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As a person who lives in Rialto i can confirm that this is true

U made it seem to good lol 😅 do u have properties in riverside?

Dead City 2024 and not getting better

This is exactly what I needed right now! About to start my home search and want to make sure I have someone who’s actually on my side. Thanks for the tips!

I moved from Temecula! Love it there, but the traffic really sucks!!

Also Riverside holds CSDR- California School for the Deaf-Riverside. Great school for Deaf and Hard of Hearing children (also other demographics such as children who are blind) and they have boarding school option, takes lots of field trips to help students navigate the hearing world. My sister went to CSDR- really good school and a special part to riverside

glad I rent so I don't have to deal with this mess

I love my small community and neighbors. Its very expensive but by far all my family friends melt when they come over.

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My phone is turned all the way up n I still can’t hear this guess it’s time for a new phone also 😂

I grew up in Rialto! Im 61, we left when integration came into effect

As someone who grew up in an underserved and undesired neighborhood in Corona, I witnessed many of the challenges that often come with such environments. Unfortunately, the area is known for its high crime rates, including gang activity and the visible presence of homelessness, often involving substance abuse. Law enforcement interactions are sometimes unpredictable, and arrests and raids are frequent as well as pursuits. While I was fortunate to live in a somewhat safer part of the city, crime remains a major concern across Corona. Personal safety is a priority for anyone living in or visiting the area. I myself have been a victim of robberies and have even experienced assaults by local gang members, which highlights the need for vigilance

But the 91, through town, is best described as pandemonium...

I lived in Highlands back in the mid 1980's not by choice. Stationed at Norton AFB, long closes The smog in those days was disgusting and watched it roll in by noon For those prices and a better lifestyle, Las Vegas has it beat. But please, stay in California. . You might want to consider some better boxing gloves. Ringside is junk.

Lived here my whole life, sadly had to move out of my child hood home there, but it wasn’t perfect, kids on my block wore bullet proof vests and sold weed on the corners, and the homeless people plus the tagging and other things weren’t very nice. But my neighbors were nice! And I liked having my back yard right next to Cambria park. Overall it was pretty crazy so I wouldn’t recommend it unless you can handle it.

Most of the expensive houses are in Zip Code 92336. Area North of Foothill west of Citrus is better.

We do not have a housing problem. We have people living where they can't afford .

If home is bought with the intent to live it up life happens and need to move- at what point is the home become an “investment property” for tax purposes when selling? From the moment of selling?

I lived there for 18 years, 2000-2018.

The city is now dissappearing.

Well I live in Lake El sinore is a little smaller than perris

I'm a Los Angelino Refugee. I knew the idea of paying a mortgage over there was slim. I'm now in TN and so many new builds but we didn't have an option to customize. But we didn't go for an older home for these reasons.

Not moving. I inherited my father home. Should I rent it out?

We purchased our Southridge Home Brand New in 1986. Well sort of, it wasn't even built yet. 4 bdrm, 2 bath and 2 car garage. 1,800 sq. ft. for a cash price of $89,999, you can't find that around here anymore. There was very little here in South Fontana at that time (mostly just homes) and we have seen a lot of changes. According to the City Council back then, this was to be the "ELITE" neighborhood with our own Shopping Centers, Police Station, Fire Station, Schools and Parks. The City Council painted quite the pretty picture for us, and it was nice for a while. It took what seemed like forever to get the promised amenities and before that happened they voted to allow low income apartments to be built. The area went downhill from there. We raised our family here and have seen our ups and downs with Gangs, Crime and City officials who at times seem to have forgotten we are here. But still we remain because over all it's not the worst place in So Cal to live .

Great video I can't wait until I get me a house in Redlands or plam springs

I was born and raised. It’s safe in some areas, other areas are not a good idea. Especially after dark. I’m a pretty tough woman now and Riverside had a lot to do with my resilience, but I also have some PTSD too 😅 So. Up to you :)

Be super careful these days if you’re thinking of moving to Riverside. There police will walk right in and take possession of your home while you are in it for an alleged noise complaint. The Lackluster channel just released the video. Judge for yourself.

The city is broke to have a deficit and there’s nothing to do here and you have to leave town to spend your money.

There’s a new development called Chapman Heights. That’s the camouflage development that went into offset the meth heads on the other side of the boulevard that were born and raised here. There’s a big difference. I would not raise my kids there.

I’ve lived here 20 years to the commute to work there’s no jobs other than entry-level jobs. Everybody leaves town to shop with no shopping per se. There’s nothing for kids to do teenagers and now they’re going to close the one pool. We have the 7th St., Park because the city is broke, so if you’re raising kids, I would not raise my kids here. My kids are raised and we’re leaving.

At no point did you mentioned the efficiency, ie do they cancel the bill? Also what about the roof age? What about the insurance premium that goes up? Video of little use.

My Southridge home was 2268 sq. ft.

Moreno Valley is pretty ghetto

Many people need to know about how many warehouses were approved to take over the south areas and torn down homes. The city also are trying to build buildings and more warehouses right above the 15 freeway. they are even trying to remove parts of the hill to fit in more homes. Sad that all they care is how much money they can fit in their wallets. This has also disrupted the wildlife up north.

I lived in Rialto in 1987

One consideration is the wind. The next is the wind, the third thing is the wind………..

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12th safest city in the Inland Empire ? Out of how many ? 12?

Do you think Buyer's Agents may ask for flate fees?

You didnt mention the santa ana winds months of the year. 90+ mph every year

Fontana is a trash magnet

LMAO ... the answer is sell when you want to sell. It's like the stock market, you just can't time it.

San berdu lol

I just get a condominium there 3 bed and 2 bath for $220,000 2 car garage cheap here on lake forest nothing available everything is over $600,000

I've lived in corona my whole life, about 40yrs. Back in the day it was a nice, small quiet farm town. I mean you could see chickens and cows walking down 6th st. Now, its still pretty nice, but it's rundown: alot of Homelessness, stupid traffic, and still very expensive. But overall, yes, it's still a pretty good town but it's on its way to becoming Pomona very rapidly.

I’ve been living here in south ridge in Fontana since 1996, back then there was no heavy traffic and no big semi trucks everywhere until our mayor went crazy approving the building of warehouses everywhere, sure Fontana gets hot for 2 months, but it’s better than living around a bunch of lazy bums, and homeless people, and unless you’re rich and live by the beach LA is good, if not you’re stuck in a small house that’s old , in south ridge I have home that I bought brand new and has plenty of room, so there’s pros and cons, at the end of the day people buy whatever they can afford, 👊🏽🤞🏽

Hey Jose I have a question do you know why Fontana has area run by the county and the other is city. I also notice where it’s run by the county it’s less developed. If you know the history of that question would love to see a video of that. Thank you

Great video! Etiwanda School District is the top performing elementary district in San Bernardino County!

I use to stay 1936 North omalley way in the 70s and 80s