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Did builder provide points buy down? Some of them have 4% for the first few years.One of them has a mortgage of $2+M. That's a big leverage play right there with real estate.
Did builder provide points buy down? Some of them have 4% for the first few years.One of them has a mortgage of $2+M. That's a big leverage play right there with real estate.
No clue. My agent told me that. I don't have any idea how he found out.Did builder provide points buy down? Some of them have 4% for the first few years.
Cal Pac did for Azul (2/1 points buy down), but Shea did not do that for Cielo and neither did The New Home Company for Olivewood.Did builder provide points buy down? Some of them have 4% for the first few years.
Yes, and no.One of them has a mortgage of $2+M. That's a big leverage play right there with real estate.
Pretty incredible. I can't find any pictures of the inside. It's a 1/3rd acre lot with a view towards the west in Turtle Rock walking distance from a top elementary and high school. That's approaching unicorn rarity.
Single level, level lot, big yard - that’s as prime as Port Streets get. Very few single levels left thereNot Irvine but wow, this Port Street house sold for $4.25M ($550k over asking) - $2480/sq ft. Agent represented both buyer and seller
I believe ca fair plan for fire coverage caps at 3 million.I wonder if these homes in Irvine will continue to sell for the price they do when it comes to a point where insurance will not be covered by private companies and are relying on fair plan.
It can cap at 10m or 100m. Question is will there be sufficient funds to cover?I believe ca fair plan for fire coverage caps at 3 million.