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<p>Bltserv,</p> <p>Agree with you 100%. </p>

<p>efferheimer,</p> <p>Try finding a man like that. Trust me, it has to be harder. </p> <p>Are there no men that live simply, within their means and are actually happy with themselves round here. I don't get it. </p> <p>I'm financially conservative and am never going to change. I...

<p>Laing-Lies,</p> <p>Not well-to-do men, <strong>normal</strong> guys. With sense! The ones NOT driving the fancy cars. </p> <p>Oh well. It was a silly question. I'm just sick of all the fake crap round here. I've got those midwestern values/priorities and the OC is just sooo...

Laing-Lies, what chat in the evenings?

<p>Hey, just out of curiosity, where do all you nice, financially level-headed men hang out (i.e. men that realize I don't care what you drive, esp. if it was HELOC'ed?)</p> <p>This board seems full of real/normal guys, lacking in the SoCal Cultural Pathology. Where do you hide?</p> <p>I...

<p>Hi Guys,</p> <p>Oftentimes I read on here about irresponsible borrowers that "just walk away" from their properties. Can you really do that? Does the bank just forgive the difference between what you owe and what they sell? Why wouldn't they try to collect from you if you have assets or...

<p>Stopped by today and Model E is now priced at $499,880.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

<p>Why is it prices from the builders (i.e brand new with everything modern) are the same or lower than similar re-sale homes listed on Remax and such? Am I missing something? Is because of lack of mello-roos or something?</p> <p>Why would anyone buy an old place if they can get a new one...

<p>Hi! Just visted some Irvine builder models (condos/townhouses in Portolo Springs mostly) for the first time and am stunned by the odd designs. </p> <p>What is with the impossibly small 2nd bedrooms? You can't fit a full size bed in there. At San Carlos, I asked the sales lady and she...

<p>what do you do with the money you save?</p> <p>I'm fresh off the farm with my first job. I have an okay salary of 100k which means I cannot afford to buy anything that's not a tiny box and probably never will (I don't see how I could afford anything over $400k with a conventional...

<p>Thank for the answers. </p> <p>In the end, I suppose I'd rather rent and be happy than buy and be stressed and miserable. It's hard to buy anything on a 100K salary, but maybe someday that will change :-)</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

<p>Hello,</p> <p>This is my first post!</p> <p>I'm fairly new to OC (1year) and am working at my first real job out of grad school. I would love to buy a home someday and am concerned that may never happen. Realistically, do you guys believe it is possible (w/o crazy loans) for a single...