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> As for SF, there obviously isn't much in the city (28 foreclosures), but a quick search gives me 233 results inside of 45 minutes, and 940 inside of 60. Crit
by Domenic_S 14y ago
> As for SF, there obviously isn't much in the city (28 foreclosures), but a quick search gives me 233 results inside of 45 minutes, and 940 inside of 60.
Criteria: SFH, <=$375k, 2br+ 1ba+.
SF: 3 listings: http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!market=sanfrancisco&max_price=375000&num_baths=1.0&num_beds=2®ion_id=17151®ion_type=6&sf=1,2&uipt=1&v=8 http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!market=sanfrancisco...
Believe me dude, there's nothing unless you want to live in San Leandro (hint: you don't) or don't care about the condition of the house.
> You don't have to have 20% down to buy a house (maybe you should, but it definitely isn't a requirement.
Granted, but then your monthly payment raises several hundred $$ because of PMI. Your original point was based on monthly payment, so this is a problem.
> 3. That's the point. If you are making 75k you shouldn't be spending 1700 a month on rent either....
No argument from me.
- lifeguard 14y agoIt is kinda scary most home loans in CA are rated 'Jumbo' by lending guidelines. One can buy a 3 bedroom home in Kansas City for <180k. But you will have to sell it for the same price you bought it for if you put it on the market.
- clarky07 14y agoCriteria - Within 60 mins of SF, < 380k, 2br+, 1ba+ Granted they are pretty much all foreclosures, so you'll likely have to work to find one in good shape, but there are 1201 results. And this is obviously not downtown, up to an hour commute, but still. I think I'd rather have a large portion of these than a 180 sq ft studio. Oh well, to each his own. http://www.trulia.com/for_sale/San_Francisco,CA/2p_beds/1p_baths/0-380000_price/#for_sale/37.734751,-122.44745_poi/d60_go/1p_baths/2p_beds/3_ft/0-380000_price/ http://www.trulia.com/for_sale/San_Francisco,CA/2p_beds/1p_b...