[temeculaguy]

I’ll post what I want, call me crazy. The trick is to avoid “sentencing hearings” altogether.

[temeculaguy]

I’ll post what I want, call me crazy. The trick is to avoid “sentencing hearings” altogether.

[temeculaguy]

I’ll post what I want, call me crazy. The trick is to avoid “sentencing hearings” altogether.

[temeculaguy]

I’ll post what I want, call me crazy. The trick is to avoid “sentencing hearings” altogether.

[temeculaguy]

Temeku, how much of the taxes in morgan are not based on value? I’m looking at some and trying to figure my potential tax bill. I remember when they first opened the first tract they quoted me 2.4%, then at peak they said 1.7 or 1.8, which is because the price was double so the percentage is irrlevent because of some of the non value tax items there.

I saw one come up today, sold in 2005 for 575, assessed at 589 in 2007 and the tax bill was $9250.
It’s listed for 309k, I know that if I bought it for half the assessed my tax bill wont be half of the 9250 because a couple grand of that bill is per lot not value based but how much? Realtors use percentages but in these drastic value changes those are irrelevent.

The lot back yard was never done and it’s kinda too big of a lot for me (which is why I am posting it) but what are your thoughts on this one and or this tract.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Temecula/44913-Silver-Rose-St-92592/home/6570566

also what is the hoa for morgan?

[temeculaguy]

Temeku, how much of the taxes in morgan are not based on value? I’m looking at some and trying to figure my potential tax bill. I remember when they first opened the first tract they quoted me 2.4%, then at peak they said 1.7 or 1.8, which is because the price was double so the percentage is irrlevent because of some of the non value tax items there.

I saw one come up today, sold in 2005 for 575, assessed at 589 in 2007 and the tax bill was $9250.
It’s listed for 309k, I know that if I bought it for half the assessed my tax bill wont be half of the 9250 because a couple grand of that bill is per lot not value based but how much? Realtors use percentages but in these drastic value changes those are irrelevent.

The lot back yard was never done and it’s kinda too big of a lot for me (which is why I am posting it) but what are your thoughts on this one and or this tract.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Temecula/44913-Silver-Rose-St-92592/home/6570566

also what is the hoa for morgan?

[temeculaguy]

Temeku, how much of the taxes in morgan are not based on value? I’m looking at some and trying to figure my potential tax bill. I remember when they first opened the first tract they quoted me 2.4%, then at peak they said 1.7 or 1.8, which is because the price was double so the percentage is irrlevent because of some of the non value tax items there.

I saw one come up today, sold in 2005 for 575, assessed at 589 in 2007 and the tax bill was $9250.
It’s listed for 309k, I know that if I bought it for half the assessed my tax bill wont be half of the 9250 because a couple grand of that bill is per lot not value based but how much? Realtors use percentages but in these drastic value changes those are irrelevent.

The lot back yard was never done and it’s kinda too big of a lot for me (which is why I am posting it) but what are your thoughts on this one and or this tract.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Temecula/44913-Silver-Rose-St-92592/home/6570566

also what is the hoa for morgan?

[temeculaguy]

Temeku, how much of the taxes in morgan are not based on value? I’m looking at some and trying to figure my potential tax bill. I remember when they first opened the first tract they quoted me 2.4%, then at peak they said 1.7 or 1.8, which is because the price was double so the percentage is irrlevent because of some of the non value tax items there.

I saw one come up today, sold in 2005 for 575, assessed at 589 in 2007 and the tax bill was $9250.
It’s listed for 309k, I know that if I bought it for half the assessed my tax bill wont be half of the 9250 because a couple grand of that bill is per lot not value based but how much? Realtors use percentages but in these drastic value changes those are irrelevent.

The lot back yard was never done and it’s kinda too big of a lot for me (which is why I am posting it) but what are your thoughts on this one and or this tract.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Temecula/44913-Silver-Rose-St-92592/home/6570566

also what is the hoa for morgan?

[temeculaguy]

Temeku, how much of the taxes in morgan are not based on value? I’m looking at some and trying to figure my potential tax bill. I remember when they first opened the first tract they quoted me 2.4%, then at peak they said 1.7 or 1.8, which is because the price was double so the percentage is irrlevent because of some of the non value tax items there.

I saw one come up today, sold in 2005 for 575, assessed at 589 in 2007 and the tax bill was $9250.
It’s listed for 309k, I know that if I bought it for half the assessed my tax bill wont be half of the 9250 because a couple grand of that bill is per lot not value based but how much? Realtors use percentages but in these drastic value changes those are irrelevent.

The lot back yard was never done and it’s kinda too big of a lot for me (which is why I am posting it) but what are your thoughts on this one and or this tract.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Temecula/44913-Silver-Rose-St-92592/home/6570566

also what is the hoa for morgan?

[temeculaguy]

You need to be careful to translate foreclosure info from realtytrac or any site. A Nod or a Not, has no relevence on what is owed or what it will sell for. The notice of default was for one loan, there may be more than one loan on a property. Recorded or recent sales on zillow for much more or much less than the market value also throws people off because in a repo if the bank took it back for the outsanding loan, that price shows up, doesn’t mean that a buyer paid that unusually high or low price.

Half the fence sitters on this site are looking at cv, I’m worried for you guys because that alone may keep it’s prices from falling similar percentages to everyone else.

[temeculaguy]

You need to be careful to translate foreclosure info from realtytrac or any site. A Nod or a Not, has no relevence on what is owed or what it will sell for. The notice of default was for one loan, there may be more than one loan on a property. Recorded or recent sales on zillow for much more or much less than the market value also throws people off because in a repo if the bank took it back for the outsanding loan, that price shows up, doesn’t mean that a buyer paid that unusually high or low price.

Half the fence sitters on this site are looking at cv, I’m worried for you guys because that alone may keep it’s prices from falling similar percentages to everyone else.

[temeculaguy]

You need to be careful to translate foreclosure info from realtytrac or any site. A Nod or a Not, has no relevence on what is owed or what it will sell for. The notice of default was for one loan, there may be more than one loan on a property. Recorded or recent sales on zillow for much more or much less than the market value also throws people off because in a repo if the bank took it back for the outsanding loan, that price shows up, doesn’t mean that a buyer paid that unusually high or low price.

Half the fence sitters on this site are looking at cv, I’m worried for you guys because that alone may keep it’s prices from falling similar percentages to everyone else.

[temeculaguy]

You need to be careful to translate foreclosure info from realtytrac or any site. A Nod or a Not, has no relevence on what is owed or what it will sell for. The notice of default was for one loan, there may be more than one loan on a property. Recorded or recent sales on zillow for much more or much less than the market value also throws people off because in a repo if the bank took it back for the outsanding loan, that price shows up, doesn’t mean that a buyer paid that unusually high or low price.

Half the fence sitters on this site are looking at cv, I’m worried for you guys because that alone may keep it’s prices from falling similar percentages to everyone else.

[temeculaguy]

You need to be careful to translate foreclosure info from realtytrac or any site. A Nod or a Not, has no relevence on what is owed or what it will sell for. The notice of default was for one loan, there may be more than one loan on a property. Recorded or recent sales on zillow for much more or much less than the market value also throws people off because in a repo if the bank took it back for the outsanding loan, that price shows up, doesn’t mean that a buyer paid that unusually high or low price.

Half the fence sitters on this site are looking at cv, I’m worried for you guys because that alone may keep it’s prices from falling similar percentages to everyone else.

[temeculaguy]

here is another example of a street in vintage circa 1991 about the same time yours was built, check out how well this hood has held up in 18 years. At the bottom there is agoogle street view, grab it and spin around and move up the street by clicking on the arrows, check out the yards after two downturns and 17 years, the $80 for the hoa is worth every penny. http://www.redfin.com/CA/Temecula/41775-Via-Balderama-92592/home/6230105

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