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Worst Wildfire in San Diego’s History

To date, it’s estimated over 250,000 acres have burned and over 1,200 homes have been damaged or destroyed. Tonight, it looks like the strong Santa Ana wind condition is ending. With much better weather forecasts, additional Federal water dropping aircraft and assets arriving, it is hopeful that this terrible event is about to take a turn for the better.

San Diego California Wildfires - How to Help and Where Help is Needed

We hope this email finds you, family and friends safe and sound.

Please take care of yourself, each other and stay tuned to radio and tv reports for the latest wildfire updates and official information.

Here is information from the Surfrider community if you live in an unaffected area there are a few ways to help:

1) 2-1-1 is seeking volunteers to help in the next 72 hours to take calls and/or fill other roles at 2-1-1 should that be needed. Shifts are about four hours and training is available. If interested, visit http://www.volunteersandiego.org . A 2-1-1 person will contact you directly once you send that information.

2) Individuals who wish to volunteer can go to the Red Cross Spontaneous Volunteer Center at Horizon Christian Fellowship, 5331 Mt. Alifan Drive (one block south of Balboa and Genesee) in the Clairemont area. Center hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. until further notice. Individuals can also call and leave contact information at 858-309-1261. Over 600 new volunteers were processed through the center Monday so you should probably call first. PLEASE DO NOT GO DIRECTLY TO ANY OF THE EVACUATION SITES, they are not staffed to accept new volunteers at this time as they help evacuees.

3) Visit the Red Cross and Volunteer San Diego websites for updates and more ways to help. www.sdarc.org and www.volunteersandiego.org
 

San Diego California Senior Community 2Br/2Ba. Condo Value


 


Bob Schwartz | www.brokerforyou.com | 619-286-5604


6330 Genesee Avenue, San Diego, CA

University City senior community VALUE!
2 Bdrm Condo

Offered on a Value Range $245,000-$275,000
Year Built 1985
Sq Footage 816
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial
Floors Unspecified
Parking 1 Car garage
Lot Size Unspecified
HOA/Maint $174 per month

DESCRIPTION

Offered on a Value range between $245,000 and $275,000. Senior complex. One resident must be 62 yrs.old. Extremely desirable, light/bright top fl. w/balcony & tree shaded views. Extensive newer hardwood flooring. Upgraded Kit appliances, tile counters. Resort class clubhouse! Walk to Vons, library, community center & bus.


see additional photos below
PROPERTY FEATURES














Hardwood floorLiving roomDishwasher
RefrigeratorStove/OvenMicrowave
Jacuzzi/Whirlpool

COMMUNITY FEATURES










Garage parkingClubhouseLaundry on-site
Fitness centerSauna/Spa


OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES



Resort style clubhouse

For more details, visit our San Diego real estate agents website at:

http://www.brokerforyou.com

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS





Seller contact info:




Bob Schwartz

619-286-5604
For sale by agent/broker

http://www.brokerforyou.com/university-city-utc-area.htm



http://www.brokerforyou.com/university-city-utc-area.htm
Equal Opportunity Housing
 


San Diego Real Estate … the Worst is Yet to Come

Thinking of selling your San Diego home? Should you sell now or wait? Who really knows? The only thing I can assure my clients of, is I will get them the best possible price, buying or selling for the current market time. Where market is going, is pure speculation

With that said, the slow summer San Diego real estate market (usually this season has the highest real estate activity) may indicate that the situation will be even worse down the road, as lenders who are now enduring a surge in mortgage delinquencies among subprime and other less-creditworthy borrowers try to unload a growing number of foreclosed homes. *** To read the full post, please visit the San Diego real estate blog. The exact page link is: http://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/?p=204   To subscribe to the San Diego real estate blog for free, our RSS feed is:
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#1 Cause of San Diego Housing Value Decline - No, it’s NOT subprime loans!

Sure, a small percentage of home buyers, with poor credit, were taken advantage of by unscrupulous loan representatives between 2000 and 2005.  However, in the middle to upper end San Diego neighborhoods in which I work, this is not the problem.  

The simple truth is that the problem was GREED! 

Yes, greed and pure speculation were king in the San Diego real estate market heyday! One hundred percent loan purchases were ‘main-stream,’ while 110% and 120% refinancing were easy to obtain. The word was out:“Have good credit but do not make enough to purchase the larger property you desire?  No problem!   Just apply for a ‘stated’ income loan.” With these loans, the purchaser stated what their income was, and the lenders NEVER verified these statements.

* To read the full post, please visit the San Diego real estate blog. The exact page link is: http://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/?m=200708&paged=2  To subscribe to the San Diego real estate blog for free, our RSS feed is:
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