Last year flippers were happy making $100,000 in a few months - this year it's $200,000....or more.

Last year flippers were happy making $100,000 in a few months - this year it's $200,000....or more.
This neighborhood in Oceanside is stock full of empty-nesters, many of whom have moved here after the kids left. You can walk to the beach, and easily get on the freeway to Orange County - and it is cheap, comparatively. This 3 br/2 ba, 2,472 sf house was built in...
On a clear day you can see from San Marcos to Mexico! From Mt. Soledad in La Jolla (click on image to enlarge):
November 5th is a beautiful day in San Diego - we celebrate it every year:
You don't have to spend a million dollars to get an expansive ocean view in SB!
Our second trip this year to the top of Aviara, where there is a single street of custom homes. Here's a west-sider that has been on and off the market since February. They paid $1,710,000 in 2007:
This looks more like a typical McMansion from the street, but once inside you'll experience an upgrade extravaganza:
This may look attractive to those with a narrow focus - but for most buyers, what you can buy elsewhere with this money is a primary deterrent:
The "marine layer" seems to be underway, where the overcast struggles to burn off every day. Kevin Collins captured it well with this photo, from San Clemente looking south, taken 6/12/08: Our beach area is socked in with fog/overcast from late spring to early...
The last one we saw like this was the 3,800sf house on Skyline that had a similar or better view - and it closed last Friday for $838,000: