Thanks for the comments. We are currently renting, and life here is fantastic. It’s just that the 40th birthday is closing in, the 2 bedroom rented condo + kids is getting tight, and you wonder whether you’ll every achieve the basics that your parents had.
Thanks for the comments. We are currently renting, and life here is fantastic. It’s just that the 40th birthday is closing in, the 2 bedroom rented condo + kids is getting tight, and you wonder whether you’ll every achieve the basics that your parents had.
Thanks for the comments. We are currently renting, and life here is fantastic. It’s just that the 40th birthday is closing in, the 2 bedroom rented condo + kids is getting tight, and you wonder whether you’ll every achieve the basics that your parents had.
Just based on what I think will happen with financing, I’m thinking the projections for the 50% correction off peak will eventually prove out to be overly conservative.
Seriously, Bugs?
I think this is the first time I’ve seen you put a number on this whole debacle.
Everything you’ve said has come true over the last two years.
Just based on what I think will happen with financing, I’m thinking the projections for the 50% correction off peak will eventually prove out to be overly conservative.
Seriously, Bugs?
I think this is the first time I’ve seen you put a number on this whole debacle.
Everything you’ve said has come true over the last two years.
Just based on what I think will happen with financing, I’m thinking the projections for the 50% correction off peak will eventually prove out to be overly conservative.
Seriously, Bugs?
I think this is the first time I’ve seen you put a number on this whole debacle.
Everything you’ve said has come true over the last two years.
If you have some cash and you wait patiently…………you’ll be able to buy a nice, single family residence in SD for $270k and up, depending on the area/size/etc.
If you have some cash and you wait patiently…………you’ll be able to buy a nice, single family residence in SD for $270k and up, depending on the area/size/etc.
If you have some cash and you wait patiently…………you’ll be able to buy a nice, single family residence in SD for $270k and up, depending on the area/size/etc.
I share the same sentiment. My recommendation is to try to move to one of the "Red" (inland) states. Nothing political; those have affordable family friendly housing costs. Atlanta, Dallas/Ft.Worth/Austin/Charlotte/Nashville etc., look good if your job skills are geographically portable and you are not tied down by inseparable family bonds.
I share the same sentiment. My recommendation is to try to move to one of the "Red" (inland) states. Nothing political; those have affordable family friendly housing costs. Atlanta, Dallas/Ft.Worth/Austin/Charlotte/Nashville etc., look good if your job skills are geographically portable and you are not tied down by inseparable family bonds.
