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Participant[quote=afx114]Curses be upon thee who shalt not speaketh thou proper English![/quote]
Excuse me… but shouldn’t that be:
Curses be upon thee who shalt not speaketh thy proper English!
Participant[quote=afx114]Curses be upon thee who shalt not speaketh thou proper English![/quote]
Excuse me… but shouldn’t that be:
Curses be upon thee who shalt not speaketh thy proper English!
Participant[quote=CA renter]SDR made some very good points, investor. Also, bearishgurl is right about “The Covenant” in RSF. It’s pretty hard-core.
It sounds like you should come here and rent for a while to really understand what you’re getting into.
Good luck![/quote]
Does the covenant proper have gates? (Bearishgurl mentioned that). I thought that was covenant adjacent gated communities that had the gates (FBRanch, Cielo, etc.) I’ve been to a home that’s in the covenant that I didn’t have to go through gates to get to. (Maybe Jeeman can clarify this for me.)
The covenant does have architectural police (art jury) – but so does Del Mar proper… A lot of architects refuse to work in either area because the review process can add so much time to getting approval. The frustration levels aren’t always worth the fees. And the rules in Del Mar are very subjective… A design that doesn’t fit the style of a specific block will get rejected – but may be approved on a different site. (Modern among Tudors, for example, might be turned down – but 2 blocks away – it might be approved because the block has more diverse homes.) So some of the hassles of the covenant can also be found in Del Mar – at least as far as design/construction.
That’s not an issue if you’re buying something that you don’t plan to change.
Participant[quote=CA renter]SDR made some very good points, investor. Also, bearishgurl is right about “The Covenant” in RSF. It’s pretty hard-core.
It sounds like you should come here and rent for a while to really understand what you’re getting into.
Good luck![/quote]
Does the covenant proper have gates? (Bearishgurl mentioned that). I thought that was covenant adjacent gated communities that had the gates (FBRanch, Cielo, etc.) I’ve been to a home that’s in the covenant that I didn’t have to go through gates to get to. (Maybe Jeeman can clarify this for me.)
The covenant does have architectural police (art jury) – but so does Del Mar proper… A lot of architects refuse to work in either area because the review process can add so much time to getting approval. The frustration levels aren’t always worth the fees. And the rules in Del Mar are very subjective… A design that doesn’t fit the style of a specific block will get rejected – but may be approved on a different site. (Modern among Tudors, for example, might be turned down – but 2 blocks away – it might be approved because the block has more diverse homes.) So some of the hassles of the covenant can also be found in Del Mar – at least as far as design/construction.
That’s not an issue if you’re buying something that you don’t plan to change.
Participant[quote=CA renter]SDR made some very good points, investor. Also, bearishgurl is right about “The Covenant” in RSF. It’s pretty hard-core.
It sounds like you should come here and rent for a while to really understand what you’re getting into.
Good luck![/quote]
Does the covenant proper have gates? (Bearishgurl mentioned that). I thought that was covenant adjacent gated communities that had the gates (FBRanch, Cielo, etc.) I’ve been to a home that’s in the covenant that I didn’t have to go through gates to get to. (Maybe Jeeman can clarify this for me.)
The covenant does have architectural police (art jury) – but so does Del Mar proper… A lot of architects refuse to work in either area because the review process can add so much time to getting approval. The frustration levels aren’t always worth the fees. And the rules in Del Mar are very subjective… A design that doesn’t fit the style of a specific block will get rejected – but may be approved on a different site. (Modern among Tudors, for example, might be turned down – but 2 blocks away – it might be approved because the block has more diverse homes.) So some of the hassles of the covenant can also be found in Del Mar – at least as far as design/construction.
That’s not an issue if you’re buying something that you don’t plan to change.
Participant[quote=CA renter]SDR made some very good points, investor. Also, bearishgurl is right about “The Covenant” in RSF. It’s pretty hard-core.
It sounds like you should come here and rent for a while to really understand what you’re getting into.
Good luck![/quote]
Does the covenant proper have gates? (Bearishgurl mentioned that). I thought that was covenant adjacent gated communities that had the gates (FBRanch, Cielo, etc.) I’ve been to a home that’s in the covenant that I didn’t have to go through gates to get to. (Maybe Jeeman can clarify this for me.)
The covenant does have architectural police (art jury) – but so does Del Mar proper… A lot of architects refuse to work in either area because the review process can add so much time to getting approval. The frustration levels aren’t always worth the fees. And the rules in Del Mar are very subjective… A design that doesn’t fit the style of a specific block will get rejected – but may be approved on a different site. (Modern among Tudors, for example, might be turned down – but 2 blocks away – it might be approved because the block has more diverse homes.) So some of the hassles of the covenant can also be found in Del Mar – at least as far as design/construction.
That’s not an issue if you’re buying something that you don’t plan to change.
Participant[quote=CA renter]SDR made some very good points, investor. Also, bearishgurl is right about “The Covenant” in RSF. It’s pretty hard-core.
It sounds like you should come here and rent for a while to really understand what you’re getting into.
Good luck![/quote]
Does the covenant proper have gates? (Bearishgurl mentioned that). I thought that was covenant adjacent gated communities that had the gates (FBRanch, Cielo, etc.) I’ve been to a home that’s in the covenant that I didn’t have to go through gates to get to. (Maybe Jeeman can clarify this for me.)
The covenant does have architectural police (art jury) – but so does Del Mar proper… A lot of architects refuse to work in either area because the review process can add so much time to getting approval. The frustration levels aren’t always worth the fees. And the rules in Del Mar are very subjective… A design that doesn’t fit the style of a specific block will get rejected – but may be approved on a different site. (Modern among Tudors, for example, might be turned down – but 2 blocks away – it might be approved because the block has more diverse homes.) So some of the hassles of the covenant can also be found in Del Mar – at least as far as design/construction.
That’s not an issue if you’re buying something that you don’t plan to change.
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah looks like Goldman is shaking in their boots.[/quote]
I don’t know if they’re shaking in their boots – but they announced great earnings numbers today – and the stock is still down. On the analysts call they had their lead council discuss the case. If they weren’t concerned, why would they have a lawyer talk on their earnings call?
I almost bought some GS a week or so ago – with the attitude that if I couldn’t beat them, I’d try to piggyback some profits out of their gaming of the system… But decided it fell into the camp with a few other profitable stocks (RAI, WMT) that I just wouldn’t feel right about owning because of my very misguided sense of morals. In this case, it worked out. I was looking at it at $170ish – it bumped up to 190 while I was debating it, internally.
Before I get slammed – I fully recognize that I’ll never get rich in the market if I let morality get in the way of my investment choices. I’m ok with that.
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah looks like Goldman is shaking in their boots.[/quote]
I don’t know if they’re shaking in their boots – but they announced great earnings numbers today – and the stock is still down. On the analysts call they had their lead council discuss the case. If they weren’t concerned, why would they have a lawyer talk on their earnings call?
I almost bought some GS a week or so ago – with the attitude that if I couldn’t beat them, I’d try to piggyback some profits out of their gaming of the system… But decided it fell into the camp with a few other profitable stocks (RAI, WMT) that I just wouldn’t feel right about owning because of my very misguided sense of morals. In this case, it worked out. I was looking at it at $170ish – it bumped up to 190 while I was debating it, internally.
Before I get slammed – I fully recognize that I’ll never get rich in the market if I let morality get in the way of my investment choices. I’m ok with that.
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah looks like Goldman is shaking in their boots.[/quote]
I don’t know if they’re shaking in their boots – but they announced great earnings numbers today – and the stock is still down. On the analysts call they had their lead council discuss the case. If they weren’t concerned, why would they have a lawyer talk on their earnings call?
I almost bought some GS a week or so ago – with the attitude that if I couldn’t beat them, I’d try to piggyback some profits out of their gaming of the system… But decided it fell into the camp with a few other profitable stocks (RAI, WMT) that I just wouldn’t feel right about owning because of my very misguided sense of morals. In this case, it worked out. I was looking at it at $170ish – it bumped up to 190 while I was debating it, internally.
Before I get slammed – I fully recognize that I’ll never get rich in the market if I let morality get in the way of my investment choices. I’m ok with that.
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah looks like Goldman is shaking in their boots.[/quote]
I don’t know if they’re shaking in their boots – but they announced great earnings numbers today – and the stock is still down. On the analysts call they had their lead council discuss the case. If they weren’t concerned, why would they have a lawyer talk on their earnings call?
I almost bought some GS a week or so ago – with the attitude that if I couldn’t beat them, I’d try to piggyback some profits out of their gaming of the system… But decided it fell into the camp with a few other profitable stocks (RAI, WMT) that I just wouldn’t feel right about owning because of my very misguided sense of morals. In this case, it worked out. I was looking at it at $170ish – it bumped up to 190 while I was debating it, internally.
Before I get slammed – I fully recognize that I’ll never get rich in the market if I let morality get in the way of my investment choices. I’m ok with that.
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah looks like Goldman is shaking in their boots.[/quote]
I don’t know if they’re shaking in their boots – but they announced great earnings numbers today – and the stock is still down. On the analysts call they had their lead council discuss the case. If they weren’t concerned, why would they have a lawyer talk on their earnings call?
I almost bought some GS a week or so ago – with the attitude that if I couldn’t beat them, I’d try to piggyback some profits out of their gaming of the system… But decided it fell into the camp with a few other profitable stocks (RAI, WMT) that I just wouldn’t feel right about owning because of my very misguided sense of morals. In this case, it worked out. I was looking at it at $170ish – it bumped up to 190 while I was debating it, internally.
Before I get slammed – I fully recognize that I’ll never get rich in the market if I let morality get in the way of my investment choices. I’m ok with that.
Participant[quote=Russell]Perhaps being a jack-of-all-trades is a decent accomplishment, lignustically speaking.[/quote]
LOL. Poor Dan… he’ll never live this down.
Participant[quote=Russell]Perhaps being a jack-of-all-trades is a decent accomplishment, lignustically speaking.[/quote]
LOL. Poor Dan… he’ll never live this down.
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