Say hello to your new local Marine recruiter in the Anaheim area.
02-14-12, 02:09 PM
#1
Say hello to your new local Marine recruiter in the Anaheim area.
That's right guys I am moving to Anaheim Ca. Not only will I be your local rotor head/ moderator but I will be your local Marine Corps recruiter. I will be up there looking at homes if you guys know any areas of interest please let me know.
I will be buying a house but need a temporary solution until I close on a home. If you know "good" areas as in I can park my FD and I can sleep good at night
please let me know.
Wacky be nice!!!!!!
I will be buying a house but need a temporary solution until I close on a home. If you know "good" areas as in I can park my FD and I can sleep good at night
please let me know. Wacky be nice!!!!!!
02-14-12, 10:54 PM
#4
I got you man but i dont even have time for my own car . Fris has it at the moment because I cant even change a light bulb on it on how busy I am. But I promise once I settle down you got 2 hands ready to help.
WACKY YOU ARE STILL WACKY NOT siranikoilumpiaanahilechonflan!
WACKY YOU ARE STILL WACKY NOT siranikoilumpiaanahilechonflan!
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02-20-12, 05:38 PM
#8
Thanks man I am actually starting to look at corona for houses. I am not happy with the listings I been looking at. I am also only looking at standard sales.
I would like to know those of ou who live on corona near the 91fwy that travel west bound towards Anaheim . How's morning traffic and driving conditions?
I would like to know those of ou who live on corona near the 91fwy that travel west bound towards Anaheim . How's morning traffic and driving conditions?
02-20-12, 10:03 PM
#9
I drive the 71 south 91 west every monring around 6am; average speed's about 65-70 on the 71 except for the last mile to the 91, which can creep. 30mph on the 91, most days. Takes me 35-40 minutes to get from Chino Hills to the Imperial Highway exit.
Going home (91 east in the evenings) is a lot slower. Anytime after about 3:30 pm it backs up, often from the 15 all the way to Weir Canyon. I go home via Carbon Canyon instead; longer drive, but faster. About 45 mins home most days, leaving the office at 4pm.
They are in the process of widening the 91 some in the OC; not sure if it will help or hurt the section east from about the 241; may just let more people enter the funnel.
Going home (91 east in the evenings) is a lot slower. Anytime after about 3:30 pm it backs up, often from the 15 all the way to Weir Canyon. I go home via Carbon Canyon instead; longer drive, but faster. About 45 mins home most days, leaving the office at 4pm.
They are in the process of widening the 91 some in the OC; not sure if it will help or hurt the section east from about the 241; may just let more people enter the funnel.
02-21-12, 11:36 AM
#10
Sweet I can deal with that lol my hours are not set in stone. I am going to look at homes in corona this weekend. Houses there are like 2500sq ft and up 3 car garages for Same price as one in Anaheim or Fullerton area and new too.
I have looked at over 20 houses with my realtor and it sucks because the houses in those areas have something that ruins them. For example a great home remodeled and decent price standard sale gets ruined by having a train track 30 yards from your back door Wtf!
So if I have to do a little driving for something I will call home and be an investment I will do it.
I have looked at over 20 houses with my realtor and it sucks because the houses in those areas have something that ruins them. For example a great home remodeled and decent price standard sale gets ruined by having a train track 30 yards from your back door Wtf!
So if I have to do a little driving for something I will call home and be an investment I will do it.
02-21-12, 02:29 PM
#11
You might want to look up my way, too; much quieter, & in many cases newer neighborhoods. Still a number of foreclosure/shorts up that way, people who bought too far into the peak & couldn't hang on.
3-car garages in my 'hood are less common, but there are some.
3-car garages in my 'hood are less common, but there are some.
02-21-12, 05:06 PM
#13
Yep, always a trade. My commute over the 10 years I've lived here has increased about 15% in time as traffic from folks living further east has increased... but at 30-40 minutes it's still way ahead of the drive I used to make, from Sunland to Anaheim each day. Which was an improvement from the run I made before that, from Simi Valley to Los Alamitos.
Only once in my career life has my commute been less than 10 minutes, for about a year and a half. Was great while it lasted. I could actually go home for lunch; what a concept.
Only once in my career life has my commute been less than 10 minutes, for about a year and a half. Was great while it lasted. I could actually go home for lunch; what a concept.
02-21-12, 10:36 PM
#15
Laguna hills right diver?
Wacky I hear ya man but seems like the houses that banks have decided to flip are in some crappy neighborhoods. I mean I was born and raised in the hood but 8 yrs in the military has changed me in many ways.
I am looking at this at a investment stand point. And he's an example using your light blue RX3
Do I buy wackys hard earned and countless hours of restoration rx3 for X amount and potentially flip it and get my money back and some. Or hold on to it for another 10 yrs and sell it for twice what I paid.
Or do I want to find a rust bucket missing 40% of parts and drop $10k on it to go ahead and sell it loosing money and time?
Wacky I hear ya man but seems like the houses that banks have decided to flip are in some crappy neighborhoods. I mean I was born and raised in the hood but 8 yrs in the military has changed me in many ways.
I am looking at this at a investment stand point. And he's an example using your light blue RX3
Do I buy wackys hard earned and countless hours of restoration rx3 for X amount and potentially flip it and get my money back and some. Or hold on to it for another 10 yrs and sell it for twice what I paid.
Or do I want to find a rust bucket missing 40% of parts and drop $10k on it to go ahead and sell it loosing money and time?
02-22-12, 11:27 AM
#17
Liar, all you do is... GET TAKEN!
You're not qualified to give advice old man. Your best advice: "Denny's gives the best Senior discounts... McD's has a cheap coffee for 50 cents... I love Balut.. "
What's important in real estate...
#1 is location
#2.... location
and lastly... #3 LOCATION...!
What's important in real estate...
#1 is location
#2.... location
and lastly... #3 LOCATION...!
02-22-12, 12:44 PM
#18
Liar, all you do is... GET TAKEN!
You're not qualified to give advice old man. Your best advice: "Denny's gives the best Senior discounts... McD's has a cheap coffee for 50 cents... I love Balut.. "
What's important in real estate...
#1 is location
#2.... location
and lastly... #3 LOCATION...!
You're not qualified to give advice old man. Your best advice: "Denny's gives the best Senior discounts... McD's has a cheap coffee for 50 cents... I love Balut.. "
What's important in real estate...
#1 is location
#2.... location
and lastly... #3 LOCATION...!
Balut... You love my *****. Lol
but there is a difference between collecting junk RX-7 versus old school RX. Same principles apply to RE values as in supply and demand. ooops thats too deep for you tho you love going deep lmao
02-22-12, 03:41 PM
#19
Yes sir I am staying herein California . I also like nice neighborhoods plus banks are selling homes for under $300k already flipped and ready to move in. Value of the homes where in the high 490-550 range like diver said people couldn't hold on. Plus houses are less than your age wacky lol Jk
02-22-12, 05:47 PM
#21
Yes sir I am staying herein California . I also like nice neighborhoods plus banks are selling homes for under $300k already flipped and ready to move in. Value of the homes where in the high 490-550 range like diver said people couldn't hold on. Plus houses are less than your age wacky lol Jk
What a biatch, youngr than me lmao. Me being in the industry, tho i dont specialize in SFR, i look at market trend everyday, very depressing to watch
02-22-12, 06:08 PM
#23
No money. No love.
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That's right guys I am moving to Anaheim Ca. Not only will I be your local rotor head/ moderator but I will be your local Marine Corps recruiter. I will be up there looking at homes if you guys know any areas of interest please let me know.
I will be buying a house but need a temporary solution until I close on a home. If you know "good" areas as in I can park my FD and I can sleep good at night please let me know.
Wacky be nice!!!!!!
I will be buying a house but need a temporary solution until I close on a home. If you know "good" areas as in I can park my FD and I can sleep good at night
please let me know. Wacky be nice!!!!!!
02-23-12, 08:02 AM
#25
Homeowner pays mortgage and property tax, insurance, utilities and maintenance. I highly recommend an escrow account for tax and insurance so its easier for your wallet when both come due. Be sure to check that it is not within a flood zone, or you will need a flood insurance also
Based on the above, i can smell your fd going bye bye l
Based on the above, i can smell your fd going bye bye l