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I think the situation in San Diego and metro areas might be very different than the rest of California. Anecdotal evidence from a friend of mine in Bakersfield suggests that it’s a buyer’s market out there, where San Diego is anything but.

[ybitz]

I think the situation in San Diego and metro areas might be very different than the rest of California. Anecdotal evidence from a friend of mine in Bakersfield suggests that it’s a buyer’s market out there, where San Diego is anything but.

[ybitz]

I think the situation in San Diego and metro areas might be very different than the rest of California. Anecdotal evidence from a friend of mine in Bakersfield suggests that it’s a buyer’s market out there, where San Diego is anything but.

[ybitz]

I think the situation in San Diego and metro areas might be very different than the rest of California. Anecdotal evidence from a friend of mine in Bakersfield suggests that it’s a buyer’s market out there, where San Diego is anything but.

[ybitz]

[quote=Fearful]The tax credit is for new houses, not resales.[/quote]
Are you sure? I know that was the case for the old credit, but I think the new credit extends that to first time home buyers buying existing homes as well.

from http://www.nctimes.com/business/article_6b954bb2-5074-5dd7-b8aa-437a976ec8e4.html

The bill applies to buyers who haven’t owned a home in the last three years or who are buying a newly built home. The tax credit would take effect on May 1, immediately after the federal tax credit expires on April 30.

[ybitz]

[quote=Fearful]The tax credit is for new houses, not resales.[/quote]
Are you sure? I know that was the case for the old credit, but I think the new credit extends that to first time home buyers buying existing homes as well.

from http://www.nctimes.com/business/article_6b954bb2-5074-5dd7-b8aa-437a976ec8e4.html

The bill applies to buyers who haven’t owned a home in the last three years or who are buying a newly built home. The tax credit would take effect on May 1, immediately after the federal tax credit expires on April 30.

[ybitz]

[quote=Fearful]The tax credit is for new houses, not resales.[/quote]
Are you sure? I know that was the case for the old credit, but I think the new credit extends that to first time home buyers buying existing homes as well.

from http://www.nctimes.com/business/article_6b954bb2-5074-5dd7-b8aa-437a976ec8e4.html

The bill applies to buyers who haven’t owned a home in the last three years or who are buying a newly built home. The tax credit would take effect on May 1, immediately after the federal tax credit expires on April 30.

[ybitz]

[quote=Fearful]The tax credit is for new houses, not resales.[/quote]
Are you sure? I know that was the case for the old credit, but I think the new credit extends that to first time home buyers buying existing homes as well.

from http://www.nctimes.com/business/article_6b954bb2-5074-5dd7-b8aa-437a976ec8e4.html

The bill applies to buyers who haven’t owned a home in the last three years or who are buying a newly built home. The tax credit would take effect on May 1, immediately after the federal tax credit expires on April 30.

[ybitz]

[quote=Fearful]The tax credit is for new houses, not resales.[/quote]
Are you sure? I know that was the case for the old credit, but I think the new credit extends that to first time home buyers buying existing homes as well.

from http://www.nctimes.com/business/article_6b954bb2-5074-5dd7-b8aa-437a976ec8e4.html

The bill applies to buyers who haven’t owned a home in the last three years or who are buying a newly built home. The tax credit would take effect on May 1, immediately after the federal tax credit expires on April 30.

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Buyers must close escrow or reserve a credit on or after May 1 and before or on Dec. 31 to qualify.

If the California credit only specifies close escrow and not offer acceptance date, you could get both federal and california credits by getting an offer accepted before end of April and close before 5/1 and before end of June, right?

[ybitz]

Buyers must close escrow or reserve a credit on or after May 1 and before or on Dec. 31 to qualify.

If the California credit only specifies close escrow and not offer acceptance date, you could get both federal and california credits by getting an offer accepted before end of April and close before 5/1 and before end of June, right?

[ybitz]

Buyers must close escrow or reserve a credit on or after May 1 and before or on Dec. 31 to qualify.

If the California credit only specifies close escrow and not offer acceptance date, you could get both federal and california credits by getting an offer accepted before end of April and close before 5/1 and before end of June, right?

[ybitz]

Buyers must close escrow or reserve a credit on or after May 1 and before or on Dec. 31 to qualify.

If the California credit only specifies close escrow and not offer acceptance date, you could get both federal and california credits by getting an offer accepted before end of April and close before 5/1 and before end of June, right?

[ybitz]

Buyers must close escrow or reserve a credit on or after May 1 and before or on Dec. 31 to qualify.

If the California credit only specifies close escrow and not offer acceptance date, you could get both federal and california credits by getting an offer accepted before end of April and close before 5/1 and before end of June, right?

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[quote=zuhx]I’m looking for something in the low to mid 400K. But knowing about the different neighborhoods is one way of learning the city. I am aware that the city has vastly different neighborhoods but would like to know where each is located.[/quote]

FYI: according to Redfin, currently there are 8 regular and 2 short sales in Poway between $400k-475k. They are pretty spread out geographically across very different neighborhoods. I’d be interested in hear thoughts are on neighborhoods as well.

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