SoCal Homes for Sale

[CORONA]

Thats if you can get the loan for it.

[Anonymous]

I say if you wait long enough paying that rent, you'll end up paying for somebody else's pad......so keep waiting paying that rent while someone else reaps the rewards...WHAT THE HELL YOU SCARED OF ANYWAY? It's not like you come to ride or anything....lol :lol:

[CORONA]

I say if you wait long enough paying that rent, you'll end up paying for somebody else's pad......so keep waiting paying that rent while someone else reaps the rewards...WHAT THE HELL YOU SCARED OF ANYWAY? It's not like you come to ride or anything....lol :lol:

SAZZZSQUACH!

[CORONA]

Watch this video, if theres parts you dont understand, you probably need to do some more research, or you can just ask me...lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PDeMZYRjLQ

[Double_G]

nice post lil nick.

[CORONA]

Check out this chart and link... it shows what the average person can afford to buy and how much income is required, and these are GOOD case senarios.....




http://mrmortgage.ml-implode.com/2008/04/29/how-much-house-can-you-afford-are-you-sure/

[Anonymous]

TIME FOR A THIRD JOB.........

[CORONA]

My neighborhood was in the $600K range back in 2006, now its in the $400K range, down 30% from the peak.  Check out the latest percentages from the so-called DQ NEWS.... a reliable source, ALL DOWN.....  SOCAL DOWN 23%.... OUCH!   :shock: :oops:   THESE ARE SEVERE PRICE DECLINES, AND NO END IN SIGHT... 2008 has proven to be a HORRIBLE year for real estate.

All homes Apr-07   Apr-08     % Chng      Apr-07      Apr-08     % Chng
Los Angeles 7,225    5,016   -30.6%   $540,000   $435,000   -19.40%
Orange       2,682    2,166   -19.2%   $629,000   $500,000   -20.50%
Riverside      2,987    3,186      6.7%   $409,000   $295,000   -27.90%
San Bernardino 2,049    1,667   -18.6%   $370,000   $265,000  -28.40%
San Diego 3,436    2,809   -18.2%   $490,000   $400,000   -18.40%
Ventura    890       771   -13.4%   $572,000   $445,000   -22.20%
SoCal 19,269   15,615   -19.0%   $505,000   $385,000   -23.80%

[Double_G]

good then maybe this condo i wanted for 205k will go down to 150k so i can buy it.

damn those taxes suck.

I should move to texas and take a job at my company there.

[CORONA]

Check out the BUBBLE...lol

The market is NOT in a correction, it is in a DEPRESSION.... Sorry.  Those who bought last year or in the begining of this year will not "reap the rewards" for at least a decade...... for the simple minded.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkzb5cmmma8

[Anonymous]

It's only gonna get more EXPENSIVE DAWG.....inflation homeboy...been goin on for a min.......the more people in the world the more it cost to live.........

[CORONA]

Wrong, inflation is not because there is more people in the world, it is because the Fed, which consists of 12 private banks are printing money faster than ever.... thus making the dollars out in circulation less valuable.... which in turns, requires more dollars to buy the same things..... inflation is made by the FED, which is not even controlled by our government....   and Housing in the years to come is going to get more affordable, especially if inflation keeps rising......"What good is it to have a mansion, if it cost $1000 to fill up your refridgerator?"...

Watch it, short and sweet, connect the dots...lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOwovOxKJIU

[Anonymous]

I had written down a whole lot of shit, but fucket who am I kidden myself, I'm talking to children anyways......LOL :lol:  :lol:  :lol: I'm just simple minded all I need is my fam, house, my jale and my bike to make it all worth it......SEXY..........

[CORONA]

LOL, sometimes simple is better.... no mames... for those you who are waiting to buy into this housing market, these five things are key to timing the bottom, and the time to buy, short, simple, and sweet.

1. If buy (30yr fixed, 20% down) monthly payment = rent, that is a good start.
2. Inventory/sales < 6 months.
3. Foreclosures waves are finished, we have only seen the begining of the foreclosure wave.....
4. Local economy, including city/state/county are stable. State budget is under extreme pressure, due to dropping tax collections. Next years shortfall estimated at 1 to 2 billion, and it gets revised worse each month. THE STATE IS THE BIGGEST EMPLOYER, THIS WILL HAVE AN EFFECT.
5. You can stay in the home for a decade, your job is steady, and you really want to own.
 
Without all 5, buying a house is a risky proposition, unless of course you want to work for the man for the rest of your life, and retire with nothing........... :wink:

[Anonymous]

For me it came down to do I want to complain about renting or buying....you make the choice...no matter what somebody's gonna complain that's the plain and simple...oh and if you think any thing's gonna get cheaper your outta your mind....cause as far back as I can remember EVERY THING'S more expensive than when I was a kid......so about house's getten cheaper just dont see it happening....HOMIE.... :lol:  :lol:  :lol: