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February 24, 2009 at 10:57 AM #354031February 24, 2009 at 10:57 AM #353437
sdrealtor
ParticipantIts not because you are renting. If you were happy renting you would not be here and we wouldnt be having this conversation. Its because you are frustrated renting and spend all day on housing blogs trying to address that frustration. That is the keep waiting or get on with living point. I bought a place in 1997 at the bottom and I will say it seemed expensive and was uncomfortable then. Very much so and I lost lots of sleep over it. I dont beleive you will ever find the slam dunk this seems cheap and easy situation you may be seeking in SD.
Clearly you do not want to tie up that 20%. I dont beleive there is a real potential for it to drop 20% so we can agree to disagree on that. Even if it did, would there be one you wanted on the market for that price?. Would you be competing with others for it? These questions are all part of the equation.
The example I gave above is how the other nit wits and shady RE agents on the street think and worse. That is your enemy not me.
MM-Yep defintely from Ohio
February 24, 2009 at 10:57 AM #353748ParticipantIts not because you are renting. If you were happy renting you would not be here and we wouldnt be having this conversation. Its because you are frustrated renting and spend all day on housing blogs trying to address that frustration. That is the keep waiting or get on with living point. I bought a place in 1997 at the bottom and I will say it seemed expensive and was uncomfortable then. Very much so and I lost lots of sleep over it. I dont beleive you will ever find the slam dunk this seems cheap and easy situation you may be seeking in SD.
Clearly you do not want to tie up that 20%. I dont beleive there is a real potential for it to drop 20% so we can agree to disagree on that. Even if it did, would there be one you wanted on the market for that price?. Would you be competing with others for it? These questions are all part of the equation.
The example I gave above is how the other nit wits and shady RE agents on the street think and worse. That is your enemy not me.
MM-Yep defintely from Ohio
February 24, 2009 at 10:57 AM #353882ParticipantIts not because you are renting. If you were happy renting you would not be here and we wouldnt be having this conversation. Its because you are frustrated renting and spend all day on housing blogs trying to address that frustration. That is the keep waiting or get on with living point. I bought a place in 1997 at the bottom and I will say it seemed expensive and was uncomfortable then. Very much so and I lost lots of sleep over it. I dont beleive you will ever find the slam dunk this seems cheap and easy situation you may be seeking in SD.
Clearly you do not want to tie up that 20%. I dont beleive there is a real potential for it to drop 20% so we can agree to disagree on that. Even if it did, would there be one you wanted on the market for that price?. Would you be competing with others for it? These questions are all part of the equation.
The example I gave above is how the other nit wits and shady RE agents on the street think and worse. That is your enemy not me.
MM-Yep defintely from Ohio
February 24, 2009 at 10:57 AM #353912ParticipantIts not because you are renting. If you were happy renting you would not be here and we wouldnt be having this conversation. Its because you are frustrated renting and spend all day on housing blogs trying to address that frustration. That is the keep waiting or get on with living point. I bought a place in 1997 at the bottom and I will say it seemed expensive and was uncomfortable then. Very much so and I lost lots of sleep over it. I dont beleive you will ever find the slam dunk this seems cheap and easy situation you may be seeking in SD.
Clearly you do not want to tie up that 20%. I dont beleive there is a real potential for it to drop 20% so we can agree to disagree on that. Even if it did, would there be one you wanted on the market for that price?. Would you be competing with others for it? These questions are all part of the equation.
The example I gave above is how the other nit wits and shady RE agents on the street think and worse. That is your enemy not me.
MM-Yep defintely from Ohio
February 24, 2009 at 10:57 AM #354016ParticipantIts not because you are renting. If you were happy renting you would not be here and we wouldnt be having this conversation. Its because you are frustrated renting and spend all day on housing blogs trying to address that frustration. That is the keep waiting or get on with living point. I bought a place in 1997 at the bottom and I will say it seemed expensive and was uncomfortable then. Very much so and I lost lots of sleep over it. I dont beleive you will ever find the slam dunk this seems cheap and easy situation you may be seeking in SD.
Clearly you do not want to tie up that 20%. I dont beleive there is a real potential for it to drop 20% so we can agree to disagree on that. Even if it did, would there be one you wanted on the market for that price?. Would you be competing with others for it? These questions are all part of the equation.
The example I gave above is how the other nit wits and shady RE agents on the street think and worse. That is your enemy not me.
MM-Yep defintely from Ohio
February 24, 2009 at 11:07 AM #353457jpinpb
ParticipantIf the peak was 2006, we are starting the third year.
Just b/c I’m on this blog does not mean I’m not living. Do I monitor excessively? Yes. I’m funny that way w/my hard-earned money and I would do research w/any investment, stocks or real estate.
February 24, 2009 at 11:07 AM #353768ParticipantIf the peak was 2006, we are starting the third year.
Just b/c I’m on this blog does not mean I’m not living. Do I monitor excessively? Yes. I’m funny that way w/my hard-earned money and I would do research w/any investment, stocks or real estate.
February 24, 2009 at 11:07 AM #353903ParticipantIf the peak was 2006, we are starting the third year.
Just b/c I’m on this blog does not mean I’m not living. Do I monitor excessively? Yes. I’m funny that way w/my hard-earned money and I would do research w/any investment, stocks or real estate.
February 24, 2009 at 11:07 AM #353932ParticipantIf the peak was 2006, we are starting the third year.
Just b/c I’m on this blog does not mean I’m not living. Do I monitor excessively? Yes. I’m funny that way w/my hard-earned money and I would do research w/any investment, stocks or real estate.
February 24, 2009 at 11:07 AM #354036ParticipantIf the peak was 2006, we are starting the third year.
Just b/c I’m on this blog does not mean I’m not living. Do I monitor excessively? Yes. I’m funny that way w/my hard-earned money and I would do research w/any investment, stocks or real estate.
February 24, 2009 at 11:18 AM #353467scaredyclassic
Participantlife is what happens while you’re making other plans?
as jackie mason once joked, “every jew knows a building in nyc he coulda bought for 50 dollars.”
no wait, here’s the quote:
Every Jew knows a building he could’ve bought thirty years ago for nine dollars. They’ll all tell you, “Do you know what that building is worth today? One hundred and eighty-seven million! They talked me out of it, those . . .”
if it’s a gamble on the way up, it’s a gamble on the way down. i like the odds. screw it. Let’s double down and wait 2 more years.
i plan to continue to live int he interim.
February 24, 2009 at 11:18 AM #353778Participantlife is what happens while you’re making other plans?
as jackie mason once joked, “every jew knows a building in nyc he coulda bought for 50 dollars.”
no wait, here’s the quote:
Every Jew knows a building he could’ve bought thirty years ago for nine dollars. They’ll all tell you, “Do you know what that building is worth today? One hundred and eighty-seven million! They talked me out of it, those . . .”
if it’s a gamble on the way up, it’s a gamble on the way down. i like the odds. screw it. Let’s double down and wait 2 more years.
i plan to continue to live int he interim.
February 24, 2009 at 11:18 AM #353913Participantlife is what happens while you’re making other plans?
as jackie mason once joked, “every jew knows a building in nyc he coulda bought for 50 dollars.”
no wait, here’s the quote:
Every Jew knows a building he could’ve bought thirty years ago for nine dollars. They’ll all tell you, “Do you know what that building is worth today? One hundred and eighty-seven million! They talked me out of it, those . . .”
if it’s a gamble on the way up, it’s a gamble on the way down. i like the odds. screw it. Let’s double down and wait 2 more years.
i plan to continue to live int he interim.
February 24, 2009 at 11:18 AM #353942Participantlife is what happens while you’re making other plans?
as jackie mason once joked, “every jew knows a building in nyc he coulda bought for 50 dollars.”
no wait, here’s the quote:
Every Jew knows a building he could’ve bought thirty years ago for nine dollars. They’ll all tell you, “Do you know what that building is worth today? One hundred and eighty-seven million! They talked me out of it, those . . .”
if it’s a gamble on the way up, it’s a gamble on the way down. i like the odds. screw it. Let’s double down and wait 2 more years.
i plan to continue to live int he interim.
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