Recent content by ocbuyer_IHB

I've given up trying to get most of these comments. It cracks me up the closed mindedness of some. If they don't agree with you you are an idiot. If you try to make a point they put you down in any way they can or make up stuff. It's really too bad that a more productive discussion can't be had...

When I bought my first house in 2001 I thought the prices were ridiculous... if I had over analyzed back then and decided not to buy, I would never have made $400,000 on it in 2007. I don't think that analyzing the risks of buying, whether its determining if you can afford the house or if the...

It doesn't matter if it makes me feel better or not... I'm not hear to make me feel better. I'm just presenting a different view... but thanks. Hate to tell you this but you live with toxic chemicals everyday... it's called smog, or filling your tank or using cleaning chemicals etc.

If I made a choice to live there it would be because of many factors like location, convenience, floor plans etc. Your assumption that there would be a smaller pool of buyers available when I wanted to sell is basically your opinion. There are plenty of people out there that would not be so over...

Then you might want to keep your family in a bubble, don't drive, don't fly, and become hermits. There is more risk involved in just driving than what's in the ground in VoC. If you are really that concerned then don't leave your house!

Thanks! You too... Costa Mesa 92627 $547,500 -21.9% 22 -45.0% Irvine 92612 $506,250 -24.2% 19 -64.2% Newport Beach 92663 $795,000 -38.0% 19 -26.9%

Thanks for another subjective opinion...

Let me know where the "Love Canal" is and I will buy there..... oh wait... I guess that is subjective also. hmmm....

I see nothing wrong with the hangers... and no they don't plan on building these homes on toxic land. I still have not seen any proof that this is the case. It's all just fabrication from negative people that don't have anything better to do than misrepresent information and spread rumors that...

They are supposed to finish Astoria, but they are delaying it as most builders are.

I closed on a Pen Fed loan last month and was very pleased with the process. No hidden fees and their advertised rates are what you get. I got their 5/5 product and locked in at 4.875. Since it can only adjust by a maximum of 2% after the first 5 years and then is locked again for the next five...

I don't know if any of you have seen this floating around the net but I thought it was pretty informative regarding the sub-prime mess. There are a few "bad" words in it but other wise it's pretty entertaining. http://docs.google.com/TeamPresent?docid=dcq8r6rz_5z7sp7nf3&skipauth=true

They sold the land to another developer who is going to finish the build out, but the they will continue to use William Lyon sales and marketing.

gasjockey... you can't be too surprised by the responses that you got since 85% of the people on this board are bears. The bottom line is if you really like the specific model and the area, and don't plan on moving for a while, then by all means go for it!!

Interesting... I wonder if that means they will be using the same housing plans or the new buyer will be designing their own.