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LOL! I was browsing some sites looking to make a new laptop purchase and ran into this. Pretty weird if it's real. Times are tough and these are cheap ... haha. <a href="http://explore.toshiba.com/petbook">http://explore.toshiba.com/petbook</a>

Thanks! Not sure that really answers my question though (but an interesting read definitely). It seems like most people think it's a good area -- but that doesn't mean that it's way overpriced compared to other OC areas. Or that those prices I'm seeing aren't still way too high. A...

Just curious what you guys thought about the Foothill Ranch area. I haven't seen much posted about it here. I'm in a pretty good position right now, but sort of sick of renting 1 bdrm IAC apartments for the past decade. Want something a little bigger, but that's gonna cost nearly $2000 per...

But even in that post, the affordability range was 2.5 to 4. If you make $100k, that range suggests you can afford a $400,000 house. Even if you somehow, amazingly, had EIGHTY-THOUSAND dollars cash to put down as your 20% down payment, you're looking at about $2,100 per month for a...

Well this sucks. I mean, I rent in Irvine and I really like this area. I can walk to a basketball court and shoot around, the convenience is nice, and it's super close to work for me. If I have to be married to buy a place, I should use my money to get a nice car to help make that process...

So, if anyone can correct my math ... I'd appreciate it. If I were to buy a $349,000 home, and put down $50,000 down (the one I'm looking at has $75/mo HOA and it's in Lake Forest). 3 bdrm/2 ba SFR and about 1,300 sq ft. That means I'd have to borrow $299,000 and I'll assume a rate of...

(Sorry if this is the wrong forum). But I thought a rough guide on how much house you can buy, depending on your income and avail down payment would be an interesting topic esp for OC real estate.