighbors. If it isn’t for you, then you don’t have to live here. I’m just providing the facts on Santee and Sky Ranch for people who are looking around. No need to be vulgar or curse to make a point. Rancho Bernardo is nice too. We like the landscape of the area. Heck, I wouldn’t mind living there either, we just happen to have chosen Sky Ranch for all the reasons I’ve posted. Of course, this is for us and it meets our needs. When we bought, we were comparing this to 4S Ranch, San Marcos, and Chula Vista for NEW homes. So, if you aren’t looking for a new home, my information, or case study, may not be a good example for you.
Participant[quote=Misheloff] You can quote API scores all you want – my daughter brought kids home from school, and, as a rule, they were subhuman troglodytes. [/quote]
Maybe she brought home the worst of the worst? Maybe this speaks to more of an issue with the parents. I’m sure the children appreciated your wife’s help in class, as all children need good mentors, some more than others. As for your daughter, sorry things didn’t work out. There are great families in Sky Ranch, from what I can see.
[quote=Misheloff] To claim the mercury in Santee doesn’t hit 110 in summer months is just idiotic. [/quote]
I know it can get that hot. The record high was in 2006 at 113 degrees F, but the fact is, that isn’t the average norm! Here is the weather channel statistics on average monthly temperatures through the year:
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92071?role=
(Click on “Record High & Record Low” to see the full range, which are records not averages)Compare to Rancho Bernardo (92128)…
http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/golf/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92128?role=Seems pretty similar to me as far as when these highs and lows were, based on facts. Yet, Santee is slightly warmer due to being more inland and less of a breeze. Up in Sky Ranch, we do get more of a breeze up here, which helps.
[quote=Misheloff] You have attempted to show me Santee’s genetic prowess by providing a link to show me how many of the people are white. How….Klu Klux Klan of you. [/quote]
Just giving you facts in reply to your comments. And just because they are white, doesn’t mean they are KKK members.
[quote=Misheloff] And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot! [/quote]
Didn’t say it was high, just that there is crime there too. I know, I lived there. That’s why I could easily look up some of the links to local crime there.
[quote=Misheloff] By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Good for you then…
On HOA dues, a new budget is being submitted because the HOA dues were overbudgeted. They expect the HOA dues to come down. By how much, I don’t know, but anything would be good. Overall, I do agree that HOA dues in Sky Ranch are high compared to other areas. This does need to be addressed, and the HOA is working on it.
Mello Roos is much higher in the new areas of Rancho Bernardo. If you got in early during the development, they are probably lower.
Here is an example of those Mello Roos fees in 4S Ranch:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100034949-17070_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100013108-17041_Silver_Crest_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $330/month + $80 HOA = $410/month
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100036938-17047_Sienna_Ridge_Dr_San_Diego_CA_92127 – Mello Roos $291/month + $69/month HOA = $360/month
I’m comparing NEW homes here, as a comparison to HOA for NEW homes in Sky Ranch.
Again, Sky Ranch and Santee isn’t for everyone. All I’m saying is we like it, and so do our neighbors. If it isn’t for you, then you don’t have to live here. I’m just providing the facts on Santee and Sky Ranch for people who are looking around. No need to be vulgar or curse to make a point. Rancho Bernardo is nice too. We like the landscape of the area. Heck, I wouldn’t mind living there either, we just happen to have chosen Sky Ranch for all the reasons I’ve posted. Of course, this is for us and it meets our needs. When we bought, we were comparing this to 4S Ranch, San Marcos, and Chula Vista for NEW homes. So, if you aren’t looking for a new home, my information, or case study, may not be a good example for you.
Participant[quote=Misheloff]How….Klu Klux Klan of you.
And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot!
By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Misheloff, your comments are so, should we say,… sophisticated and eloquent… 🙂
Participant[quote=Misheloff]How….Klu Klux Klan of you.
And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot!
By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Misheloff, your comments are so, should we say,… sophisticated and eloquent… 🙂
Participant[quote=Misheloff]How….Klu Klux Klan of you.
And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot!
By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Misheloff, your comments are so, should we say,… sophisticated and eloquent… 🙂
Participant[quote=Misheloff]How….Klu Klux Klan of you.
And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot!
By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Misheloff, your comments are so, should we say,… sophisticated and eloquent… 🙂
Participant[quote=Misheloff]How….Klu Klux Klan of you.
And… to claim that Rancho Bernardo is any sort of a high crime area is just so unbelievably stupid, I can’t believe you manage to get out of your house without slipping and falling in your own drool. I mean, you are a complete fucking idiot!
By the way dipshit, our mello roos are -ZERO- (we are in 92128, not 92127)[/quote]
Misheloff, your comments are so, should we say,… sophisticated and eloquent… 🙂
ParticipantMisheloff, the schools are “dreadful” you say? (Not according to API scores)
Substandard education? (Again, not according to API scores)
Tattooed, toothless people? (Sure, there are some, but we are OK with that, since most are nice, polite people. I was at Costco today, and considered your comments. Of about 120 people waiting in lines to checkout, about 3 people had tank tops, but no tattoos. Oh well, a sample of 1 does not make a trend.)
Oh, by the way, those tattooed, toothles people are below average when it comes to crime. Here is the trulia link to prove it:
http://www.trulia.com/real_estate/Santee-California/community-info/20 minute drive to get a steak? (Well, if you must go to Ruth Chris, Mortons, or Donovan’s, then yes, but for us, Outback, Black Angus, and the Original Roadhouse Grill will do just fine.)
110 degree temperatures through Santee? (According to the Weather Channel, the average high in Santee in the hottest months of the year, July and August, is 88 degrees F.)
http://www.weather.com/weather/wxclimatology/daily/92072?climoMonth=7Putting lipstick on a pig? (We do eat pigs out here. We like ham, bacon, etc, but we leave off the lipstick.)
Living among mutants? (Oh no… You found out that the X-Men have a hideout here. Please don’t tell Magneto. Plus, they help keep the crime rate low here! Geee, now you know our secret…)
Cesspool of genetic sludge? (Wow, I guess you have a PhD in Genetics and have analized the gene pool here. Most of the city is white, so I guess most whites are genetic sludge, according to your analysis.)
Here are the stats, in case you don’t believe me:
http://www.ci.santee.ca.us/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=3
Approximately 78.7%, based on 2005/2006 stats.I used to be in Rancho Bernardo myself, but decided not to throw my money away in Mello Roos and live in homes with small lots, people looking into my yard and windows from every angle, waiting until all the boom buyers foreclose in 4closure Ranch and Del Sur, etc. You might be surprised, but there is actually a lot of crime in Rancho Bernardo, just like any other town.
Open Purse Wallet Snatch:
http://rbnhw.com/incidents.shtmlCrime Data, RB – April 2010:
http://rbnhw.com/pdf-files/CrimeWatchDetails-201004.pdfCrime Data, RB – May 2010:
http://rbnhw.com/pdf-files/CrimeWatchDetails-201005.pdfVideo of someone using a credit card, which they stole from a vehicle at LA Fitness, at CVS pharmacy in 4S Ranch:
Armed Robbery of 7-11 at corner of Camino Del Norte and Bernardo Center Drive (Near 4closure Ranch)
http://www.newnation.vg/forums/showthread.php?t=144350Del Norte High School Coach in 4S Ranch, Arrested:
http://www.sandiego.gov/police/about/media/pdf/2010/100107.pdfAlso, if you think Rancho Bernardo and Poway is so great, why don’t you stop by the CVS pharmacy at 14589 Camino Del Norte, around the corner from Rancho Bernardo High School around 2:30 or so when school gets out (during the school year of course) and let me know what you find out. BTW, the cops have made this place a regular stakeout to scare the hoodlums away.
Or, how about going to the Walmart in Poway at 13425 Community Road and tell me how this is better than the Walmart in Santee…
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