How many of us are female?

[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.

[CA renter]

Female, middle-aged, married with kids.

Bought a house in 1998 and sold to rent in 2004.

Still renting and waiting. 🙂

[CA renter]

Female, middle-aged, married with kids.

Bought a house in 1998 and sold to rent in 2004.

Still renting and waiting. 🙂

[CA renter]

Female, middle-aged, married with kids.

Bought a house in 1998 and sold to rent in 2004.

Still renting and waiting. 🙂

[CA renter]

Female, middle-aged, married with kids.

Bought a house in 1998 and sold to rent in 2004.

Still renting and waiting. 🙂

[CA renter]

Female, middle-aged, married with kids.

Bought a house in 1998 and sold to rent in 2004.

Still renting and waiting. 🙂

[condogrrl]

I’m female, 66 years old, retired, quite financially secure, lesbian, and finally buying a condo downtown (now in escrow). I’ve learned so much from this site, and I thank you all for your contributions.

If I weren’t so old, I would wait another year or two to buy something, and I might not buy a condo. But at my age, I am so tired of renting and I need a permanent place to live. I think I’m getting a good price for a high quality condo with great amenities. I sold a condo in 2005 that I had purchased in 2000, parked my money, and have rented ever since.

[condogrrl]

I’m female, 66 years old, retired, quite financially secure, lesbian, and finally buying a condo downtown (now in escrow). I’ve learned so much from this site, and I thank you all for your contributions.

If I weren’t so old, I would wait another year or two to buy something, and I might not buy a condo. But at my age, I am so tired of renting and I need a permanent place to live. I think I’m getting a good price for a high quality condo with great amenities. I sold a condo in 2005 that I had purchased in 2000, parked my money, and have rented ever since.

[condogrrl]

I’m female, 66 years old, retired, quite financially secure, lesbian, and finally buying a condo downtown (now in escrow). I’ve learned so much from this site, and I thank you all for your contributions.

If I weren’t so old, I would wait another year or two to buy something, and I might not buy a condo. But at my age, I am so tired of renting and I need a permanent place to live. I think I’m getting a good price for a high quality condo with great amenities. I sold a condo in 2005 that I had purchased in 2000, parked my money, and have rented ever since.

[condogrrl]

I’m female, 66 years old, retired, quite financially secure, lesbian, and finally buying a condo downtown (now in escrow). I’ve learned so much from this site, and I thank you all for your contributions.

If I weren’t so old, I would wait another year or two to buy something, and I might not buy a condo. But at my age, I am so tired of renting and I need a permanent place to live. I think I’m getting a good price for a high quality condo with great amenities. I sold a condo in 2005 that I had purchased in 2000, parked my money, and have rented ever since.

[condogrrl]

I’m female, 66 years old, retired, quite financially secure, lesbian, and finally buying a condo downtown (now in escrow). I’ve learned so much from this site, and I thank you all for your contributions.

If I weren’t so old, I would wait another year or two to buy something, and I might not buy a condo. But at my age, I am so tired of renting and I need a permanent place to live. I think I’m getting a good price for a high quality condo with great amenities. I sold a condo in 2005 that I had purchased in 2000, parked my money, and have rented ever since.

[citydweller]

Congratulations condogrrl, you are where I hope to be by the time I reach 62. I would love to retire in a downtown condo. Preferably a unit facing an interior courtyard, to avoid most of the street noise. Second choice would be Hillcrest so I could walk to Whole Foods. Maybe they’ll put a Whole Foods downtown, that would be perfect.

Good luck with your escrow. Post again after you’ve moved in, I’d love to hear what you think of the living downtown experience.

[citydweller]

Congratulations condogrrl, you are where I hope to be by the time I reach 62. I would love to retire in a downtown condo. Preferably a unit facing an interior courtyard, to avoid most of the street noise. Second choice would be Hillcrest so I could walk to Whole Foods. Maybe they’ll put a Whole Foods downtown, that would be perfect.

Good luck with your escrow. Post again after you’ve moved in, I’d love to hear what you think of the living downtown experience.

[citydweller]

Congratulations condogrrl, you are where I hope to be by the time I reach 62. I would love to retire in a downtown condo. Preferably a unit facing an interior courtyard, to avoid most of the street noise. Second choice would be Hillcrest so I could walk to Whole Foods. Maybe they’ll put a Whole Foods downtown, that would be perfect.

Good luck with your escrow. Post again after you’ve moved in, I’d love to hear what you think of the living downtown experience.

[citydweller]

Congratulations condogrrl, you are where I hope to be by the time I reach 62. I would love to retire in a downtown condo. Preferably a unit facing an interior courtyard, to avoid most of the street noise. Second choice would be Hillcrest so I could walk to Whole Foods. Maybe they’ll put a Whole Foods downtown, that would be perfect.

Good luck with your escrow. Post again after you’ve moved in, I’d love to hear what you think of the living downtown experience.

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