With so many forclosures, is Mt. House a good place to buy a home?
We recently bought a house here and love the community. We got a great price since it's a buyers market. It has good schools, fabulous parks and trails, and is a tight knit community. This is a new community, so most people out here bought at the top of the bubble, and have lost equity in their home. But so what. Most are in it for the long hall, and just want a great place to raise a family. Eventually housing prices will go up again. If you are a single person, I would not recommend MH, unless you don't mind lots of kids and not many single folks/nightlife.
Victoria
I would hold off on buying in MH until you look into the builders. I urg you to go to HOBB or HADD. Go to google and type in the builder name and "defects". The results will astound you....I sure wish someone had given me this advise before I spent every penny I earn on a home that is not safe to live in.
There are some nice properties in Moutain House but the problem is that the community is far away from anything in walking distance or a close drive to stores, etc. You won't have a hard time finding a home to purchase there because people stopped buying there and those that did either lost their homes or sold them so you'll have your choice. I would honestly look at Tracy instead. It's 5 minutes away and has MANY more amenities. You can also purchase larger lots and homes than most of what Mountain House has to offer. Good luck.
Yes, it is a wonderful area but it is a new community and fairly close-knit. Not all civic services are offered locally. There is not an awful lot of public transportation in Mt. House. Personally, I prefer most of the other towns over Mt. House. I would easily pick Stockton, Lathrop, Manteca, Tracy, Brentwood, Discovery Bay, Antioch and others over Mt. House just because public transportation, civic services and shopping proximity is important to me but others would prefer Mt. House for many reasons such as peace and quiet, beautiful environment, new community, etc. Timing the market is very difficult and no one really knows the what the future may hold when it comes to pricing.
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