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Originally posted by red-beard
To me, the biggest beef you'd have is not being able to drop by PP on a moments notice and get your parts in person. 
James
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Big beef too since I sent her over there today to pick up my new clutch cable (which I get to install tonight yippee!!).
Houses in that area comperable to ours cost less than 50% of the value of our current home (which you've seen). The land provided is sizably much more as well. You know the deal - Gwen's just not as on board with the deal as Margarita was. Heck - I'M not even as on board to move as Margarita was.
I'm wish-washy on the idea that the bubble in CA will burst. The problem with that theory is there has to be a reduction in demand for some reason. I think things will taper off and the population growth reports reflect that but still there is a housing shortage in the LA area. Prices are not what they were but they are still pretty high. Mortgage rates could burst the bubble but won't demand have some draw on things as well? Demand doesn't show nearly as much signs of decline as mortgage rates show to rise.