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Another repercussion to strategic foreclosure that a lot of people don’t realize is its effect on security clearances. Financial record and credit score are major factors in one’s ability to obtain and maintain security clearance. Just something to think about if you’re in the military or work for one of the many defense contractors in San Diego.

[ybitz]

Another repercussion to strategic foreclosure that a lot of people don’t realize is its effect on security clearances. Financial record and credit score are major factors in one’s ability to obtain and maintain security clearance. Just something to think about if you’re in the military or work for one of the many defense contractors in San Diego.

[ybitz]

Another repercussion to strategic foreclosure that a lot of people don’t realize is its effect on security clearances. Financial record and credit score are major factors in one’s ability to obtain and maintain security clearance. Just something to think about if you’re in the military or work for one of the many defense contractors in San Diego.

[ybitz]

Another repercussion to strategic foreclosure that a lot of people don’t realize is its effect on security clearances. Financial record and credit score are major factors in one’s ability to obtain and maintain security clearance. Just something to think about if you’re in the military or work for one of the many defense contractors in San Diego.

[ybitz]

is there a historical correlation between unemployment rate and home prices? Logic tells me yes (high employment -> lower home prices), but as we’ve seen over the last year or so there are more factors at work than logic. Has Rich done a hard number analysis on this before? Love his graphs 🙂

[ybitz]

is there a historical correlation between unemployment rate and home prices? Logic tells me yes (high employment -> lower home prices), but as we’ve seen over the last year or so there are more factors at work than logic. Has Rich done a hard number analysis on this before? Love his graphs 🙂

[ybitz]

is there a historical correlation between unemployment rate and home prices? Logic tells me yes (high employment -> lower home prices), but as we’ve seen over the last year or so there are more factors at work than logic. Has Rich done a hard number analysis on this before? Love his graphs 🙂

[ybitz]

is there a historical correlation between unemployment rate and home prices? Logic tells me yes (high employment -> lower home prices), but as we’ve seen over the last year or so there are more factors at work than logic. Has Rich done a hard number analysis on this before? Love his graphs 🙂

[ybitz]

is there a historical correlation between unemployment rate and home prices? Logic tells me yes (high employment -> lower home prices), but as we’ve seen over the last year or so there are more factors at work than logic. Has Rich done a hard number analysis on this before? Love his graphs 🙂

[ybitz]

[quote=mercedes7][quote=sdduuuude]Tierrasanta may be a great compromise for you …[/quote]

Agreed…I think you should at least look at Tierrasanta. Don’t know anything about the schools there though.[/quote]

Keep in mind that inventory is super low in Tierrasanta. There are only 9 active listings (not counting short sales) under $600k in Tierrasanta right now.

[ybitz]

[quote=mercedes7][quote=sdduuuude]Tierrasanta may be a great compromise for you …[/quote]

Agreed…I think you should at least look at Tierrasanta. Don’t know anything about the schools there though.[/quote]

Keep in mind that inventory is super low in Tierrasanta. There are only 9 active listings (not counting short sales) under $600k in Tierrasanta right now.

[ybitz]

[quote=mercedes7][quote=sdduuuude]Tierrasanta may be a great compromise for you …[/quote]

Agreed…I think you should at least look at Tierrasanta. Don’t know anything about the schools there though.[/quote]

Keep in mind that inventory is super low in Tierrasanta. There are only 9 active listings (not counting short sales) under $600k in Tierrasanta right now.

[ybitz]

[quote=mercedes7][quote=sdduuuude]Tierrasanta may be a great compromise for you …[/quote]

Agreed…I think you should at least look at Tierrasanta. Don’t know anything about the schools there though.[/quote]

Keep in mind that inventory is super low in Tierrasanta. There are only 9 active listings (not counting short sales) under $600k in Tierrasanta right now.

[ybitz]

[quote=mercedes7][quote=sdduuuude]Tierrasanta may be a great compromise for you …[/quote]

Agreed…I think you should at least look at Tierrasanta. Don’t know anything about the schools there though.[/quote]

Keep in mind that inventory is super low in Tierrasanta. There are only 9 active listings (not counting short sales) under $600k in Tierrasanta right now.

[ybitz]

does seem rather unethical to me.

The house buying process can be so frustrating. Wouldn’t it be easier if all offers were visible to both parties? As a buyer, you can see what other buyers are willing to pay and how much down payment they are bringing, and see if you’re willing to pay more. I think the seller would benefit from this Ebay-like transparency because it would encourage bidding war and getting the highest price. Buyer’s benefit from having an opportunity to submit additional bids to get their dream house.

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