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February 25, 2010 at 8:49 AM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #518207February 25, 2010 at 8:49 AM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #518301
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Participant[quote=pabloesqobar]Wow, blasts from the past. I had my first raw oysters at the Old Ox. Wasn’t the PB Brewery across the street? I recall Jose Murpheys having the potential of an all-out bar fight on any given night. Good times.[/quote]
Agreed about Jose Murpheys – but there was a time in the 80’s where all the musicians around town would show up on Sunday afternoon and jam… Plus, often, some of the bands from LA… Members of X showing up to jam with guys from the Beat Farmers… That was REALLY good times.
February 25, 2010 at 8:49 AM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #518554Participant[quote=pabloesqobar]Wow, blasts from the past. I had my first raw oysters at the Old Ox. Wasn’t the PB Brewery across the street? I recall Jose Murpheys having the potential of an all-out bar fight on any given night. Good times.[/quote]
Agreed about Jose Murpheys – but there was a time in the 80’s where all the musicians around town would show up on Sunday afternoon and jam… Plus, often, some of the bands from LA… Members of X showing up to jam with guys from the Beat Farmers… That was REALLY good times.
February 24, 2010 at 7:08 PM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #517494ParticipantI remember the Saks – it was there for the longest time – but the Vons was also there on a smaller footprint. (although it was a Safeway.) We used to do munchy runs when we were hanging at La Jolla shores in High School.
BTW – I went to Clairemont HS… (pre opening of UCHS) we may have crossed paths.
Not sure if Mothers and Organ Power were the same – I know I went to Organ power a few times in jr high and HS… I know I went to Mothers a LOT in the early 80’s… fond memories of watching bands there.
February 24, 2010 at 7:08 PM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #517635ParticipantI remember the Saks – it was there for the longest time – but the Vons was also there on a smaller footprint. (although it was a Safeway.) We used to do munchy runs when we were hanging at La Jolla shores in High School.
BTW – I went to Clairemont HS… (pre opening of UCHS) we may have crossed paths.
Not sure if Mothers and Organ Power were the same – I know I went to Organ power a few times in jr high and HS… I know I went to Mothers a LOT in the early 80’s… fond memories of watching bands there.
February 24, 2010 at 7:08 PM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #518070ParticipantI remember the Saks – it was there for the longest time – but the Vons was also there on a smaller footprint. (although it was a Safeway.) We used to do munchy runs when we were hanging at La Jolla shores in High School.
BTW – I went to Clairemont HS… (pre opening of UCHS) we may have crossed paths.
Not sure if Mothers and Organ Power were the same – I know I went to Organ power a few times in jr high and HS… I know I went to Mothers a LOT in the early 80’s… fond memories of watching bands there.
February 24, 2010 at 7:08 PM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #518163ParticipantI remember the Saks – it was there for the longest time – but the Vons was also there on a smaller footprint. (although it was a Safeway.) We used to do munchy runs when we were hanging at La Jolla shores in High School.
BTW – I went to Clairemont HS… (pre opening of UCHS) we may have crossed paths.
Not sure if Mothers and Organ Power were the same – I know I went to Organ power a few times in jr high and HS… I know I went to Mothers a LOT in the early 80’s… fond memories of watching bands there.
February 24, 2010 at 7:08 PM in reply to: How close is the San Diego housing market to the historical average? #518417ParticipantI remember the Saks – it was there for the longest time – but the Vons was also there on a smaller footprint. (although it was a Safeway.) We used to do munchy runs when we were hanging at La Jolla shores in High School.
BTW – I went to Clairemont HS… (pre opening of UCHS) we may have crossed paths.
Not sure if Mothers and Organ Power were the same – I know I went to Organ power a few times in jr high and HS… I know I went to Mothers a LOT in the early 80’s… fond memories of watching bands there.
February 24, 2010 at 3:56 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #517429Participant[quote=jficquette]
I just encounterd my first strategic walk away homeowner.They has a $7k house payment on a $1.2 mil house bought in 2006. They just moved 3 weeks ago into a rental house for $3500 per month in Carlsbad.
They put down $80k down on the house and figure at $3500 per month in savings they will have it made up in a couple of years.
I guess that is happening more and more now.[/quote]
Complete hijack… Is this person a contractor with an Irish sounding name? Wonder if it’s the person I’m thinking of. Everything fits except the person I know bought in 2005.
February 24, 2010 at 3:56 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #517570Participant[quote=jficquette]
I just encounterd my first strategic walk away homeowner.They has a $7k house payment on a $1.2 mil house bought in 2006. They just moved 3 weeks ago into a rental house for $3500 per month in Carlsbad.
They put down $80k down on the house and figure at $3500 per month in savings they will have it made up in a couple of years.
I guess that is happening more and more now.[/quote]
Complete hijack… Is this person a contractor with an Irish sounding name? Wonder if it’s the person I’m thinking of. Everything fits except the person I know bought in 2005.
February 24, 2010 at 3:56 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #518005Participant[quote=jficquette]
I just encounterd my first strategic walk away homeowner.They has a $7k house payment on a $1.2 mil house bought in 2006. They just moved 3 weeks ago into a rental house for $3500 per month in Carlsbad.
They put down $80k down on the house and figure at $3500 per month in savings they will have it made up in a couple of years.
I guess that is happening more and more now.[/quote]
Complete hijack… Is this person a contractor with an Irish sounding name? Wonder if it’s the person I’m thinking of. Everything fits except the person I know bought in 2005.
February 24, 2010 at 3:56 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #518097Participant[quote=jficquette]
I just encounterd my first strategic walk away homeowner.They has a $7k house payment on a $1.2 mil house bought in 2006. They just moved 3 weeks ago into a rental house for $3500 per month in Carlsbad.
They put down $80k down on the house and figure at $3500 per month in savings they will have it made up in a couple of years.
I guess that is happening more and more now.[/quote]
Complete hijack… Is this person a contractor with an Irish sounding name? Wonder if it’s the person I’m thinking of. Everything fits except the person I know bought in 2005.
February 24, 2010 at 3:56 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #518352Participant[quote=jficquette]
I just encounterd my first strategic walk away homeowner.They has a $7k house payment on a $1.2 mil house bought in 2006. They just moved 3 weeks ago into a rental house for $3500 per month in Carlsbad.
They put down $80k down on the house and figure at $3500 per month in savings they will have it made up in a couple of years.
I guess that is happening more and more now.[/quote]
Complete hijack… Is this person a contractor with an Irish sounding name? Wonder if it’s the person I’m thinking of. Everything fits except the person I know bought in 2005.
ParticipantWell… If they sell it – the new owner will pay at the the sales price going forward. If they can’t sell it – it suggests it’s not worth $539k.
ParticipantWell… If they sell it – the new owner will pay at the the sales price going forward. If they can’t sell it – it suggests it’s not worth $539k.
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