Recent content by Jaime

Thank you for the responses. Villager: It's good to know that the only disclosure given for your home is for the potential for a landslide in the mountains in the backdrop.  No home in Orchard Hills seems itself to be on a terribly steep slope, and the use of debris basins is reassuring. ...

Agreed, the incidence of these events is really low.  I just want to be as informed as I can possibly be before making a $1.5 - $2 million purchase, especially if earthquake insurance will not cover all losses, and landslide insurance is hard to find.  I don't have to buy in Orchard Hills and...

Given the recent earthquake in west LA, I thought it appropriate to ask -- anyone who bought in Orchard Hills receive a disclosure saying that their home is higher risk for any natural disaster?  I have been reading that being on a hill or at the base of a hill may put one's home at higher risk...

Came across this article today: https://calmatters.org/articles/housing-costs-high-california/ Easy to read with graphics.  Thought people on this forum would be interested. 

Got it, thank you for the info!

Oops, meant to say Morro at Eastwood

I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed.  If I am interested in a property such as Morro at Orchard Hills, but had previously signed in at a sister property (i.e. Cressa) by the New Home without a broker, will I still be disqualified from any rebate? Also, is everyone POSITIVE...

Stonegate seems pretty close to the Bowerman Landfill -- in fact it's the same distance from the landfill as Portola Springs.  Does Stonegate need to be included as a place to be concerned about?  Eastwood Village is also equidistant to the landfill compared with certain parts of Portola Springs...