[werewolf34]

Is it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.

Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either direction

Worries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else

Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).

[werewolf34]

Is it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.

Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either direction

Worries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else

Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).

[werewolf34]

Is it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.

Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either direction

Worries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else

Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).

[werewolf34]

Is it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.

Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either direction

Worries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else

Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).

[werewolf34]

Is it considered a good purchase?
Borderline, 250 a foot is okay.

Or will we have lot of trouble during resale?
Yes and no, cul de sac is a plus but being the 1st trac next to the freeway a real minus. Also you’re in by Camino Del Sur so you are stuck using the 56 (get nasty during rush hour) in either direction

Worries me that it’s been listed for 9 months. Price is wrong or there’s something else

Being next to a freeway long-term I think would bring health issues (respiration, exhaust).

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

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