old quail hill vs new stonegate
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My www.IrvineRealtorSite.com has the answers you seek.
Set the auto-filters as you wish and you can check for yourself.
That is what I've poured my time into, to make it available for questions like this.
-IR2
You may want to know this....
http://www.examiner.com/article/fra...2-tax-rate-schedules-after-passage-of-prop-30
www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/2012_California_Tax_Rates_and_Exemptions.shtml
(Scroll down on the Franchise Tax Board link above for the tax rate schedules.)
This is a good idea and I know someone who has done this! Awesome
Why a single guy want mendocino? You should be looking here: http://www.3000theplaza.com/
usctrojancpa
Well-known member
Are you only considering newer construction? A few other villages to look at would be Northwood Pointe, Northpark, West Park II, and/or Columbus Grove.
locolocal
New member
Wait until Willow Bend is built in University Park. You can rent the extra rooms to UCI students.
http://lyonhomes.com/southern-california/willowbend
http://lyonhomes.com/southern-california/willowbend
I am a guy always go extreme. 
I want a view house in Quail Hill, or a nice condo, for its location. (I mean, the open space and the convenience to Spectrum and highway)
If I can't get that, why not go stonegate? It's new, and the location is not too bad.
The newness of stonegate will beat all other villages except quail hill.
I gave Lambert Ranch a hard thought, the location is not good enough. Too far from 5.
I want a view house in Quail Hill, or a nice condo, for its location. (I mean, the open space and the convenience to Spectrum and highway)
If I can't get that, why not go stonegate? It's new, and the location is not too bad.
The newness of stonegate will beat all other villages except quail hill.
I gave Lambert Ranch a hard thought, the location is not good enough. Too far from 5.
USCTrojanCPA said:
I actually agree, that's why I have been delaying this home buying for a long time.
But now, it's not about waste any more, somebody told me it's about asset diversafication, which makes a lot sense.
That's why I said in another post, the number does not come out right owning a home. But it's not a perfect world.
I even thought about moving away to Texas. The pain of paying state tax just kills me.
But now, it's not about waste any more, somebody told me it's about asset diversafication, which makes a lot sense.
That's why I said in another post, the number does not come out right owning a home. But it's not a perfect world.
I even thought about moving away to Texas. The pain of paying state tax just kills me.
locolocal said:
usctrojancpa
Well-known member
I lived in Vegas for a bit, your money will go a lot further out there than in Irvine. A million dollars will buy you a large home on the golf course with a view of the strip.Cklein said:
usctrojancpa
Well-known member
Buy a home in Irvine and buy a home in Las Vegas. Get a Nevada driver's license and set up your residency there and your tax returns and work related items will be mailed to your Nevada address (assuming the way that you generate your income has nothing to do with doing business in CA). Irvine will be "second" home where you can live 99% of the time.Cklein said:I am OK with CA housing price. Just don't want to pay the state TAX.
USCTrojanCPA said:
thedude111222
New member
anyone who has knowledge of the information, what has the rate of appreciation on condos and even detached condos in Irvine been over the past 5 years? how does that compare to traditional SFRs during the same time span? I know there is a difference but would like empirical data...
irvinerealtor
Well-known member
thedude111222 said:
My www.IrvineRealtorSite.com has the answers you seek.
Set the auto-filters as you wish and you can check for yourself.
That is what I've poured my time into, to make it available for questions like this.
-IR2
Cklein said:I am OK with CA housing price. Just don't want to pay the state TAX.
You may want to know this....
http://www.examiner.com/article/fra...2-tax-rate-schedules-after-passage-of-prop-30
www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/2012_California_Tax_Rates_and_Exemptions.shtml
(Scroll down on the Franchise Tax Board link above for the tax rate schedules.)
jamboreedude
New member
USCTrojanCPA said:Buy a home in Irvine and buy a home in Las Vegas. Get a Nevada driver's license and set up your residency there and your tax returns and work related items will be mailed to your Nevada address (assuming the way that you generate your income has nothing to do with doing business in CA). Irvine will be "second" home where you can live 99% of the time.Cklein said:I am OK with CA housing price. Just don't want to pay the state TAX.
USCTrojanCPA said:
This is a good idea and I know someone who has done this! Awesome