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With real estate values plummeting and foreclosed homes sitting empty, a family of bobcats apparently decided the time was right to pounce. So last week, they slipped out of the parched foothills of Lake Elsinore and into a spacious, vacant home in well-groomed Tuscany Hills...

That detatached San Simeon ain't too bad...BUT I would wait till January to buy...it will a tad bit lower.

Lurker, if done right, it should cause bidding up...so it should sell for more.

Make sure you hire the professional stagers and then take great photos with wide area lens. (28mm)

How about a northpark detached condo for the same price as CementDrainageDitch Bend?

lol, and the Centrex houses. haha

lol! Thanks for a good laugh, I didn't know people did those tricks. Here's a link...

If you need outside fueling and not garage fueling then see if you can find a way to hide it or camouflage it. Any link to what it looks like?

Yeah, you could always hide it as a dryer looking vent.

Things are looking good in QH...prices are coming down, and things are selling....BUT expect sales to slow as the new FHA bail-out loans come up on Oct 1st. Then in February things will start selling again.

Exactly how much will it take to fix that house? 100k?

A Clairmont Mesa, or Mira Mesa, sure. Old as the hills themselves.

5 year? Good lord. No matter who wins in November they will have to raise rates to strengthen the collapsing dollar. In 5 years we could be back up to 10%+. You best get at least a 10year....15 if you are smart.

nice!

Banks should require the stupid agents to list the damn property...not hold it for friends. Good god.

Anyone with some links to pics with a great Xeriscape/Arid landscaping?

Maybe another 10-15%. This fall will be a good time to pickup a condo...lots out there banks will be dumping.

More than likely the people in foreclosure are waiting with thier banks for oct 1st. The new fha bail-out hits. It will be fun to watch only 1/4 will beable to afford the new fha 30year loans.

The saying should be "rent in a down market, buy near bottom, and sell near the top." But it doesn't have a ring to it.