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Also try Brindisi in Irvine (Travila in Tustin Ranch). there is a 3/3 model detached 1300 sq ft I'm guessing going for around 600-650. there is a full downstairs bed/bath sorry, the plans are all rushing back into my brain at sporadic moments

Also for downstairs bathrooms try Plan H or I in Westpark Tiempo. They might be too small for you though (1080 for H and 1250 for I)

AHA! this is plan 3 of Sheridan Place (or Meriwether in Columbus Grove). Love this model! The floorplan should be on the website. The living room is two stories high and ditto on the lower bed/bath. i seen recent transactions for 600-650. i can afford like half of that but that's...

IRVINEEEEEEEEEEE just for your reference i am renting a 2/2.5 (similar to your specs) for 2000. now granted i am just renting and you are owning (no need to get into that debate here), but just for payment reference.

sorry, "outside the motor court" = not in the motor court. but yeah good job! one less thing to get annoyed with the neighbors about nah not buying. just signed a lease for a townhome in north OC. but i'm always aware of the market in all OC areas (used to live in westpark and sold my...

awesome. plan 3 has a loft area now (as opposed to just hallway). smart of the builiders to think of it.

sweet. while i dream of the day i can offer 50% less without being laughed at, 15-25% is quite a big chunk already. so that's like offering 800000 on a one million home or 400000 on a 500000 home not great, but it's alot easier on peace of mind!

i like crucialtaunts response too. i'm sure everybody has other things in life to pay for other than a block of wood and steel! :) and momopi, i am not including down payment (which is why in my results, the down payment was just addended to the sum) since everybody has varying amounts...

From personal or hearsay experience, what are typical lowball offers? Is -100k below asking price the norm? Lower/higher?

agreed. i took the equity and ran and am now renting however i am also single with no kids so it's easier for me to float around. heck, i just need a bed, tv and playstation. laundry would be nice

Meriwether reminds me of Sheridan Place in West Irvine. Especially Plan One. Can anybody confirm?

IrvineRenter, appreciate your response! Based on that model, the results would be like this: $50000/year - 150000 to 200000 plus down payment $80000/year - 240000 to 320000 plus down payment $100000/year - 300000 to 400000 plus down payment $150000/year - 450000 to 600000...

hey IRVINEEEEEEE congrats on your new home. I liked Plan 2 and also Plan 3, but Plan 2 was the more realistic one. also, one thing i'm sure you are aware of, but if you weren't then now you do, is that your garage faces outside the motor court. i'm not a big fan of motor courts, mainly...

I would be really interested in knowing the following: A total annual income of _____ will allow you to afford fixed-rate 6% 30-year monthly loan payments (sorry so specific) for a property valued at ________. (And yes, I know I can go to any websites online and punch these numbers...

i had to look up DINK. i guess i am one too!

1300 sq ft! that's great. that's alot of space. i'm going to be renting a 1200 sq ft townhome, 2/2.5 with 2 car garage starting in march. what else is everybody renting out there?

anybody have floorplans for Orchard HIlls? if they're good, i'll wait for 08 too. Woodbury floorplans are like dollhouses (not in a good way)!

nothing wrong with having floor plans. i love looking at them, and only wish that they were accessible to all the public!

couple years back i put 10% down. 20% would have been brutal! think of all the McNuggets you could buy!

south florida! beautiful! can't say i don't envy that. plus must keep the drama down to have two separate households