Home Prices CA (Irvine, Orange, Thousand Oaks: foreclosure, condo, mortgage)

[slang75]

Originally Posted by endofmyrope

So move on.

OWNED!

Did you really just say "owned"....really? To a 50 year old mom?

Like OMG!

Learn some respect or go back to Digg. FTW!

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by slang75

Did you really just say "owned"....really? To a 50 year old mom?

Like OMG!

Learn some respect or go back to Digg. FTW!

Pretty funny huh. I am a 52 father though, and nobody has every owned me.

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by endofmyrope

So move on.

OWNED!

BTW I also posted this on the Texas forum because people there ask about moving to CA from time to time. It really helps to be informed even if you might not have experience and wisdom on your side, try it.

[slang75]

Originally Posted by Soccersupporter

Pretty funny huh. I am a 52 father though, and nobody has every owned me.

Sorry about the mix-up...apparently, I have now been "owned".

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by slang75

Sorry about the mix-up...apparently, I have now been "owned".

No problem, thanks for the laugh! Have a great day!

[GracieJJ]

Ohh wells, i guess grandpa over there still has got some maturing to do.

Egotistical to use the word "Owned" for your age isnt it gramps??


Thanks for the heads up OP

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by GracieJJ

Ohh wells, i guess grandpa over there still has got some maturing to do.

Egotistical to use the word "Owned" for your age isnt it gramps??


Thanks for the heads up OP

Another rugrat on the forum. That's what makes it fun!

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by Soccersupporter

Let me see, I bought a 3400 sq. ft. house on a third of an acre cash, left all our furniture in CA and completely re-furnished the house top to bottom. We will be putting in the pool in spring. After all of that we only have a couple hundred thousand left over. Yeh I guess you're right.

Many of my relatives moved from The Bay Area to Houston. I wouldnt live there but I certainly dont blame them.

$635,000 for this house in East Oakland


$254,000 in suburban Houston(this would cost $5 Million in Oakland)

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Many of my relatives moved from The Bay Area to Houston. I wouldnt live there but I certainly dont blame them.

$635,000 for this house in East Oakland


$254,000 in suburban Houston(this would cost $5 Million in Oakland)

I could not live in Houston, it's too big for me. We moved to a small town, about 35,000, just outside the DFW Metroplex area. My house would easily cost 2 million+ in OC. The weather is different but the quality of life is much better. It is not for everyone but we like it. We loved CA but it was time to move on.

[endofmyrope]

Originally Posted by Soccersupporter

You know what's funny? I just start a thread as a warning for people looking to buy vs rent at this time and you take offense. Your response and the tone says a lot. Oh well!

What's funny is a guy who moved to podunk TX and now spends his day educating Californians.

Looks like even at your low prices, folks are losing their homes, causing prices to plummet all over Texas.

By MONIKA DIAZ / WFAA-TV


Video

Monika Diaz reports
2/25/2008
STORY: Home prices: 'Things look bleak'



ROCKWALL COUNTY — Thousands of homeowners in North Texas have lost their homes to foreclosure. In Dallas County, more than 18,000 foreclosures are on the market.
Nearly 14,000 foreclosures are posted in Tarrant County.
A growing number of homeowners in Rockwall County have recently received a visit from Constable John Cullins — foreclosure's "grim reaper."

I'd sure hate to move ANYWHERE and instantly start losing equity.

I think I'm getting the picture.