[werewolf34]

Ding Ding

A LJ buyer typically will not cross-shop b/c of the prestige issue.

Having lived in CV (Del Mar Heights), there is even a west CV and east CV divide. lol

Little boxes made of ticky-tack.

[werewolf34]

Ding Ding

A LJ buyer typically will not cross-shop b/c of the prestige issue.

Having lived in CV (Del Mar Heights), there is even a west CV and east CV divide. lol

Little boxes made of ticky-tack.

[werewolf34]

Ding Ding

A LJ buyer typically will not cross-shop b/c of the prestige issue.

Having lived in CV (Del Mar Heights), there is even a west CV and east CV divide. lol

Little boxes made of ticky-tack.

[werewolf34]

Ding Ding

A LJ buyer typically will not cross-shop b/c of the prestige issue.

Having lived in CV (Del Mar Heights), there is even a west CV and east CV divide. lol

Little boxes made of ticky-tack.

[werewolf34]

Ding Ding

A LJ buyer typically will not cross-shop b/c of the prestige issue.

Having lived in CV (Del Mar Heights), there is even a west CV and east CV divide. lol

Little boxes made of ticky-tack.

[werewolf34]

[quote=Scarlett]Updates: Another Madrid property for sale!
This is a smaller plan , 2 bdr. lots of upgrades. but still!!!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100004204-4030_Porte_De_Palmas_35_San_Diego_CA_92122

If from ’85 to ’95-’97 in 10-12 years it increased it’s value by lets say 1/3, reaching ~210K, then in another 12 years, i.e. 2009 (10) it should increase by another 1/3 of 210K, i.e. this should be no more than 300K. Oh, maybe 350K to be generous. Right? Right?

I don’t think they will get above 500K, and that’s being optimistic…

What do you think?

On the other hand, rents are declining a bit and I managed to get our rent reduced from $2400 to $2300 for the largest 1700+ sf floorplan in Madrid.

I’ve changed my mind about buying in here – unless it’s done a lot of remodelling and upgrading. The windows and wiring are pretty bad, lots of ants and beetles, very drafty. Definitely needs A/C especially upstairs.[/quote]

Scarlett,

Can you please give us some details as to what it’s like to live in Madrid? I like Madrid from the looks and placement of the community but I would like your perspective on:

1) neighbors – quiet/loud, officious, nice?
2) layout – is it impossible to get out on the morning?
3) facilities – gym,pool, are they nice?
4) quality of the build – you mentioned bad wiring
5) usefulness of the layout – SF is usable
6) anything else

Thanks

[werewolf34]

[quote=Scarlett]Updates: Another Madrid property for sale!
This is a smaller plan , 2 bdr. lots of upgrades. but still!!!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100004204-4030_Porte_De_Palmas_35_San_Diego_CA_92122

If from ’85 to ’95-’97 in 10-12 years it increased it’s value by lets say 1/3, reaching ~210K, then in another 12 years, i.e. 2009 (10) it should increase by another 1/3 of 210K, i.e. this should be no more than 300K. Oh, maybe 350K to be generous. Right? Right?

I don’t think they will get above 500K, and that’s being optimistic…

What do you think?

On the other hand, rents are declining a bit and I managed to get our rent reduced from $2400 to $2300 for the largest 1700+ sf floorplan in Madrid.

I’ve changed my mind about buying in here – unless it’s done a lot of remodelling and upgrading. The windows and wiring are pretty bad, lots of ants and beetles, very drafty. Definitely needs A/C especially upstairs.[/quote]

Scarlett,

Can you please give us some details as to what it’s like to live in Madrid? I like Madrid from the looks and placement of the community but I would like your perspective on:

1) neighbors – quiet/loud, officious, nice?
2) layout – is it impossible to get out on the morning?
3) facilities – gym,pool, are they nice?
4) quality of the build – you mentioned bad wiring
5) usefulness of the layout – SF is usable
6) anything else

Thanks

[werewolf34]

[quote=Scarlett]Updates: Another Madrid property for sale!
This is a smaller plan , 2 bdr. lots of upgrades. but still!!!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100004204-4030_Porte_De_Palmas_35_San_Diego_CA_92122

If from ’85 to ’95-’97 in 10-12 years it increased it’s value by lets say 1/3, reaching ~210K, then in another 12 years, i.e. 2009 (10) it should increase by another 1/3 of 210K, i.e. this should be no more than 300K. Oh, maybe 350K to be generous. Right? Right?

I don’t think they will get above 500K, and that’s being optimistic…

What do you think?

On the other hand, rents are declining a bit and I managed to get our rent reduced from $2400 to $2300 for the largest 1700+ sf floorplan in Madrid.

I’ve changed my mind about buying in here – unless it’s done a lot of remodelling and upgrading. The windows and wiring are pretty bad, lots of ants and beetles, very drafty. Definitely needs A/C especially upstairs.[/quote]

Scarlett,

Can you please give us some details as to what it’s like to live in Madrid? I like Madrid from the looks and placement of the community but I would like your perspective on:

1) neighbors – quiet/loud, officious, nice?
2) layout – is it impossible to get out on the morning?
3) facilities – gym,pool, are they nice?
4) quality of the build – you mentioned bad wiring
5) usefulness of the layout – SF is usable
6) anything else

Thanks

[werewolf34]

[quote=Scarlett]Updates: Another Madrid property for sale!
This is a smaller plan , 2 bdr. lots of upgrades. but still!!!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100004204-4030_Porte_De_Palmas_35_San_Diego_CA_92122

If from ’85 to ’95-’97 in 10-12 years it increased it’s value by lets say 1/3, reaching ~210K, then in another 12 years, i.e. 2009 (10) it should increase by another 1/3 of 210K, i.e. this should be no more than 300K. Oh, maybe 350K to be generous. Right? Right?

I don’t think they will get above 500K, and that’s being optimistic…

What do you think?

On the other hand, rents are declining a bit and I managed to get our rent reduced from $2400 to $2300 for the largest 1700+ sf floorplan in Madrid.

I’ve changed my mind about buying in here – unless it’s done a lot of remodelling and upgrading. The windows and wiring are pretty bad, lots of ants and beetles, very drafty. Definitely needs A/C especially upstairs.[/quote]

Scarlett,

Can you please give us some details as to what it’s like to live in Madrid? I like Madrid from the looks and placement of the community but I would like your perspective on:

1) neighbors – quiet/loud, officious, nice?
2) layout – is it impossible to get out on the morning?
3) facilities – gym,pool, are they nice?
4) quality of the build – you mentioned bad wiring
5) usefulness of the layout – SF is usable
6) anything else

Thanks

[werewolf34]

[quote=Scarlett]Updates: Another Madrid property for sale!
This is a smaller plan , 2 bdr. lots of upgrades. but still!!!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100004204-4030_Porte_De_Palmas_35_San_Diego_CA_92122

If from ’85 to ’95-’97 in 10-12 years it increased it’s value by lets say 1/3, reaching ~210K, then in another 12 years, i.e. 2009 (10) it should increase by another 1/3 of 210K, i.e. this should be no more than 300K. Oh, maybe 350K to be generous. Right? Right?

I don’t think they will get above 500K, and that’s being optimistic…

What do you think?

On the other hand, rents are declining a bit and I managed to get our rent reduced from $2400 to $2300 for the largest 1700+ sf floorplan in Madrid.

I’ve changed my mind about buying in here – unless it’s done a lot of remodelling and upgrading. The windows and wiring are pretty bad, lots of ants and beetles, very drafty. Definitely needs A/C especially upstairs.[/quote]

Scarlett,

Can you please give us some details as to what it’s like to live in Madrid? I like Madrid from the looks and placement of the community but I would like your perspective on:

1) neighbors – quiet/loud, officious, nice?
2) layout – is it impossible to get out on the morning?
3) facilities – gym,pool, are they nice?
4) quality of the build – you mentioned bad wiring
5) usefulness of the layout – SF is usable
6) anything else

Thanks

[werewolf34]

I thought CA is a single action state.

Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.

Is this correct?

[werewolf34]

I thought CA is a single action state.

Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.

Is this correct?

[werewolf34]

I thought CA is a single action state.

Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.

Is this correct?

[werewolf34]

I thought CA is a single action state.

Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.

Is this correct?

[werewolf34]

I thought CA is a single action state.

Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.

Is this correct?

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