CM_Dude_IHB
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If you're opposite traffic and 5 minutes off the freeway, Valencia is a beautiful spot.
CM_Dude said:If you're opposite traffic and 5 minutes off the freeway, Valencia is a beautiful spot.
Great negotiations, Troop.Trooper said:I've been off IHB for a few days due to a "cookie" issue....
Update: I texted landlord $1600, he responded 2 days later with $1650.
I accepted, pending being able to get out of the Valencia deal.
So, $350.00 less a month total. WOW !
It's worth it for me to stay....garage and small secure patio for kitties being that which clinched it.
Trooper said:I've been off IHB for a few days due to a "cookie" issue....
Update: I texted landlord $1600, he responded 2 days later with $1650.
I accepted, pending being able to get out of the Valencia deal.
So, $350.00 less a month total. WOW !
It's worth it for me to stay....garage and small secure patio for kitties being that which clinched it.
Trooper said:I've been off IHB for a few days due to a "cookie" issue....
Update: I texted landlord $1600, he responded 2 days later with $1650.
I accepted, pending being able to get out of the Valencia deal.
So, $350.00 less a month total. WOW !
It's worth it for me to stay....garage and small secure patio for kitties being that which clinched it.
Girl In the OC said:Bumping this thread...
Metros with the biggest rent drops
Santa Ana-Anaheim-Irvine, Calif.
Rank: 11
Rent drop: 2.8%
Q4 2008 rent change: -2.6%
Q4 2007 rent change: +0.2%
Effective rent: $1,625.60
The Orange County area, known for its wealth and for tourist attractions such as Disneyland, also became famous as the capital for subprime lending. Irvine was home to such lenders as New Century Finance Corp. and Ameriquest, and the collapse of the housing market damaged the local economy. Apartment rents by the end of last year were falling while the unemployment rate climbed to 6.1% in November 2008 compared with 4.2% in November 2007. The apartment vacancy rate jumped to 6.1% in the fourth quarter last year from 4.9% in the same period in 2007. Landlords on average are giving 1.7 weeks of rent concessions.
Metros with the biggest rent drops
Trooper said:HA! Yesterday I was reading CurbedLA and on the main page, saw a house I thought I recognized..... then, as I read the story I recognized it was the front house to my back house ! My landlord is at it again...the main house is now vacant. The previous $3800 price tag was laughable, the now $3100 price tag is still questionable. $2800 and he might have a go at it.... and funny, he told me he's a realtor, but I noticed another realtor's name on the listing. So I called him, a little concerned that there was some sort of scam going on. He said the house had been empty for a couple of months and he decided to hire a realtor to market it (wait, I though he *was* a realtor....I didn't go there). SO, I just wished him good luck. I'm never up there but to get my mail, so didn't know it was vacant as well.
This also probably had a great deal to do with my negotiations a couple of months ago....that would mean THREE out of four houses on the property were vacant. He for sure did not want me to slip away...b/c he lives off the income of the house ! I keep checking the property taxes, and he's still current.....but I wonder......
If any of you are weirdo stalkers, don't click on this link....really, I have a gun