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You got a problem with Bako?Yes, California is amazing. Going to explore the redwood forests in May and check out some of the northern coast line, which I've never done. Maybe if the kids are good, I'll treat them to a tour of Fresno.
Just drove from here to Napa and back a few weeks ago. I'd been Napa area south in California, and Bandon north in Oregon, but never the area between, say, Eugene and Napa. Unbelievable. I'm not sure I've ever seen another more beautiful area, almost certainly not in the US. Enjoy your trip; it's such a treat (like raisins).
I live on the east coast but have driven from Astoria to San Fran 3 times with lot of time to explore the coast and forests. It is my absolute favorite spot on earth.
Would love to live in San Diego but I can't afford it. You COULD pay me to live there, but I still probably couldn't afford it.
My in-laws have been with us for a week now. I'm right certain they are checking for earlier flights back right now.....My family is a ####.
My bar tab at Pizza Port OB is always open for you GM. Pretty sure you can drink on @Sebowski's tab anytime you want as well - you just gotta make to OB.Would love to live in San Diego but I can't afford it. You COULD pay me to live there, but I still probably couldn't afford it.
Thanks GB. We spent a week down in La Jolla Xmas 2019 and it's just a spectacular area of the world. Being able to swim outside in December is just a treat, on par with raisins.My bar tab at Pizza Port OB is always open for you GM. Pretty sure you can drink on @Sebowski's tab anytime you want as well - you just gotta make to OB.
I wouldn't feel too bad, if I had a dollar for every time an agent said they were putting in an offer and then nothing comes...
OB? Why are you trying to punish him?My bar tab at Pizza Port OB is always open for you GM. Pretty sure you can drink on @Sebowski's tab anytime you want as well - you just gotta make to OB.Would love to live in San Diego but I can't afford it. You COULD pay me to live there, but I still probably couldn't afford it.
Dallas seems to have leveled off a bit. The new tax values came out and all the PITI figures banks use took a big jump.
Ours is insane right now. I could list it right now and it would be sold by the time I got home from work.
I used my broker to get pre-qualified early this week, a guy I’ve used multiple times before. 15 mins after he ran my credit I started getting random text and spam calls from different people asking if I’m interested in refinancing or a loan. It’s been like a flood. 5/6 a day. I’m blocking calls like a mad man. Pure feeding frenzy.
So where are you gonna move? As in, new, cheaper location, new construction? Do you just consider it a lateral move?
Thanks! Unfortunately, we'll be living in an apartment for a year or so until we get to a permanent location and buy our next home in a couple years
Have you talked to your lender about ordering a second appraisal? It's not free of course but could save you a bunch of money.
Same. Portland is supposedly a horrible place to live yet my home has appreciated by 35% over the past 3 years.
Seattle is a leftist ghetto apparently and my home in capital hill (the occupied zone) is up almost 20% in a year
We looked at 2 houses yesterday, we’re not ready to pull the trigger but are getting a sense of what’s out there in our range. Both houses just listed mid week last week so this weekend was the only showings. Today both houses have 13 or 14 offers on them ranging from 50 to 75 over. And the list price was high so I was assuming the “over” was baked into that list price. Wrong!
Are you selling just to sell because of the hot market or were you anticipating selling anyway when the time was right?dkp993 said:
Trying to capitalize and level up to our long term (next 10-15yr) home basically.
More of a PB man, but the vibe is right in OB and I remember a bar with a great local acid jazz sound that was just heaven to the ears.
Low rates, extra cash, no inventory, can't build new houses due to lumber costs and lack of labor, people selling small homes in places like SF, SEA, LA, SD, NY etc taking those profits and outbidding people in places like Boise, Portland, Denver etc. The 2007-2008 bubble was predictable. Guys like @RedmondLonghorn and I were screaming about the impending bubble, it was obvious. So obvious. Made the most money in my life shorting it in 2007. But I ain't shorting this one and I don't see what catalyst is out there to pop it.
