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April 27, 2008 at 11:06 PM #195451April 27, 2008 at 11:07 PM #195488temeculaguyParticipant
Salt water is actually a little cheaper to maintain, the salt is cheaper than chlorine, but both are only a minor expense. Solar is another cost saver but no matter what filtration or heating method, the electricity is where you will get stung. Water has to move, pumps have to run about 4 hours in winter and 6 or 8 in summer, it’s like running your air conditioner every day. You live in Riverside county and SCE has higher rates than SDG&E, plus the way the bill works, the added electricity will all be at the highest over baseline rate, and last I checked, electricity rates aren’t going down. Get a friend with a pool who likes to entertain, it’s just like a boat, the best one is someone else’s.
April 27, 2008 at 11:07 PM #195512temeculaguyParticipantSalt water is actually a little cheaper to maintain, the salt is cheaper than chlorine, but both are only a minor expense. Solar is another cost saver but no matter what filtration or heating method, the electricity is where you will get stung. Water has to move, pumps have to run about 4 hours in winter and 6 or 8 in summer, it’s like running your air conditioner every day. You live in Riverside county and SCE has higher rates than SDG&E, plus the way the bill works, the added electricity will all be at the highest over baseline rate, and last I checked, electricity rates aren’t going down. Get a friend with a pool who likes to entertain, it’s just like a boat, the best one is someone else’s.
April 27, 2008 at 11:07 PM #195534temeculaguyParticipantSalt water is actually a little cheaper to maintain, the salt is cheaper than chlorine, but both are only a minor expense. Solar is another cost saver but no matter what filtration or heating method, the electricity is where you will get stung. Water has to move, pumps have to run about 4 hours in winter and 6 or 8 in summer, it’s like running your air conditioner every day. You live in Riverside county and SCE has higher rates than SDG&E, plus the way the bill works, the added electricity will all be at the highest over baseline rate, and last I checked, electricity rates aren’t going down. Get a friend with a pool who likes to entertain, it’s just like a boat, the best one is someone else’s.
April 27, 2008 at 11:07 PM #195456temeculaguyParticipantSalt water is actually a little cheaper to maintain, the salt is cheaper than chlorine, but both are only a minor expense. Solar is another cost saver but no matter what filtration or heating method, the electricity is where you will get stung. Water has to move, pumps have to run about 4 hours in winter and 6 or 8 in summer, it’s like running your air conditioner every day. You live in Riverside county and SCE has higher rates than SDG&E, plus the way the bill works, the added electricity will all be at the highest over baseline rate, and last I checked, electricity rates aren’t going down. Get a friend with a pool who likes to entertain, it’s just like a boat, the best one is someone else’s.
April 27, 2008 at 11:07 PM #195574temeculaguyParticipantSalt water is actually a little cheaper to maintain, the salt is cheaper than chlorine, but both are only a minor expense. Solar is another cost saver but no matter what filtration or heating method, the electricity is where you will get stung. Water has to move, pumps have to run about 4 hours in winter and 6 or 8 in summer, it’s like running your air conditioner every day. You live in Riverside county and SCE has higher rates than SDG&E, plus the way the bill works, the added electricity will all be at the highest over baseline rate, and last I checked, electricity rates aren’t going down. Get a friend with a pool who likes to entertain, it’s just like a boat, the best one is someone else’s.
April 27, 2008 at 11:22 PM #195476temeculaguyParticipantTemekuT, good point, I only assumed that a piggy would never heloc over 100k of non aquisition debt, we are a collection of the most frugal financial throwbacks I know, which is why I like it here. Silly me, I’ll go sit in my corner now.
Now if you heloc’d 35k for a pool and 20k for your honda accord or used lexus, you’ll be fine, but don’t take the car out of the house on a 10 or 30 year loan, get a standard term auto loan and have a pre-subordinated lien dropped on the house, but with the car as the primary collateral (house is just for show) so you can get a 1099-int.
Rent your jet ski’s or find friend who has them, don’t drive lifted trucks, it screams small pen&*, and pay cash for travel, so endeth the lesson.
April 27, 2008 at 11:22 PM #195532temeculaguyParticipantTemekuT, good point, I only assumed that a piggy would never heloc over 100k of non aquisition debt, we are a collection of the most frugal financial throwbacks I know, which is why I like it here. Silly me, I’ll go sit in my corner now.
Now if you heloc’d 35k for a pool and 20k for your honda accord or used lexus, you’ll be fine, but don’t take the car out of the house on a 10 or 30 year loan, get a standard term auto loan and have a pre-subordinated lien dropped on the house, but with the car as the primary collateral (house is just for show) so you can get a 1099-int.
Rent your jet ski’s or find friend who has them, don’t drive lifted trucks, it screams small pen&*, and pay cash for travel, so endeth the lesson.
April 27, 2008 at 11:22 PM #195555temeculaguyParticipantTemekuT, good point, I only assumed that a piggy would never heloc over 100k of non aquisition debt, we are a collection of the most frugal financial throwbacks I know, which is why I like it here. Silly me, I’ll go sit in my corner now.
Now if you heloc’d 35k for a pool and 20k for your honda accord or used lexus, you’ll be fine, but don’t take the car out of the house on a 10 or 30 year loan, get a standard term auto loan and have a pre-subordinated lien dropped on the house, but with the car as the primary collateral (house is just for show) so you can get a 1099-int.
Rent your jet ski’s or find friend who has them, don’t drive lifted trucks, it screams small pen&*, and pay cash for travel, so endeth the lesson.
April 27, 2008 at 11:22 PM #195507temeculaguyParticipantTemekuT, good point, I only assumed that a piggy would never heloc over 100k of non aquisition debt, we are a collection of the most frugal financial throwbacks I know, which is why I like it here. Silly me, I’ll go sit in my corner now.
Now if you heloc’d 35k for a pool and 20k for your honda accord or used lexus, you’ll be fine, but don’t take the car out of the house on a 10 or 30 year loan, get a standard term auto loan and have a pre-subordinated lien dropped on the house, but with the car as the primary collateral (house is just for show) so you can get a 1099-int.
Rent your jet ski’s or find friend who has them, don’t drive lifted trucks, it screams small pen&*, and pay cash for travel, so endeth the lesson.
April 27, 2008 at 11:22 PM #195594temeculaguyParticipantTemekuT, good point, I only assumed that a piggy would never heloc over 100k of non aquisition debt, we are a collection of the most frugal financial throwbacks I know, which is why I like it here. Silly me, I’ll go sit in my corner now.
Now if you heloc’d 35k for a pool and 20k for your honda accord or used lexus, you’ll be fine, but don’t take the car out of the house on a 10 or 30 year loan, get a standard term auto loan and have a pre-subordinated lien dropped on the house, but with the car as the primary collateral (house is just for show) so you can get a 1099-int.
Rent your jet ski’s or find friend who has them, don’t drive lifted trucks, it screams small pen&*, and pay cash for travel, so endeth the lesson.
April 28, 2008 at 8:06 AM #195685bonfireParticipantHad a pool once, and a Cocker Spaniel and a BF with a lifted truck. All bad ideas. Had BF with a Newfie and I loved that dog, really cried when we broke up. Find a BF with a pool AND a Newfie. You will be truly happy forever then Marion, I promise.
April 28, 2008 at 8:06 AM #195645bonfireParticipantHad a pool once, and a Cocker Spaniel and a BF with a lifted truck. All bad ideas. Had BF with a Newfie and I loved that dog, really cried when we broke up. Find a BF with a pool AND a Newfie. You will be truly happy forever then Marion, I promise.
April 28, 2008 at 8:06 AM #195597bonfireParticipantHad a pool once, and a Cocker Spaniel and a BF with a lifted truck. All bad ideas. Had BF with a Newfie and I loved that dog, really cried when we broke up. Find a BF with a pool AND a Newfie. You will be truly happy forever then Marion, I promise.
April 28, 2008 at 8:06 AM #195566bonfireParticipantHad a pool once, and a Cocker Spaniel and a BF with a lifted truck. All bad ideas. Had BF with a Newfie and I loved that dog, really cried when we broke up. Find a BF with a pool AND a Newfie. You will be truly happy forever then Marion, I promise.
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