[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]hey sunny, if you don’t mind the powerline, offer $700k on that shadetree and see if the guy flips out. [/quote]

I’ve seen that home before and to be honest, I would not even offer $700 because of the powerlines.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]hey sunny, if you don’t mind the powerline, offer $700k on that shadetree and see if the guy flips out. [/quote]

I’ve seen that home before and to be honest, I would not even offer $700 because of the powerlines.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]hey sunny, if you don’t mind the powerline, offer $700k on that shadetree and see if the guy flips out. [/quote]

I’ve seen that home before and to be honest, I would not even offer $700 because of the powerlines.

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]OCrenter: Mind if I ask if you feel the low quality is in the builder or just in the “crap we need to get these built and sold quick” market attitude? I’m thinking of checking out the CornerStone houses in Santee this weekend and will be curious if they have the tile and orange peep issues you mentioned above.

Although my budget of 450k max would probably warrant such construction. Ha

http://www.cornerstonecommunities.com/san-diego-homes-for-sale/santee-homes-mission-view/[/quote]

Mission View has nice homes if you don’t mind looking at trailerparks left and right.

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]OCrenter: Mind if I ask if you feel the low quality is in the builder or just in the “crap we need to get these built and sold quick” market attitude? I’m thinking of checking out the CornerStone houses in Santee this weekend and will be curious if they have the tile and orange peep issues you mentioned above.

Although my budget of 450k max would probably warrant such construction. Ha

http://www.cornerstonecommunities.com/san-diego-homes-for-sale/santee-homes-mission-view/[/quote]

Mission View has nice homes if you don’t mind looking at trailerparks left and right.

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]OCrenter: Mind if I ask if you feel the low quality is in the builder or just in the “crap we need to get these built and sold quick” market attitude? I’m thinking of checking out the CornerStone houses in Santee this weekend and will be curious if they have the tile and orange peep issues you mentioned above.

Although my budget of 450k max would probably warrant such construction. Ha

http://www.cornerstonecommunities.com/san-diego-homes-for-sale/santee-homes-mission-view/[/quote]

Mission View has nice homes if you don’t mind looking at trailerparks left and right.

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]OCrenter: Mind if I ask if you feel the low quality is in the builder or just in the “crap we need to get these built and sold quick” market attitude? I’m thinking of checking out the CornerStone houses in Santee this weekend and will be curious if they have the tile and orange peep issues you mentioned above.

Although my budget of 450k max would probably warrant such construction. Ha

http://www.cornerstonecommunities.com/san-diego-homes-for-sale/santee-homes-mission-view/[/quote]

Mission View has nice homes if you don’t mind looking at trailerparks left and right.

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]OCrenter: Mind if I ask if you feel the low quality is in the builder or just in the “crap we need to get these built and sold quick” market attitude? I’m thinking of checking out the CornerStone houses in Santee this weekend and will be curious if they have the tile and orange peep issues you mentioned above.

Although my budget of 450k max would probably warrant such construction. Ha

http://www.cornerstonecommunities.com/san-diego-homes-for-sale/santee-homes-mission-view/[/quote]

Mission View has nice homes if you don’t mind looking at trailerparks left and right.

[sunny88]

[quote=localguy]oc renter, hey, you should have stopped by when you were in my hood. We could have cruised Stonebridge and visited the many properties you have highlighted over the years.
localguy[/quote]

Since you are familiar with the Stonebridge development-which neighborhood do you feel is the best value at this time?

[sunny88]

[quote=localguy]oc renter, hey, you should have stopped by when you were in my hood. We could have cruised Stonebridge and visited the many properties you have highlighted over the years.
localguy[/quote]

Since you are familiar with the Stonebridge development-which neighborhood do you feel is the best value at this time?

[sunny88]

[quote=localguy]oc renter, hey, you should have stopped by when you were in my hood. We could have cruised Stonebridge and visited the many properties you have highlighted over the years.
localguy[/quote]

Since you are familiar with the Stonebridge development-which neighborhood do you feel is the best value at this time?

[sunny88]

[quote=localguy]oc renter, hey, you should have stopped by when you were in my hood. We could have cruised Stonebridge and visited the many properties you have highlighted over the years.
localguy[/quote]

Since you are familiar with the Stonebridge development-which neighborhood do you feel is the best value at this time?

[sunny88]

[quote=localguy]oc renter, hey, you should have stopped by when you were in my hood. We could have cruised Stonebridge and visited the many properties you have highlighted over the years.
localguy[/quote]

Since you are familiar with the Stonebridge development-which neighborhood do you feel is the best value at this time?

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]Hello,
So my wife are keeping our options open for when/if/where we want to buy next. We checked out the new construction for Pardee in Carmel Valley but of course it is way out of our price range of 350 – 450, so I noticed the also have a community down in San Ysidro. The places are nice and in our range, but I’m curious as to any background info. The sales rep said only 3 of the actual model homes are not in escrow, but I saw a short sale on Red Fin for I believe plan 3 for 390k (FTA: “bank wants this sold”) which wasn’t a ringing endorsement for future prices. I realize it’s FAR away (traffic) and very close to the boarder (security), but like I said we’re keeping our options open. Beyond the obvious gut reactions to living so far south any thoughts? It appeared a school was built next to the community but I don’t need to worry about that beyond taxes/fees as we aren’t having children.
We would rent there first before we bought as this time around I’m not jumping in with both feet.

Links: Pardee’s site
http://www.pardeehomes.com/ocean_view_hills/esmeralda/

Red Fin short sale
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5009-Crescent-Bay-Dr-92154/home/7503178[/quote]

Have you considered Mira Mesa? There are homes in the same price range available.

[sunny88]

[quote=92126_guy]Hello,
So my wife are keeping our options open for when/if/where we want to buy next. We checked out the new construction for Pardee in Carmel Valley but of course it is way out of our price range of 350 – 450, so I noticed the also have a community down in San Ysidro. The places are nice and in our range, but I’m curious as to any background info. The sales rep said only 3 of the actual model homes are not in escrow, but I saw a short sale on Red Fin for I believe plan 3 for 390k (FTA: “bank wants this sold”) which wasn’t a ringing endorsement for future prices. I realize it’s FAR away (traffic) and very close to the boarder (security), but like I said we’re keeping our options open. Beyond the obvious gut reactions to living so far south any thoughts? It appeared a school was built next to the community but I don’t need to worry about that beyond taxes/fees as we aren’t having children.
We would rent there first before we bought as this time around I’m not jumping in with both feet.

Links: Pardee’s site
http://www.pardeehomes.com/ocean_view_hills/esmeralda/

Red Fin short sale
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/5009-Crescent-Bay-Dr-92154/home/7503178[/quote]

Have you considered Mira Mesa? There are homes in the same price range available.

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