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December 25, 2007 at 4:15 PM #124372December 25, 2007 at 4:53 PM #124130
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ParticipantBy roommate I didn’t mean stranger, that wouldn’t be worth it. I only meant if he is 29 and single, surely he has friends that are currently renting, and having them move in (even if just for a year or two), could help to more easily justify the decision.
December 25, 2007 at 4:53 PM #124278ParticipantBy roommate I didn’t mean stranger, that wouldn’t be worth it. I only meant if he is 29 and single, surely he has friends that are currently renting, and having them move in (even if just for a year or two), could help to more easily justify the decision.
December 25, 2007 at 4:53 PM #124299ParticipantBy roommate I didn’t mean stranger, that wouldn’t be worth it. I only meant if he is 29 and single, surely he has friends that are currently renting, and having them move in (even if just for a year or two), could help to more easily justify the decision.
December 25, 2007 at 4:53 PM #124355ParticipantBy roommate I didn’t mean stranger, that wouldn’t be worth it. I only meant if he is 29 and single, surely he has friends that are currently renting, and having them move in (even if just for a year or two), could help to more easily justify the decision.
December 25, 2007 at 4:53 PM #124377ParticipantBy roommate I didn’t mean stranger, that wouldn’t be worth it. I only meant if he is 29 and single, surely he has friends that are currently renting, and having them move in (even if just for a year or two), could help to more easily justify the decision.
December 25, 2007 at 7:05 PM #124176SD Realtor
ParticipantStill not good enough.
RO listen to your advice… “Buy a home now….perhaps rent a room to subsidize the cost”. Also recall the poster asked about CV, Scripps or PQ. A single guy buying a home in either of those communities right now? Are you kidding me?
Any single guy making 160 large could bank alot of coin in a few years and in a flat/depreciating market this guy could make a killing in a few short years. As long as the money isn’t frittered away on drugs, women, or gambling he will do great.
As our friend Wes Hogeland would say,
“Its the biggest no brainer in all of mankind”
Seriously, 125 the biggest issue you should have right now is how to distribute your investments regarding risk.
Again, if you are dead set on buying, then so be it, you can get financing, you can get a home and if you do it right offer a heck of a lowball and take your time. Otherwise wait a few years and chances are you will be well positioned as long as you save some money up.
December 25, 2007 at 7:05 PM #124323ParticipantStill not good enough.
RO listen to your advice… “Buy a home now….perhaps rent a room to subsidize the cost”. Also recall the poster asked about CV, Scripps or PQ. A single guy buying a home in either of those communities right now? Are you kidding me?
Any single guy making 160 large could bank alot of coin in a few years and in a flat/depreciating market this guy could make a killing in a few short years. As long as the money isn’t frittered away on drugs, women, or gambling he will do great.
As our friend Wes Hogeland would say,
“Its the biggest no brainer in all of mankind”
Seriously, 125 the biggest issue you should have right now is how to distribute your investments regarding risk.
Again, if you are dead set on buying, then so be it, you can get financing, you can get a home and if you do it right offer a heck of a lowball and take your time. Otherwise wait a few years and chances are you will be well positioned as long as you save some money up.
December 25, 2007 at 7:05 PM #124346ParticipantStill not good enough.
RO listen to your advice… “Buy a home now….perhaps rent a room to subsidize the cost”. Also recall the poster asked about CV, Scripps or PQ. A single guy buying a home in either of those communities right now? Are you kidding me?
Any single guy making 160 large could bank alot of coin in a few years and in a flat/depreciating market this guy could make a killing in a few short years. As long as the money isn’t frittered away on drugs, women, or gambling he will do great.
As our friend Wes Hogeland would say,
“Its the biggest no brainer in all of mankind”
Seriously, 125 the biggest issue you should have right now is how to distribute your investments regarding risk.
Again, if you are dead set on buying, then so be it, you can get financing, you can get a home and if you do it right offer a heck of a lowball and take your time. Otherwise wait a few years and chances are you will be well positioned as long as you save some money up.
December 25, 2007 at 7:05 PM #124401ParticipantStill not good enough.
RO listen to your advice… “Buy a home now….perhaps rent a room to subsidize the cost”. Also recall the poster asked about CV, Scripps or PQ. A single guy buying a home in either of those communities right now? Are you kidding me?
Any single guy making 160 large could bank alot of coin in a few years and in a flat/depreciating market this guy could make a killing in a few short years. As long as the money isn’t frittered away on drugs, women, or gambling he will do great.
As our friend Wes Hogeland would say,
“Its the biggest no brainer in all of mankind”
Seriously, 125 the biggest issue you should have right now is how to distribute your investments regarding risk.
Again, if you are dead set on buying, then so be it, you can get financing, you can get a home and if you do it right offer a heck of a lowball and take your time. Otherwise wait a few years and chances are you will be well positioned as long as you save some money up.
December 25, 2007 at 7:05 PM #124422ParticipantStill not good enough.
RO listen to your advice… “Buy a home now….perhaps rent a room to subsidize the cost”. Also recall the poster asked about CV, Scripps or PQ. A single guy buying a home in either of those communities right now? Are you kidding me?
Any single guy making 160 large could bank alot of coin in a few years and in a flat/depreciating market this guy could make a killing in a few short years. As long as the money isn’t frittered away on drugs, women, or gambling he will do great.
As our friend Wes Hogeland would say,
“Its the biggest no brainer in all of mankind”
Seriously, 125 the biggest issue you should have right now is how to distribute your investments regarding risk.
Again, if you are dead set on buying, then so be it, you can get financing, you can get a home and if you do it right offer a heck of a lowball and take your time. Otherwise wait a few years and chances are you will be well positioned as long as you save some money up.
December 25, 2007 at 7:45 PM #124180CVFanGirl
ParticipantWarren Buffet is most famous for VALUE investing. My own father in law lives a life of retirement luxury by buying undervalued stocks. I bought my first property in the UTC area, the area so many like to call a dump. It made me $125k in couple of years. My realtor bought his LJ Shores house for a mere 600k at around the same time. It’s worth over 2 mil now. That’s value investing in housing. Once it isn’t a value anymore, sell. That is all.
December 25, 2007 at 7:45 PM #124328ParticipantWarren Buffet is most famous for VALUE investing. My own father in law lives a life of retirement luxury by buying undervalued stocks. I bought my first property in the UTC area, the area so many like to call a dump. It made me $125k in couple of years. My realtor bought his LJ Shores house for a mere 600k at around the same time. It’s worth over 2 mil now. That’s value investing in housing. Once it isn’t a value anymore, sell. That is all.
December 25, 2007 at 7:45 PM #124350ParticipantWarren Buffet is most famous for VALUE investing. My own father in law lives a life of retirement luxury by buying undervalued stocks. I bought my first property in the UTC area, the area so many like to call a dump. It made me $125k in couple of years. My realtor bought his LJ Shores house for a mere 600k at around the same time. It’s worth over 2 mil now. That’s value investing in housing. Once it isn’t a value anymore, sell. That is all.
December 25, 2007 at 7:45 PM #124406ParticipantWarren Buffet is most famous for VALUE investing. My own father in law lives a life of retirement luxury by buying undervalued stocks. I bought my first property in the UTC area, the area so many like to call a dump. It made me $125k in couple of years. My realtor bought his LJ Shores house for a mere 600k at around the same time. It’s worth over 2 mil now. That’s value investing in housing. Once it isn’t a value anymore, sell. That is all.
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