PurpleJedi said:

KingBAD said:

in't no tall buildins round here

...yeah but what about all them flying bricks...!?!?!?!?!

you'll notice the lack of buildins in the area...

i make them donate bricks that they would use for buildins

just to keep you in shape allaway back there...

oh....

nursev said:

FragileUndertow said:

nursev said:

R U Serious? There is no way in hell Im paying that thats a house note for three months and a few car payments...I think not

A wooden shack went for 400k or more in SF http://fortune.com/2015/0...pest-home/ [img:$uid]http://media.nbcbayarea.com/images/1305*734/house10.png[/img:$uid]

in '05 my girl sold a matchbox (property and all less than 1000sqf) for 450

and got a corner five br 2500sqf and got 180 change...

in my area a five br goes for like 280/300 and the houses are about 20 years old...

(so for a extra five hunnit you get a warranty)...

and we like days like this

I'm from Northern Cali (still a Laker fan though). San Francisco and Berkeley are really gonna cost you. I'm originally from Oakland but the good areas there are getting crazy expensive. You have to do your homework but you can still find some good deals out here in the East Bay. You can't beat the diversity, the weather, and the food here. There's a lot to do out here and, to me, it's the best area in the country all things considered-- especially if you're looking to settle down with a family.

whodknee said:

I'm from Northern Cali (still a Laker fan though). San Francisco and Berkeley are really gonna cost you. I'm originally from Oakland but the good areas there are getting crazy expensive. You have to do your homework but you can still find some good deals out here in the East Bay. You can't beat the diversity, the weather, and the food here. There's a lot to do out here and, to me, it's the best area in the country all things considered-- especially if you're looking to settle down with a family.

PurpleJedi said:

KingBAD said:

i'm near temecula... riverside county has some areas

san bernadino is gettin kind ruff. i know very lil about riverside...

oceanside/vista/carlsbad is decent tho (even the weather)

round here the heat is ridiculous...

and the san frenando valley stinks

So what that means, nursev, is STAY FAR AWAY FROM TEMECULA.

Actually, STAY FAR AWAY FROM HEMET.

I just recently moved to Menifee from there and let me tell you. any place is BETTER then that hell hole that is Hemet....even Lake Elsinore at times and I hated living there also.

nursev said:

Im planning on moving to California next year and I hate to ask this question but I must what are some good racially diverse suburbs to live in? Im not trying to get caught somewhere I dont need to be...yeah Nursey is always aware of my surroundings Can you guys give me the real deal on Cali I mean places to go...places not to go Where are the jobs @ Pics are always great

i lived in san fran for a couple of years, and thought about moving to san diego. but, although i love cali, i also like lots and lots of fresh water and a fair cost of living. so i stayed in minneapolis. wish you the total best though!

KingBAD said:

in't no tall buildins round here

Ahh good ol' Lake Elsinore. Oh how much I still hate living there sometimes..

KingBAD said:

and we like days like this

that's nice..

KingBAD said:

and we like days like this

Love those kinda days too...quiet night in the burbs

FragileUndertow said:

nursev said:

R U Serious? There is no way in hell Im paying that thats a house note for three months and a few car payments...I think not

A wooden shack went for 400k or more in SF http://fortune.com/2015/0...pest-home/ [img:$uid]http://media.nbcbayarea.com/images/1305*734/house10.png[/img:$uid]

Just unbelievable

joeycocopuffs said:

PurpleJedi said:

So what that means, nursev, is STAY FAR AWAY FROM TEMECULA.

Actually, STAY FAR AWAY FROM HEMET.

I just recently moved to Menifee from there and let me tell you. any place is BETTER then that hell hole that is Hemet....even Lake Elsinore at times and I hated living there also.

menifee is good

murrieta

temecula

even parts of wildomar are cool

i don't eem mention canyon lake cause

outside their gate looks like a terrible

trailer park....

and lake elsinore has its places...

hemet and perris

kinda ew ew ew ew ew....

AND YOU CAN SEE SOME SHIT LIKE THIS ROUND THERE

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KingBAD said:

joeycocopuffs said:

Actually, STAY FAR AWAY FROM HEMET.

I just recently moved to Menifee from there and let me tell you. any place is BETTER then that hell hole that is Hemet....even Lake Elsinore at times and I hated living there also.

menifee is good

murrieta

temecula

even parts of wildomar are cool

i don't eem mention canyon lake cause

outside their gate looks like a terrible

trailer park....

and lake elsinore has its places...

hemet and perris

kinda ew ew ew ew ew....

AND YOU CAN SEE SOME SHIT LIKE THIS ROUND THERE

[Edited 7/18/16 6:39am]

yes yes yisss

Before I moved to Hemet I used to live in Murrieta from LE for half a year and GOD I STILL MISS IT! such a nice area to live, hell i would like to live in Temecula one day if housing weren't frickin' expensive. As for Canyon Lake yeah I call it the the "poor man's calabasas" because how big and rich those houses were, I've been there several times.

lolol that poor mailbox tho

joeycocopuffs said:

KingBAD said:

menifee is good

murrieta

temecula

even parts of wildomar are cool

i don't eem mention canyon lake cause

outside their gate looks like a terrible

trailer park....

and lake elsinore has its places...

hemet and perris

kinda ew ew ew ew ew....

AND YOU CAN SEE SOME SHIT LIKE THIS ROUND THERE

[Edited 7/18/16 6:39am]

yes yes yisss

Before I moved to Hemet I used to live in Murrieta from LE for half a year and GOD I STILL MISS IT! such a nice area to live, hell i would like to live in Temecula one day if housing weren't frickin' expensive. As for Canyon Lake yeah I call it the the "poor man's calabasas" because how big and rich those houses were, I've been there several times.

lolol that poor mailbox tho

i use to go there to a friend's for the fireworks show

however i got tired of havin to look straight up at them

and i'm not friends with many of the folks they are friends with...

i now watch them from the park at the foot of mission trails

(where it meets main st...)

that's where i talk my dog for his runs with his friends...

(yeeeeeeeeep... he got his own lil group of friends...

even a couple i don't think he should play with, but what do i know)

KingBAD said:

joeycocopuffs said:

yes yes yisss

Before I moved to Hemet I used to live in Murrieta from LE for half a year and GOD I STILL MISS IT! such a nice area to live, hell i would like to live in Temecula one day if housing weren't frickin' expensive. As for Canyon Lake yeah I call it the the "poor man's calabasas" because how big and rich those houses were, I've been there several times.

lolol that poor mailbox tho

i use to go there to a friend's for the fireworks show

however i got tired of havin to look straight up at them

and i'm not friends with many of the folks they are friends with...

i now watch them from the park at the foot of mission trails

(where it meets main st...)

that's where i talk my dog for his runs with his friends...

(yeeeeeeeeep... he got his own lil group of friends...

even a couple i don't think he should play with, but what do i know)

My parents used to have a friend who does tattoo used to live there.
we would go there just to kick it and spent occasional holidays there.

and that was years ago haha

KingBAD said:

PurpleJedi said:

...yeah but what about all them flying bricks...!?!?!?!?!

you'll notice the lack of buildins in the area...

i make them donate bricks that they would use for buildins

just to keep you in shape allaway back there...

oh....

I guess that's kind'a like why the world's oceans are being depleted...

...from all the fish being thrown your way...

PurpleJedi said:

KingBAD said:

you'll notice the lack of buildins in the area...

i make them donate bricks that they would use for buildins

just to keep you in shape allaway back there...

oh....

I guess that's kind'a like why the world's oceans are being depleted...

...from all the fish being thrown your way...

TOUCH'E

MonsterZeroTwo said:

Riverside. It's cheaper than Orange County, LA, and Long Beach, but not as ghetto as San Bernardino. I'm from the 951 and have it tattooed on my neck. As an adult, I had a 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment, gated, pool, laundry room, central AC (which you're gonna love this time of year), and a space in a covered parking area for $1100/mo. Pretty big rooms too. Oh and I had a patio. My only problem with the city is I'm from there, and while it will always be home, I had to get away from all my circles I'd made in my youth. Riverside is one of those places where geographically it's huge (it's its own county) but it has that small town vibe sometimes. But if you're familiar with it, it's one of those places where freeways, even main riads aren't necessary. Back roads lead everywhere. There are plenty of museums, especially downtown, which is also where a lot of the nightlife is. It's home to the Mission Inn, which is a registered CA landmark. It's a hotel founded by Frank Miller, a traveler, an art collector. Presidents have stayed at the hotel. I myself have even stayed in one of the rooftop suites, where I proposed to my girlfriend, but that's a different story. High ceilings, balcony view, large beds and fireplaces. On the south side of the city you have March Air Field (I guess technically Moreno Valley but Riverside County nonetheless). It's an active military base but they have old fighter jets and bombers parked along the freeway (which just got renovated) and a museum showcasing more of its history. The Fox Theater also got renovated. Sheryl Crow just recently played there. The Municipal Auditorium works with Live Nation now, so some of the more "edgy" bands play there. I saw Motorhead there last year right before Lemmy died, rest in peace. But, there are a lot of drugs there. I'm 27, and granted, drugs are probably everywhere, but as a kid growing up, you either played sports or started a band. I'm into Prince -- guess which one I did. By no means though is it Compton or San Bernardino. People probably have guns, like I said, shitheads are everywhere, but I've never seen any total destruction because of gangs or whatever. Rialto, yeah, but Riverside no. Speaking of shitheads, if you have a truck you'll love it. Tons of hills.

That's pretty damned good. Heck maybe I need to consider migrating northward.

I've never been to San Bernardino, and I guess I don't want to go.

nursev said:

Kinda homes you can buy in Texas for 150-200,000

[img:$uid]http://i497.pho.../img:$uid]

my neighborhood is like this

A house like this in San Diego would cost $500-$600 thousand easy...

nursev said:

Theres a serious parking nightmare happng here in long beach ca dont move here, a lawsuits been filed against the mayor n city officials for doing nothing to help n making it worse ... rents are going up, its crowded, theres no waves at the beach, its boring and when the fa18s fly in occasionaly at the airport the sound is deafening even far away if the winds right.

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BobGeorge909 said:

nursev said:

Hows Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino? What really goes on in those areas

That is an EXCELLENT area. Very diverse though a heavy Hispanic population. It's financially diverse as well. The inland empire is awesome. It's where I grew up and what I sorely miss down her in Louisiana. I miss my Latinas....OH do I miss my Latinas. Fontana has higher priced track housing areas close to the foothills as well as lower end income closer to I-10. Rancho Cucamonga is a touch more upscale and home of the luxurious Victoria Gardens outdoor shopping mall...as well as an awesome restaurant by the Name of The Hat(great pastrami). The whole area is rich with whites, blacks, Hispanics, Asians. And other specific ethnic neighborhoods are not very far away...koreatown, Arcadia...etc. And ure a hop skip and a jump away from being in L.A and it's awesomeness without being IN L.A. and having to deal with its 'issues'.

That is my area BobGeorge909. I knew you were from this area due to the 909 Area Code!

I can second what he is saying also a lot of great hospitals out here.

+++

Too bad you moved away, so in Louisiana huh? Well maybe someday you will come back.

Man it's hot is s**t here today, 102!!

AnnaStesia10 (in the 909 : )

AnnaStesia10 said:

I just moved to Escondido (about 30 minutes North of San Diego) from NY last year and I love it here. I actually thought about moving closer to San Diego but after driving around the city a few times I decided that I like North County waay better. La Jolla is probably the most expensive part of SD but it's really nice. Chula Vista isn't that bad from what I've seen and it's waay cheaper but the closer you get to Mexico the cheaper everything gets. Can't beat being close to beaches though.

estelle81 said:

I just moved to Escondido (about 30 minutes North of San Diego) from NY last year and I love it here. I actually thought about moving closer to San Diego but after driving around the city a few times I decided that I like North County waay better. La Jolla is probably the most expensive part of SD but it's really nice. Chula Vista isn't that bad from what I've seen and it's waay cheaper but the closer you get to Mexico the cheaper everything gets. Can't beat being close to beaches though.

i use to live there in esco... it's way different now than it was then...

BUT you only fifteen minits from the beach...

estelle81 said:

I just moved to Escondido (about 30 minutes North of San Diego) from NY last year and I love it here. I actually thought about moving closer to San Diego but after driving around the city a few times I decided that I like North County waay better. La Jolla is probably the most expensive part of SD but it's really nice. Chula Vista isn't that bad from what I've seen and it's waay cheaper but the closer you get to Mexico the cheaper everything gets. Can't beat being close to beaches though.

Yeah, we still ain't forgiven ya!