Temecula, CA Housing Crash
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One of my family members bought two houses in Temecula about four years ago. She got some garbage ARM and interest only loans. When I told her she was making a mistake, she told me I was being "negative". What can you say to these lemmings? Now, my tax dollars are going to pay for these idiots to stay in their McMansions. They shouldn't have bought these homes in the first place! I get to stay in my 1000 ft. condo that I bought with a thirty year fixed. Why do I get punished for being prudent?!
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This is only the first wave. The second crashes to shore in 2010 and 11. It will occur when all the option-ARM's re-adjust. It will double (or worse) the effects of the last years market. Survivors will be those who 1) Manage to keep their jobs. 2)Bought the home before 2000. 3) Did not borrow against their equity. 4)Were fiscally conservative in spending. 5) Have money in the bank and have no or little consumer debt. The rest of you are screwed. Rotsa a' ruck'!
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my home is a big cardboard box , my car is a shopping car from wal mart, and i live under a tree my friend lends me his computer once in a while i get along just fine, nahhh just kidding!
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Man who would want to live that close to their neighbor?
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That's right, buy tract homes.
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NEVER BUY A TRACK HOME NEVER!
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We need Health Care Tax & Global Carbon Tax then we will achieve final Jobless Recovery,we need to hope for more small business to go under & give another Bail Out to Goldman Sax. Give Mexico free welfare & Health care Hope & Change Obunga is gonna give you a free Tent
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A sleeping bag and tent is much better. Free water and restrooms at the parks.
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Home prices were fairly static during the Clinton Administration, beep, try again.
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It's going up a lot now!
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It's actually a little better cause you can get these houses for dirt cheap!! and it's one of the best neighbor hoods in temecula, right by all the school, and chaparral
Isn't it great??? I am actually home-buying right now, we're looking at 4 bedroom, 2400 sq. ft. homes built in 2000 or later, in the $200-240,000 price range and we already found dozens in Temecula, Murrieta, Winchester, and Menifee.
If we could afford $280,000, we could buy a 6-bedroom 3500 sq. ft. HUGE house
donotimmar 3 years ago
Good for you. Best of luck! Just dont forget how much to cool that big sucker down during the summer ;)
john67elco 3 years ago