How many of us are female?

[jficquette]

[quote=Shadowfax][quote=jficquette]Women who are married with children and also work outside the home are too busy to piddle time away on the internet (g). Seriously.
John
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I resemble that remark, but I make time to try to stay informed–I also have to speak out against all the wacko right-wing political propaganda, where ever it is smeared.
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So your a trouble maker?? (g)

John

[mercedes7]

Another female, middle aged, professional, renting until it makes $ sense to buy and single (well divorced). Love Pigginton. First time poster. Long time lurker.

[mercedes7]

Another female, middle aged, professional, renting until it makes $ sense to buy and single (well divorced). Love Pigginton. First time poster. Long time lurker.

[mercedes7]

Another female, middle aged, professional, renting until it makes $ sense to buy and single (well divorced). Love Pigginton. First time poster. Long time lurker.

[mercedes7]

Another female, middle aged, professional, renting until it makes $ sense to buy and single (well divorced). Love Pigginton. First time poster. Long time lurker.

[mercedes7]

Another female, middle aged, professional, renting until it makes $ sense to buy and single (well divorced). Love Pigginton. First time poster. Long time lurker.

[citydweller]

Female here, single, solidly middle-aged (I’ll be 50 next year). I bought my first condo in 1998, bought and moved into my 2nd condo in 2001. Kept the first condo as a rental.

In 2003 as the value of my 2 condo’s kept skyrocketing, I was feeling like quite the savvy real estate investor. So, I HELOC’d condo #2 (my residence) and “invested” in condo #3 with a partner. Also HELOC’d enough to remodel my kitchen and bathrooms.

In 2006 my first condo had quadrupled in value, the condo I was living in had doubled in value. If I had been smart (or had discovered Piggington’s back then) I would have sold condo #2, paid off condo #1 and #3, moved back into condo #1, and semi-retired with $50K in the bank, minimal expenses and a little bit of cash flow from condo #3.

Instead, I’m now at the point where if I had to fire-sale liquidate all 3 of my properties I would be lucky to walk away with $20K. And to think, 2 years ago I was worth 1/4 million! Oh well, 50 is too young to retire anyway.

I hope by the time I’m 62 I’ll be able to sell one of the rental condos, pay off whatever is left on the other 2, and spend the rest of my years financially stress free in beautiful San Diego.

[citydweller]

Female here, single, solidly middle-aged (I’ll be 50 next year). I bought my first condo in 1998, bought and moved into my 2nd condo in 2001. Kept the first condo as a rental.

In 2003 as the value of my 2 condo’s kept skyrocketing, I was feeling like quite the savvy real estate investor. So, I HELOC’d condo #2 (my residence) and “invested” in condo #3 with a partner. Also HELOC’d enough to remodel my kitchen and bathrooms.

In 2006 my first condo had quadrupled in value, the condo I was living in had doubled in value. If I had been smart (or had discovered Piggington’s back then) I would have sold condo #2, paid off condo #1 and #3, moved back into condo #1, and semi-retired with $50K in the bank, minimal expenses and a little bit of cash flow from condo #3.

Instead, I’m now at the point where if I had to fire-sale liquidate all 3 of my properties I would be lucky to walk away with $20K. And to think, 2 years ago I was worth 1/4 million! Oh well, 50 is too young to retire anyway.

I hope by the time I’m 62 I’ll be able to sell one of the rental condos, pay off whatever is left on the other 2, and spend the rest of my years financially stress free in beautiful San Diego.

[citydweller]

Female here, single, solidly middle-aged (I’ll be 50 next year). I bought my first condo in 1998, bought and moved into my 2nd condo in 2001. Kept the first condo as a rental.

In 2003 as the value of my 2 condo’s kept skyrocketing, I was feeling like quite the savvy real estate investor. So, I HELOC’d condo #2 (my residence) and “invested” in condo #3 with a partner. Also HELOC’d enough to remodel my kitchen and bathrooms.

In 2006 my first condo had quadrupled in value, the condo I was living in had doubled in value. If I had been smart (or had discovered Piggington’s back then) I would have sold condo #2, paid off condo #1 and #3, moved back into condo #1, and semi-retired with $50K in the bank, minimal expenses and a little bit of cash flow from condo #3.

Instead, I’m now at the point where if I had to fire-sale liquidate all 3 of my properties I would be lucky to walk away with $20K. And to think, 2 years ago I was worth 1/4 million! Oh well, 50 is too young to retire anyway.

I hope by the time I’m 62 I’ll be able to sell one of the rental condos, pay off whatever is left on the other 2, and spend the rest of my years financially stress free in beautiful San Diego.

[citydweller]

Female here, single, solidly middle-aged (I’ll be 50 next year). I bought my first condo in 1998, bought and moved into my 2nd condo in 2001. Kept the first condo as a rental.

In 2003 as the value of my 2 condo’s kept skyrocketing, I was feeling like quite the savvy real estate investor. So, I HELOC’d condo #2 (my residence) and “invested” in condo #3 with a partner. Also HELOC’d enough to remodel my kitchen and bathrooms.

In 2006 my first condo had quadrupled in value, the condo I was living in had doubled in value. If I had been smart (or had discovered Piggington’s back then) I would have sold condo #2, paid off condo #1 and #3, moved back into condo #1, and semi-retired with $50K in the bank, minimal expenses and a little bit of cash flow from condo #3.

Instead, I’m now at the point where if I had to fire-sale liquidate all 3 of my properties I would be lucky to walk away with $20K. And to think, 2 years ago I was worth 1/4 million! Oh well, 50 is too young to retire anyway.

I hope by the time I’m 62 I’ll be able to sell one of the rental condos, pay off whatever is left on the other 2, and spend the rest of my years financially stress free in beautiful San Diego.

[citydweller]

Female here, single, solidly middle-aged (I’ll be 50 next year). I bought my first condo in 1998, bought and moved into my 2nd condo in 2001. Kept the first condo as a rental.

In 2003 as the value of my 2 condo’s kept skyrocketing, I was feeling like quite the savvy real estate investor. So, I HELOC’d condo #2 (my residence) and “invested” in condo #3 with a partner. Also HELOC’d enough to remodel my kitchen and bathrooms.

In 2006 my first condo had quadrupled in value, the condo I was living in had doubled in value. If I had been smart (or had discovered Piggington’s back then) I would have sold condo #2, paid off condo #1 and #3, moved back into condo #1, and semi-retired with $50K in the bank, minimal expenses and a little bit of cash flow from condo #3.

Instead, I’m now at the point where if I had to fire-sale liquidate all 3 of my properties I would be lucky to walk away with $20K. And to think, 2 years ago I was worth 1/4 million! Oh well, 50 is too young to retire anyway.

I hope by the time I’m 62 I’ll be able to sell one of the rental condos, pay off whatever is left on the other 2, and spend the rest of my years financially stress free in beautiful San Diego.

[temeculaguy]

I should have thought of this topic, it’s turning out to be a chickfest here. Plus they are revealing their brains and portfolios without having to buy them drinks, this is like porn for me.

It’s the universe playing tricks on me again, I girlfriend up and then all the single lurker girls appear.

[temeculaguy]

I should have thought of this topic, it’s turning out to be a chickfest here. Plus they are revealing their brains and portfolios without having to buy them drinks, this is like porn for me.

It’s the universe playing tricks on me again, I girlfriend up and then all the single lurker girls appear.

[temeculaguy]

I should have thought of this topic, it’s turning out to be a chickfest here. Plus they are revealing their brains and portfolios without having to buy them drinks, this is like porn for me.

It’s the universe playing tricks on me again, I girlfriend up and then all the single lurker girls appear.

[temeculaguy]

I should have thought of this topic, it’s turning out to be a chickfest here. Plus they are revealing their brains and portfolios without having to buy them drinks, this is like porn for me.

It’s the universe playing tricks on me again, I girlfriend up and then all the single lurker girls appear.

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