The Positives
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You should ask for an invoice as a taxpayer. With unions and wasteful spending of some administrative staff, very little of that money actually goes to students and teachers. You'd be shocked. I know I was. In any event, Irvine would pick bettering the roads over helping the students any day.
Other ppl are talking about dot dot and you decided to respond to a joke about mello roos?
Here is part one of the 1.8 million dollar net investment!
The only hard part is that there are a lot of wealthy investors doing the same thing and are throwing cash around like nothing.
jamboreedude
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Wholesome Choice is middle eastern as far as I can tell.
woodburyowner
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Most people who live here are professionals with college degrees and or advanced degrees. Easier to relate to your neighbors. In other areas, you have a large blue collar work force and it's a completely different environment.
There is a, like, Aria International supermarket next to the Costco on Tustin Ranch Blvd, North of Freeway 5. Well that's in Tustin but it's close to Irvine. They sell those freshly made big pieces of bread with sasame seed, somewhat chewy, pretty good stuff.jamboreedude said:
Is the OP working for The Irvine Company? LOL.
Positives:
Breathing the aromatic plumes from the Great Park
Living close to the biggest Landfill near Irvine
The privilege of paying Mello Roos for a box that we call home
Being so close to your neighbor that your remote control works on his TV
The melodious and soothing sounds of the trash trucks rumbling up and down Sand Canyon
Being able to live in Beijing, Seoul or Mumbai without going to China, Korea, and India
Positives:
Breathing the aromatic plumes from the Great Park
Living close to the biggest Landfill near Irvine
The privilege of paying Mello Roos for a box that we call home
Being so close to your neighbor that your remote control works on his TV
The melodious and soothing sounds of the trash trucks rumbling up and down Sand Canyon
Being able to live in Beijing, Seoul or Mumbai without going to China, Korea, and India
irvinehomeshopper
Well-known member
Wanted to get rid of my wife. Beat her up, strangled her and left her to died in her trunk. No alimony to pay and I have the kid all to myself. This is much better than getting a costly divorce. The guy she cheated with I threw him off the 5th level of a parking garage too.
cowlemon said:
You should ask for an invoice as a taxpayer. With unions and wasteful spending of some administrative staff, very little of that money actually goes to students and teachers. You'd be shocked. I know I was. In any event, Irvine would pick bettering the roads over helping the students any day.
Other ppl are talking about dot dot and you decided to respond to a joke about mello roos?
usctrojancpa
Well-known member
Mello Roos is the payment of infrastructure bonds. It's other taxes that go to schools. Yes, a small part of the cost of the infrastructure was used to build the school but that's about it.cowlemon said:
irvinehomeshopper
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Irvine
$850,000 for a 2400 sf home at $354/sf. The 3,375 sf lot has zero potential. Future resale is totally based on inflation.
San Marino
$1m for a 2,400 sf home at $416/sf (more expensive than Irvine). 10,000 sf lot at 60% FAR (floor area ratio)
allows for a 3,600 sf add on potential. Total future resale will be 6,000 sf x $416/sf= $2.5m. Cost of construction at $720,000 would net a $1.8 m assuming no inflation.
$850,000 for a 2400 sf home at $354/sf. The 3,375 sf lot has zero potential. Future resale is totally based on inflation.
San Marino
$1m for a 2,400 sf home at $416/sf (more expensive than Irvine). 10,000 sf lot at 60% FAR (floor area ratio)
allows for a 3,600 sf add on potential. Total future resale will be 6,000 sf x $416/sf= $2.5m. Cost of construction at $720,000 would net a $1.8 m assuming no inflation.
borca said:
Coleman
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http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Marino/1955-Rose-Ave-91108/home/7015811irvinehomeshopper said:
Here is part one of the 1.8 million dollar net investment!
The only hard part is that there are a lot of wealthy investors doing the same thing and are throwing cash around like nothing.
irvinehomeshopper
Well-known member
Footage is man made from cheap sticks and drywall. If you know how and do it yourself your cost could go down to $30/sf and turn around and sell it for $400/sf. Cost per sf is the most misleading when land is not a part of the evaluation. The buyers who bought in SM have no intention of adding on. Most of the time the place is rented out to 39 pregnant women and their boyfriends/husbands.
gwailo168 said: