Jose,Ted and Maria thanks for your comments.

I actually believe in doing business systematically and having the right people for the right job, therefore it is my opinion that agents and investors alike may want to outsource the negotiations to experienced negotiators.Yeah we’re all about allowing the listing agent to double dip – as I said in my response to Luckyone, it’s an incentive to get them to send us all of their listings.

I checked on their website and it stated $1450 a month as reasonable for a 2br in San Diego.

Some background on me: I am 28 and live in San Antonio, Texas.

Keep moving forward and that deal will come, I to live in San Diego.

I've got a 1 Br here in San Diego that has a wood laminate floor in the living room.

I do have a rental house here that cashflows, along with one in San Antonio that cost me less and brings me more money then my Oregon one.

The land is what determines "location" and will determine the majority of property value appreciation.Think of it this way... a 2/1 house on a quarter acre lot in the mid-west will be priced EXTREMELY lower than the same property sitting on the same size parcel of land near a popular vacation destination, such as San Diego.

hey guys I Live in El Paso now and am moving to San Antonio in 7 months.

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