Flipper isolated in Valley Center
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6 comments:
Absolutely, this is way over doing it. Most likely only 2 people live here.
at least you get your moneys worth in VC. 2.5 acres isn't bad. to rerip2007...some people like big houses, don't hate cause you don't have one. I have a 3500sq ft home in VC that just me and my wife live in.
I am from out of state (NYC area). We have taken RE courses in CA101 and SD101 and NSD101. We have been to many places in N SD county such as OS, SM, CB etc.
What is Valley Center like? Is it more like Vista or San Marcos?
Also, I noticed that this McMansion is still so bare, without any landscaping?
Valley Center is a rural area entirely zoned 2 acres and up so homes are spread out...not communist block housing like you see in Vista or San Marcos.
VC is also going to be a traffic nightmare with all the houses going in and 2 lane roads to service the community. Its 20* hotter there in summer than just over the hill in Escondido. Expect huge electric bills to run that A/C.
VC's main road is going to be 4 lanes by 2008, temp is the same as escondido, but with a breeze. My AC bill last summer did not exceed $120/ month for 3500 sq ft....house is well insulated so I rarely have to run it.
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