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Old 11-21-2007, 02:05 AM
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Vicky if you really want to get out of the AV---all I can say at this point is considering you have equity (because you bought low in the 90's) is to possibly look into a re-fi/cash out option and take out some money for the down payment on a house in another area--perhaps santa clarita? Dont tap into the equity too much--just enough for a down pmt. Then hire a rental management company to section 8 your place. Just make sure the rent amount covers the new mortgage, rental management fees and taxes. And make sure you screen the new tenants well!If you do have any losses during the year, you should get it back at the end of the year when you write off all the interest paid on the place. This would be a quick fix for the meantime until the market stabalizes in the near future. Because we all know, as soon as it's a "buyer's market" again, people buy regardless of the area (ie compton, south central, palmdale)...
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ok i have one thing to say....Lancaster is a sh*t hole!...i use to live on the east side of palmdale and moved away because of the drugs, violence, gangs, and schools. If you most move to Lancaster, i would say the west side would be nicer then the east. Again if thats just one of your choices, i would not choose it. There schools are awful, crime rate is high, drugs are everywhere there! Please dont move there!!
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Yep,
I put my home up for sale and ended up pulling it off the market, didnt even get anyone to even come look, agent said I had to lower it down to $199,000 to even get any lookers, due to all the new houses on the eastside going down in price its hurting all the older home prices.

My fiance works in the mortgage industry and threats of layoffs, so we are in a really tough spot right now. We really want to move. But what can you do? If we sell what can we really buy right now? Prices here still arent as low as one would hope, the low price homes are crap a majority of the time, in poor neighborhoods with loads of remodeling needing to be done. The better areas are still to pricey for us.....

Im torn as to what to with us on shaky career footing, my income is considered "Low" right now but we have an affordable mortgage since I bought in the late 90s when the market was super duper low....

Some days I wonder if I should just rent my home out and go rent another home in town for awhile,,, sounds silly I know,, but well, with my Section 8 problems next door, the other rental across the street the guy hit and run our vehicle and he wasnt insured and fled when the cops came. And then this past week we had a murder just at the end of the block(Yes and Im raising two Jr High boys) I feel very trapped.


That is one people need to remember if they move here! As some say, ITS A PIT.

Because even if you sell the market here isnt like other markets elsewhere, so its hard to pick up and move with what you get in return.
What about selling and renting somewhere else. You could watch the
market and wait a year or two..make sure everyone likes where you
are living and by then housing might be affordable for you in that area.
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Old 01-02-2008, 03:56 AM
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Default Hang a U-turn and stomp the far-right pedal!

If you've always wanted to live in Pacoima or Arleta, move to Lancaster and get the same crime rate for free, and a house for half the price. Someone in this post spoke of "desert rats" as if they were some sort of by-product. A desert rat was someone who was happy with this place before Los Angeles County started shipping undesireables out here as an option to incarcerating them. "Odele' homey! They gave me a get-out-of-jail-free card and sent me to a new area so I can practice my old tricks on an unsuspecting community!" A desert rat was someone who didn't care if skiers heading for Mammoth or Tahoe called the Antelope Valley "Podunk" as they pulled off to buy gas and continue their yuppie pilgrimages. A desert rat was someone who liked moving into a home their grandparents had owned, buying a home in their parent's neighborhood or continuing a 3rd generation family business be it a machine shop or a peach orchard. No desert rat ever asked any inked-up cholos to move up here and start spray-painting everything that did or didn't move and start scratching their names in public toilet seats with their pitifully puny pocket knives (Is that what's known as "Brown Pride"?) Desert rats didn't start the "Nazi Lowriders" gang and black people didn't get clubbed to death with claw-hammers in Walmart's parking lot. Don't move here unless you thoroughly research this place and when you're done with your research... don't move here! Let me rephrase that: "Don't move here!" If you think the housing's cheap here and you plan to commute back into Los Angeles for your job, you will count the cost in terms of stress-filled hours in stop-'n-go freeway traffic and paying your deductibles for an average of two commute-related bumper-car accidents a year. Let's not forget those fuel prices! Or you could use MetroRail and spend roughly 40% of your life in a feces-fragranced rail car. While the nuvo-desert-dwellers were putting a moratorium on galvinized corrugated steel siding, establishments in Westwood Village, Century City and other places near the Wilshire Corridor were installing the same galvanized metal siding as "industrial-chic" architectural accents. Mutant outsiders getting themselves elected to city counsel decided it would be nice if Lancaster looked like Cerritos when unsuspecting potential homebuyers got off the freeway to "peep a gander" at the lay of the land. No one checked to see if Pansies were indigenous to, or would even survive in the desert. Flat after flat of destined-to-die flowers were purchased and planted... then repurchased and replanted in medians adjacent to the freeway offramps. Whenever the flowers wilted, "Put some more in; the taxpayers are covering the losses!" Nowadays a "desert rat" is someone who soon will, or already has, "deserted" the desert. Anyone who remembers driving down shady lanes on summer days with low humidity is either gone or going. They should change the name from "Lancaster" to "Nottingham" because revenues from traffic infractions are the overwhelming concern of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department in "LancasterShire". I was the first neighborhood watch "Captain" in what would easily be recognized as a "nice neighborhood"; I've been told "Sir, we ARE NOT coming over there!" by persons taking calls in the Lancaster Sheriff's Station. A man peeing in a planter up next to my neighbor's house while his face-punched girlfriend cried into her hands while seated on a fire-hydrant: "Sir, it will be two hours before we can have someone there to take that report!" Inked-up cholos throwing pliers out of their Monte-Carlo (that's a felony) and denting my car with them (felony number two) and no less than four separate Lancaster Sheriff's Deputies on four separate occasions told me they wouldn't investigate because it was a misdemeanor. I had the actual pliers with a smooth plastic coating on the handles - a smooth, shiny fingerprint paradise. A Deputy attending the desk at the new Sheriff's station said they'd never fingerprint them because it was a misdemeanor. Look it up yourself folks in the California Vehicle Code ONLINE; anytime someone throws anything... any "material" liquid or substance, or projectile from a moving vehicle, it's a felony. Anytime any of the same are thrown at a moving vehicle, that's a felony. When both are done in a single act it's two separate felonies. Sheriff's Deputies by law cannot refuse to investigate any reported felony, yet they did so. I identified myself as Neighborhood Watch Captain and it made no difference. You go ahead and let your left tire drift onto that painted double-yellow line and you'll see a badge-number up close. DO NOT MOVE TO NOTTINGHAM!! You'll be penalized and taxed, victimized by crime, your crime reports will go ignored by law enforcement and in no time at all your neighborhoods will be tagged up with graffiti. If a crime doesn't involve sexy TV glamour or doesn't produce revenues for the Sheriff's department, it's unlikely anything will be done about it. That way the local crime rate stays down (on paper) for the Captain of the Los Angeles County Sherrif's Lancaster Station. The oldtimer "desert rats" are either going or gone. Antelope Valley is still a desert and there are still rats. Rats on zoning commissions, city council and in many other publicly funded entities. Wanna' see your propertie values ebb in comparison to nicer communities when the market as a whole gets better? Come to the Analope Valley! Want your kids to join gangs as a solution to getting their butts kicked? Welcome! Would you like to have your property destroyed and taken? How about a law enforcement agency that decides which crimes it will and won't take reports on, no matter what the penal or vehicle code says? Would you like that? You know you can't collect insurance without a police report! Come to Lancaster and get your taxes collected and reap minimal services for you the citizen, in return! Bitter? How'd you feel if people came from somewhere else to tell you what's better for you and how they're going to make it so, then screw up what was working fine and end up costing you much, much more money for fewer and fewer benefits. Meanwhile they use your tax dollars to plant vegetation where there was none in an attempt to make it look like a city somewhere else. All that to lure more taxpaying suckers into moving here so we can all sweat together in Humidity Hell. Yeaaaaaaahh!
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Old 01-02-2008, 04:12 AM
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Then hire a rental management company to section 8 your place.

Gee elanzillotta, whatta' great solution! Make Vicky's home another Section 8 in the neighborhood so the whole block can turn ghetto! Then the value of Vicky's property goes right in the sh*thole! That would be the same property she just took equity out of, right? I guess before a neighborhood can really go downhill someone's got to design a path for it to get there. I nominate elanzillotta as head engineer for the slum-superhighway that will make sure Lancaster turns into a permanent Fontana or Bloomington!
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I was simply providing Vicky with a solution on how to get out of the AV, not how to better her neighborhood you sarcastic rat. What solution did you come up with? Your post is full of bigotry, racist remarks, and sarcasm, yet no solution whatsoever.
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Greetings whole Lotta 'zilla; let me address your concerns in order: with regards to your "solution" let me paraphrase Forrest: "simply is, as simply is providing". No doubt heading for the tall grass gets Vicky "out of the AV" but at what cost to her, her former neighbors, and ultimately every taxpayer (regardless of creed or color). There's no riding the line here; if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem. So she Section 8's her house, then the value goes down. We're talking about that same value she just took an equity loan against, right? The decay doesn't stop at her property line; soon her boat-anchor-of-a-house is dragging the value of the whole neighborhood down. Splendid! The "solution" is in full swing! I won't cast aspersions on Vicky but let's say that Jane Doe has taken $30k out of her equity and then (for whatever reason) her property depreciates 50 to $75k. Quote from Vicky: "my income is considered "Low" right now". For consistency let's say Jane D is in that same income bracket. Vicky herself describes the property next door as "my Section 8 problems". Whether by design or circumstance, folks (Even 'dem white fokes!) often default on loans when dire circumstances begin to fall in on them. You must admit the impetus to repay such a loan diminishes inline with the falling property value. If "Ol' MacDonald" were calling this square dance he'd sing "With a default here and a Section 8 there, here a crime, there a crime, everywhere a repo! Ol' MacDonald had a house, ee-eye-eee I owe!" ('dat be de' sarcasm der) So... Jane's former dreamhouse is a blown-out crackhouse; she can't rent it, won't move into it, can't possibly sell it and there's no ollie-ollie-oxen-free's being offered down at the mortgage company. She walks away from it; do you blame her? Heck no; this is America! Let's overlook the fact that she lit the fuse by Section 8'ing her home in the first place. She's already taken a big chunk out of her equity; and so it begins. Where'd Jane use the funds from her equity loan by the way? Is that our business? It very well should be, because when our interest rates go up it's to pay for Jane's (plausible and quite probable) financial irresponsibility. Maybe the Government rides in on a white horse (racist!) to bail her out? Hooo-ray! Guess what's in those saddlebags? Yours (I would hope) and my taxpayer dollars, that's what! After all the underwriters and other entities write off their losses and the municipalities keep the lawn mowed etcetera, what is the untold cost to the taxpayer? Sarcasm? Sarcasm? I should say so! I've already earned the right to utilize it. Enough of my personal tax dollars have already been spent "subsidizing stupidity" that I have a credit surplus at the sarcasm store. Pardon me if I use some to protest being ripped off.

Definition: \Big"ot*ry\, n. [Cf. F. bigoterie.]1. The state of mind of a bigot; obstinate and unreasoning attachment of one's own belief and opinions, with narrow-minded intolerance of beliefs opposed to them.

Yep! If someone wants to try and convince me that the process I've just described (which happens daily and is not an anomaly) is the type of belief I should be open to and one that I should consider adopting, then I must confess to my own pigheadedness. Against freewill and my best judgement I already pay for other people's financial foolishness. The First Amendment is still in effect? I hope? If so, excuse me if I oppose advice which can only lead to more of my taxdollars going down someone else's drain. To that thin strip of the bigotry spectrum, I'll confess. Meanwhile back at the ranch the doctor who cut out my appendix was black; his name was Dr. Brown; he did a great job and my scar is "petite". My dentist is East Indian... and a woman. My immediate and best neighbors - the people I notify two or three times before I go on vacation - are black (no capital B because they're Americans), Chinese, Hispanic, and a wack-ass recluse of a Viet Nam electronic intelligence Vet who never (that I've seen), has had a single visitor in 15 years. He's white, the most questionable of all of them, and the least of my worries. He's strange but he will never cost me one single tax dollar. My Uncle married my Aunt after meeting her in Japan during the surrender ceremonies. He can be seen in many famous historical pictures of those proceedings. His family was appalled when they heard the two wanted to marry; her family wouldn't even discuss it; the military branch he was affiliated with prohibited it, officially, on paper! After the surrender it took him two years of letter writing and multiple return visits to Japan before her family finally a.) accepted him and b.) clearly saw the love between them, and c.) permitted the union. Then, then... he had to petition Congress and write a lot of carefully worded letters to gain permission from the U.S. Government to wed a Japanese citizen. Their marriage opened the doors for many other servicemen (and servicewomen?) in the same situation. Once they were wed, within a few visits to their new home in the USA all of his family knew he'd added a jewel to the family tree. Hopefully 'zilla you realize this makes all my cousins from that family... half-Japanese. I dated two black girls and an East Indian girl named Sunita (not concurrently), when I was in college. I am mentor to a black friend's college student son, whom I diligently ushered into a top percentile grade when he did his thesus on computer-related (mainframe) topics. For some reason I want to hate Rene Zellwiger, but I can't. I have no reason to hate Halle Berry, and consequently I don't. If I were such a racist it would be no problem choosing which one of them I'd pick as my "stranded on a desert island" girl, yet they both alternate at the top of my long and ethnically inclusive list.

As for my not offering a solution, isn't that obvious? How about stick it out, honor your mortgage commitment, get involved, know your neighbors and work to better your community. Even doing those things I'll have to admit that in this area you're only treading water until property values come around again. However, even with the market as it is, my home is worth 3 times what I paid for it 15 years ago. My wife sold her home in the increasingly affluent Santa Clarita for $96k twenty years ago and that exact home only just recently hit a value of $500k. It was only 10 years ago in a nearby supposedly affluent neighborhood when homeowners saw the market going down and were PO'd. A few of them went and bought homes on or near their current streets, got their new furniture, their new cars, lamps etcetera (because they knew they were about to torpedo their own credit), then promptly defaulted on their original mortgages. It slaughtered the average property value but what did these self-centered cuthroats care? I told my neighbors they'd see us dragging our blankets behind us down the street before they'd hear we'd defaulted on our loan. You see 'zilla, whether or not you call yourself one, identify as one, or are one, that... is the American way. Not this new American way that has come into being by our electing defective leaders. Pull the lever and let the wheels spin - if it comes up McCain, Clinton, or Obama, it's still just a matter of which of those three lemons ends up living in our Whitehouse - John "Neville Chamberlain" McCain, Hitlerry Clinton, or Obama, the smooth-talking global bumbler.

Elote-'zilla, if you were to re-examine my first post (please remove your lentos curos first), you'd see that I juxtapose Nazi lowriders with "black people". I don't know where you're from (a corn crib?) but a few years ago in a Walmart parking lot, a black man was beaten to death with a hammer by the Nazi lowriders whom (the last time I checked) were "white people". Per capita the city councilmen and various officials I railed against are of white origin. Fontana, Bloomington and Colton have a lot of white gang activity, as does the San Fernando Valley. My "cholo" references? Hey! I didn't create them and wouldn't know what to call them if they hadn't created, then named themselves. You think a white person came up with the term "cholo"? What about rucas, hoodas and chavalas? One thing nice about urbandictionary.com is that the input, the sources, the content comes from real people whether they're in Orange County or tha' hood. Both can comment and it's for the rest of us to filter some truth out of it. If you don't like the term "cholo" why don't you go argue your (moot) point over at urbandictionary.com? Even those contributors writing the definitions there didn't coin those phrases. I think the descriptions are fairly (root word: fair) accurate. Before you start squawking otherwise, go into the bathroom mirror and tell yourself it isn't so.

Urban Dictionary: cholo

My parents were lower-middle class and I don't think we ever ultimately owned any of the homes we made payments on when I was growing up. I own the paper on my home, I own my (recent) automobiles outright, I carry no credit-card debt. So why shouldn't I (and wouldn't I) be perturbed if the latest iterations of "Boxer", "Sad Boy" and "Payaso" started hanging around in front of a newly Section 8'd house on my street, just because their parents (or Aunt and Uncle) had to move somewhere remote to follow a court mandated agreement to relocate so that "Lalo" wouldn't have to go to jail? My mother never gave me an inch if she found out (or felt in her heart) that I'd done something bad; the woman had 2nd and 3rd sight when it came to catching me guilty. Conversely, on the news I've gotta watch "Mama" over and over again screaming "Mijo! he never did nothing!" Meanwhile her little hero, the tatted-up "mijo", is blowing the smoke out of his pistola's muzzle and grinning like a hyena into the TV cameras so his clique will see his bravado on the local news. Don't tell me it's not like that; I've lived in and around Los Angeles all my life. In the early 60's I was chased by Hispanic Catholic schoolboys whose intent was to extort my lunch money out of me under the threat of an assbeating. I'd love to tell you how I used my white-wit and my gringo sesos to send them all scraping to the pavement while they were in hot foot pursuit of me, but it's a long story, It's what they deserved, it's what they got, and I was honored to give it to them. I was the only kid in my North Hollywood gradeschool who hadn't at some time paid them off to avoid an asskicking. I was never chased again.

On the flipside I've formed great friendships with Hispanic coworkers whose immediate families spoke little or no English. I've been invited to extravagant weddings and even Quincenearas for a few daughters (all of which I attended). All I need to do is say so and I'm "een like fleeent" for a couple dozen tamales from each of two or three households during Christmas. If these people didn't like or respect me in some way, I would never be invited to such familial celebrations and treated to such perqs. What about you 'zilla? Are you "Mexicana"? If so, did you ever think about how you got that way? A flotilla (that's like a floating tortilla) of usurping Spaniards had to land in South America and kill off a lot of Incas and Aztecs, then breed with their women. How else? They didn't bring women with them on the ships! Then they worked their way up the continent killing enslaving and/or raping anything that moved until their blood was well infused in the various indigenous tribes and peoples. At that time there were no "states" in what would become Mexico. Back then if you could hollow out a log and paddle it to Mexico, you were a Mexican. Human instincts take over, the urge to breed and Presto! "Puro Raza" (???) It's becoming rare but not so long ago I would occasionally run across a "Mexican" who would tell me of his family's pure bloodlines running back to Castillian Spaniards. Then where'd you get that nose Moishe? Somewhere back in time an Aztec, a Judeo or a Toucan climbed "on the woodpile". Maybe his mom visited Easter Island when she was pregnant with him? It's doubtful the Catholic Priests in the California missions contributed much Spanish blood to the collective gene pool. For one thing they took vows of celibacy and for another thing, little boys don't get pregnant - a convenient bit of knowledge for those "padres" who couldn't keep their robes down. You think they only found that out in the last 20 years or so? Hey 'zilla! Here's a racist and politically incorrect (and harmless) joke for you: What does the Pope use to clean up around the Vatican? "Papal towels!" Ohhhh-delay!

Okay 'zilla, you better go check your flotillas; I think they're booor-ning!

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I absolutely love the desert communities but thanks in part to the migration of gangs, Lancaster has turned into a virtual cesspool. Mostly from Angelenos who moved there and they have turned it into a very unattractive community. I live there but when I was a kid, we used to visit and it has changed for the very worse. No longer can you keep your doors unlocked and trust your neighbors the way we did years ago. And the non-english population has ruined the city, also. I don't recommend anyone to move to Lancaster for that reason alone.
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I am not sure where everyone finds all this crime, drugs, and chaos. I suppose if you're out in the streets searching for it.... you will find it. But that goes for any city, large or small.

I have lived in Lancaster (near Quartz Hill High School) for the past year and it is no more dangerous that the previous cities I lived in. Sure, there are some punk kids that like to tag signs but for the most part I have yet to run into any of these "gangs" that I keep reading about. I suppose if you were out driving around without a purpose you could find these things...but I have yet to see it. I read about it from time to time in the local paper - but crime is down a lot in the past two years.

When I first moved here - I read this site and was worried about all of the negative comments and posts regarding crime. I have two little ones and a did not like reading some of the comments posted here. However, when I moved here....I didnt understand why such negative posts. I am not sure where everyone came from and which cities you are comparing Lancaster/Palmdale/Quartz Hill too....but this place is NOT that bad.

I am sure that someone will post some article in response to my comments. And by all means - feel free to do so. I am simply stating that anyone with time on their hands can create statistics showing "crime" in the area. I just dont see these street gangs running rampid in this town at all. I would however like to state that meth is an issue here. It is slowly coming under control and even this has drastically decreased over the past two years.

I believe the crime here not only happens but is talked about so much because we are in the middle of the desert - which means not a whole lot around for teenagers. We need someone to come in here and build things that target teenagers so they arent sitting around getting each other pregnant, turning to drugs and alcohol, and out roaming the streets because they are bored. Bring on the go-cart track, water park, community gym, skating rinks.....something. These kids need activities they can turn too and pass time. Face it, Palmdale will explode in the next 5 years and something like this will have to be developed around here to attract more families.

Instead of everyone getting on here and pasting articles from the website...complaining about crime...and such... why not focus on improving our city. This forum is never ending and yet I have not read much on how to improve anything (if it truly is that bad here).
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