File under Bizarre: “Housing Markets that Will Be Strongest by 2014”

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[quote=briansd1]bearishgurl, you always have great descriptions of different areas.

I know someone who used to live in Livonia, MI (not far from the University of Michigan). There are some good jobs there.

Prices dropped a lot in Michigan. I’m thinking that those hard-hit areas could become our own “emerging markets” as Bill Clinton put it.[/quote]

with emerging water systems

[LesBaer45]

If I manage to live long enough and have enough money to retire, why would I even want to consider moving to some “popular” area?

My whole idea of ‘retiring’ would be to move somewhere that’s semi-nice weather wise and far, far away from the current ‘trendy’ place to be. I want less people, not more.

I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. 😉

[LesBaer45]

If I manage to live long enough and have enough money to retire, why would I even want to consider moving to some “popular” area?

My whole idea of ‘retiring’ would be to move somewhere that’s semi-nice weather wise and far, far away from the current ‘trendy’ place to be. I want less people, not more.

I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. 😉

[LesBaer45]

If I manage to live long enough and have enough money to retire, why would I even want to consider moving to some “popular” area?

My whole idea of ‘retiring’ would be to move somewhere that’s semi-nice weather wise and far, far away from the current ‘trendy’ place to be. I want less people, not more.

I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. 😉

[LesBaer45]

If I manage to live long enough and have enough money to retire, why would I even want to consider moving to some “popular” area?

My whole idea of ‘retiring’ would be to move somewhere that’s semi-nice weather wise and far, far away from the current ‘trendy’ place to be. I want less people, not more.

I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. 😉

[LesBaer45]

If I manage to live long enough and have enough money to retire, why would I even want to consider moving to some “popular” area?

My whole idea of ‘retiring’ would be to move somewhere that’s semi-nice weather wise and far, far away from the current ‘trendy’ place to be. I want less people, not more.

I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. 😉

[bearishgurl]

[quote=LesBaer45] . . . I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. ;-)[/quote]

Good for you, LesBaer45! I know of a reasonable place in Lawrence, KS (with broadband access, of course) that’s perfect for you!!

Oh, and uh, there’s a storm cellar 40 feet to your right. Initially, it will be a little hard to open but . . . you’ll figure it out – LOL!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=LesBaer45] . . . I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. ;-)[/quote]

Good for you, LesBaer45! I know of a reasonable place in Lawrence, KS (with broadband access, of course) that’s perfect for you!!

Oh, and uh, there’s a storm cellar 40 feet to your right. Initially, it will be a little hard to open but . . . you’ll figure it out – LOL!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=LesBaer45] . . . I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. ;-)[/quote]

Good for you, LesBaer45! I know of a reasonable place in Lawrence, KS (with broadband access, of course) that’s perfect for you!!

Oh, and uh, there’s a storm cellar 40 feet to your right. Initially, it will be a little hard to open but . . . you’ll figure it out – LOL!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=LesBaer45] . . . I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. ;-)[/quote]

Good for you, LesBaer45! I know of a reasonable place in Lawrence, KS (with broadband access, of course) that’s perfect for you!!

Oh, and uh, there’s a storm cellar 40 feet to your right. Initially, it will be a little hard to open but . . . you’ll figure it out – LOL!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=LesBaer45] . . . I’m going to be “that guy” moving to the depopulated middle of the country where no one lives anymore. 🙂

And I’m going to set myself up with a part time job of “predicting” housing/economic trends. I can pull numbers out of my backside to the tenth with the best of them. ;-)[/quote]

Good for you, LesBaer45! I know of a reasonable place in Lawrence, KS (with broadband access, of course) that’s perfect for you!!

Oh, and uh, there’s a storm cellar 40 feet to your right. Initially, it will be a little hard to open but . . . you’ll figure it out – LOL!

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