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All of the mentioned chains have really high caloried laden foods not to mention high salt content

http://www.menshealth.com/eatthis/20-Worst-Foods/index.php?cm_mmc=Yahoo_Blog-_-The_20_Worst_Foods_in_America-_-Tool-_-The_20_Worst_Foods_in_America

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All of the mentioned chains have really high caloried laden foods not to mention high salt content

http://www.menshealth.com/eatthis/20-Worst-Foods/index.php?cm_mmc=Yahoo_Blog-_-The_20_Worst_Foods_in_America-_-Tool-_-The_20_Worst_Foods_in_America

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Earthquake insurance is separate. As mentioned above, homeowners policies may just cover the structure, and nothing inside. If that is the case, then in the event of an earthquake and total loss of your belongings – say the house collapses, you’ll want to protect all your belongings. Since everyone thinks the big one is due, I’d recommend getting it given its a marginal cost per year to add on that rider to your renters insurance.

Also you mentioned having a pool and a family of 5. Assuming you have kids and they might have friends over – another reason to get the renters insurance – you don’t want to get sued because a kid slips and falls by the pool or something even worse happens!

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Earthquake insurance is separate. As mentioned above, homeowners policies may just cover the structure, and nothing inside. If that is the case, then in the event of an earthquake and total loss of your belongings – say the house collapses, you’ll want to protect all your belongings. Since everyone thinks the big one is due, I’d recommend getting it given its a marginal cost per year to add on that rider to your renters insurance.

Also you mentioned having a pool and a family of 5. Assuming you have kids and they might have friends over – another reason to get the renters insurance – you don’t want to get sued because a kid slips and falls by the pool or something even worse happens!

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Earthquake insurance is separate. As mentioned above, homeowners policies may just cover the structure, and nothing inside. If that is the case, then in the event of an earthquake and total loss of your belongings – say the house collapses, you’ll want to protect all your belongings. Since everyone thinks the big one is due, I’d recommend getting it given its a marginal cost per year to add on that rider to your renters insurance.

Also you mentioned having a pool and a family of 5. Assuming you have kids and they might have friends over – another reason to get the renters insurance – you don’t want to get sued because a kid slips and falls by the pool or something even worse happens!

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Earthquake insurance is separate. As mentioned above, homeowners policies may just cover the structure, and nothing inside. If that is the case, then in the event of an earthquake and total loss of your belongings – say the house collapses, you’ll want to protect all your belongings. Since everyone thinks the big one is due, I’d recommend getting it given its a marginal cost per year to add on that rider to your renters insurance.

Also you mentioned having a pool and a family of 5. Assuming you have kids and they might have friends over – another reason to get the renters insurance – you don’t want to get sued because a kid slips and falls by the pool or something even worse happens!

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Earthquake insurance is separate. As mentioned above, homeowners policies may just cover the structure, and nothing inside. If that is the case, then in the event of an earthquake and total loss of your belongings – say the house collapses, you’ll want to protect all your belongings. Since everyone thinks the big one is due, I’d recommend getting it given its a marginal cost per year to add on that rider to your renters insurance.

Also you mentioned having a pool and a family of 5. Assuming you have kids and they might have friends over – another reason to get the renters insurance – you don’t want to get sued because a kid slips and falls by the pool or something even worse happens!

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Thanks Ex-SD. Anyone know the details of this sale, condition of home? At a 29% drop, its good to see the popcorn theory is indeed working and gives hope that more “desirable” areas will become affordable sooner.

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Thanks Ex-SD. Anyone know the details of this sale, condition of home? At a 29% drop, its good to see the popcorn theory is indeed working and gives hope that more “desirable” areas will become affordable sooner.

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Thanks Ex-SD. Anyone know the details of this sale, condition of home? At a 29% drop, its good to see the popcorn theory is indeed working and gives hope that more “desirable” areas will become affordable sooner.

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Thanks Ex-SD. Anyone know the details of this sale, condition of home? At a 29% drop, its good to see the popcorn theory is indeed working and gives hope that more “desirable” areas will become affordable sooner.

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Thanks Ex-SD. Anyone know the details of this sale, condition of home? At a 29% drop, its good to see the popcorn theory is indeed working and gives hope that more “desirable” areas will become affordable sooner.

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Point Loma – is this sale an anomaly, or a sign of things to come in Point Loma? What was the last sale price prior to this one at 600K? Thanks

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076062646-873_Loma_Valley_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92106

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Point Loma – is this sale an anomaly, or a sign of things to come in Point Loma? What was the last sale price prior to this one at 600K? Thanks

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076062646-873_Loma_Valley_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92106

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Point Loma – is this sale an anomaly, or a sign of things to come in Point Loma? What was the last sale price prior to this one at 600K? Thanks

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076062646-873_Loma_Valley_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92106

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