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  • August 15, 2011 at 12:39 PM #719485
    scaredyclassic
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    I heard George thorogoods song one bourbon one scotch and one beer which is basically a long song about a flaky tenant and it quelled whatever desire I had to be a landlord.

    August 15, 2011 at 1:11 PM #720227
    sdsurfer
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    I dont think anyone strives to be a landlord one day, but I do think people like having someone else pay their mortgage while they are at the beach hanging out on a tuesday at 10:30.

    Thorogood is sweet though. Would it be cool if I brought a ghettoblaster into the delivery room when my son is born to blare “Bad to the Bone”? not cool? allright….I’ll just play it acoustic.

    August 15, 2011 at 1:11 PM #719627
    sdsurfer
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    I dont think anyone strives to be a landlord one day, but I do think people like having someone else pay their mortgage while they are at the beach hanging out on a tuesday at 10:30.

    Thorogood is sweet though. Would it be cool if I brought a ghettoblaster into the delivery room when my son is born to blare “Bad to the Bone”? not cool? allright….I’ll just play it acoustic.

    August 15, 2011 at 1:11 PM #720384
    sdsurfer
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    I dont think anyone strives to be a landlord one day, but I do think people like having someone else pay their mortgage while they are at the beach hanging out on a tuesday at 10:30.

    Thorogood is sweet though. Would it be cool if I brought a ghettoblaster into the delivery room when my son is born to blare “Bad to the Bone”? not cool? allright….I’ll just play it acoustic.

    August 15, 2011 at 1:11 PM #719535
    sdsurfer
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    I dont think anyone strives to be a landlord one day, but I do think people like having someone else pay their mortgage while they are at the beach hanging out on a tuesday at 10:30.

    Thorogood is sweet though. Would it be cool if I brought a ghettoblaster into the delivery room when my son is born to blare “Bad to the Bone”? not cool? allright….I’ll just play it acoustic.

    August 15, 2011 at 1:11 PM #720746
    sdsurfer
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    I dont think anyone strives to be a landlord one day, but I do think people like having someone else pay their mortgage while they are at the beach hanging out on a tuesday at 10:30.

    Thorogood is sweet though. Would it be cool if I brought a ghettoblaster into the delivery room when my son is born to blare “Bad to the Bone”? not cool? allright….I’ll just play it acoustic.

    August 16, 2011 at 9:26 AM #719918
    earlyretirement
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    Yeah, i’m surprised how strong the rental market is here….. I closed on my home a few months ago and happily did a leaseback for a few months. The former owners are paying $6,000 a month which I thought was GREAT.

    August 16, 2011 at 9:26 AM #720609
    earlyretirement
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    Yeah, i’m surprised how strong the rental market is here….. I closed on my home a few months ago and happily did a leaseback for a few months. The former owners are paying $6,000 a month which I thought was GREAT.

    August 16, 2011 at 9:26 AM #720764
    earlyretirement
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    Yeah, i’m surprised how strong the rental market is here….. I closed on my home a few months ago and happily did a leaseback for a few months. The former owners are paying $6,000 a month which I thought was GREAT.

    August 16, 2011 at 9:26 AM #720009
    earlyretirement
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    Yeah, i’m surprised how strong the rental market is here….. I closed on my home a few months ago and happily did a leaseback for a few months. The former owners are paying $6,000 a month which I thought was GREAT.

    August 16, 2011 at 9:26 AM #721127
    earlyretirement
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    Yeah, i’m surprised how strong the rental market is here….. I closed on my home a few months ago and happily did a leaseback for a few months. The former owners are paying $6,000 a month which I thought was GREAT.

    August 18, 2011 at 2:15 PM #720966
    sdsundevil
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    I knew these days were coming. Now, the question is how long it will take people to wake up to this fact. When it becomes cheaper to own than rent, you have hit bottom. Things may go a little lower, but they are constrained by rents.

    Is anyone aware of any charts of home prices vs. rent. It would be interesting to see. I bought my first house in 1998 when it was clearly cheaper to own than rent (my PITI total for my 2BR/2BA was less than the rent on my 1 BR apartment). I’m not sure the situation is quite that good yet, but it’s getting there.

    What I’m really trying to say is that when the economy comes back, housing is going to take off again, at least around here. We are headed towards another under-built situation like the late 90’s when you couldn’t find new houses because of the early 90s swoon.

    August 18, 2011 at 2:15 PM #722180
    sdsundevil
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    I knew these days were coming. Now, the question is how long it will take people to wake up to this fact. When it becomes cheaper to own than rent, you have hit bottom. Things may go a little lower, but they are constrained by rents.

    Is anyone aware of any charts of home prices vs. rent. It would be interesting to see. I bought my first house in 1998 when it was clearly cheaper to own than rent (my PITI total for my 2BR/2BA was less than the rent on my 1 BR apartment). I’m not sure the situation is quite that good yet, but it’s getting there.

    What I’m really trying to say is that when the economy comes back, housing is going to take off again, at least around here. We are headed towards another under-built situation like the late 90’s when you couldn’t find new houses because of the early 90s swoon.

    August 18, 2011 at 2:15 PM #721817
    sdsundevil
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    I knew these days were coming. Now, the question is how long it will take people to wake up to this fact. When it becomes cheaper to own than rent, you have hit bottom. Things may go a little lower, but they are constrained by rents.

    Is anyone aware of any charts of home prices vs. rent. It would be interesting to see. I bought my first house in 1998 when it was clearly cheaper to own than rent (my PITI total for my 2BR/2BA was less than the rent on my 1 BR apartment). I’m not sure the situation is quite that good yet, but it’s getting there.

    What I’m really trying to say is that when the economy comes back, housing is going to take off again, at least around here. We are headed towards another under-built situation like the late 90’s when you couldn’t find new houses because of the early 90s swoon.

    August 18, 2011 at 2:15 PM #721660
    sdsundevil
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    I knew these days were coming. Now, the question is how long it will take people to wake up to this fact. When it becomes cheaper to own than rent, you have hit bottom. Things may go a little lower, but they are constrained by rents.

    Is anyone aware of any charts of home prices vs. rent. It would be interesting to see. I bought my first house in 1998 when it was clearly cheaper to own than rent (my PITI total for my 2BR/2BA was less than the rent on my 1 BR apartment). I’m not sure the situation is quite that good yet, but it’s getting there.

    What I’m really trying to say is that when the economy comes back, housing is going to take off again, at least around here. We are headed towards another under-built situation like the late 90’s when you couldn’t find new houses because of the early 90s swoon.

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