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If you pay cash for the home i believe there isn't a requirement for insurance

So I dug into this a little more and the grey area lies on whether actions committed prior to Cook being in the Fed can be used to get her removed. The alleged mortgage fraud was committed prior to her being in the Fed and not during.

I would be shocked if they do not have evidence of Cook committing mortgage fraud and publicly calling her out for doing so. It sounds like Cook is trying to save face at this point by "suing" the government which I think is a joke and a waste of tax paying dollars.

I’m very confused on why this needs to go to court. I think it should be quite easy to pull up the documents to vet whether there was mortgage fraud or not from Cook.

I think they are no longer building new homes and instead are selling the lots to builders. When each home closes, they take a commission off the final sale price

Builders tend to leave the view lots in the last phase because they tend to increase price whenever possible prior to the last phase to maximize on the base market value + lot premium amount. It works well in a neutral and sellers market, but not when it's a buyers market.

Or don’t live in Irvine and live near it if you like what it has to offer and pay $0 MR

I'm pretty sure they are called criminals in CCP. You can't transfer over 50k USD out of China otherwise it's violating the law. Idk if they increased/decreased it recently but that was the threshold.

not surprised no one asked this question. But why Irvine? Why not consider nearby cities to get more square footage and lot size? You’ll still be able to access Irvine in 10-15mins if needed.

If only more agents were as transparent as them. I do know they handle a lot of hidden canyon transactions.

not at all. with the price points for homes there, I rather look else where in OC.

The only thing I like about Skyline is the model homes lot size. Those should be the standard size and nothing smaller. But from looking at the brochure, there are skyline lots at 6k.... 5k sqft home with 6k lot is a joke. Something about the second floor being so narrow and tight for a 5-7m...

They have no lots. Shouldn’t need 500k

I'm not sure about that. OH is known to be an area of Irvine where most homes are not primarily occupied. I don't count renting it out as a unit of primary occupancy

don't they lose their deposit if they back out? I guess it shouldn't be an issue for investors

I still remember realtors saying rates will drop during 2022/2023 and to lock in the price now. Anyone that listened to that is feeling the pain and clearly demonstrates how one can never predict what rates will be

sorry to hear all this. Hope now that the guy is now gone that things will be back to normal.

So who’s paying for the legal fees? The HOA?

Doesn't matter what view you have when you have the landfill smell in the Skyline lots. Maybe we can call it the Landfill Premium

HOA communities generally aren't allowed to Airbnb