Low $1 million for 4000+ resales in scripps is the going rate, regardless of whether there are over the top wrought iron staircases. Just saying you got to factor in the big discount in price before the crying and screaming regarding the MR and HOA.
Not going to get into another long argument with BG. It is bad for my mental well being.
It’s all about the total cost of living in a place. BG, if you count in the cost MR, then you have to count in the cost of interest as well. After 30 years you might pay $146,885 more in MR in Stonebridge, but you’ll be paying ~$209k less in interest. This is not counting in the tax differences as well, which should be about $2k/yr or $60k after 30 years.
It’s all about the total cost of living in a place. BG, if you count in the cost MR, then you have to count in the cost of interest as well. After 30 years you might pay $146,885 more in MR in Stonebridge, but you’ll be paying ~$209k less in interest. This is not counting in the tax differences as well, which should be about $2k/yr or $60k after 30 years.
It’s all about the total cost of living in a place. BG, if you count in the cost MR, then you have to count in the cost of interest as well. After 30 years you might pay $146,885 more in MR in Stonebridge, but you’ll be paying ~$209k less in interest. This is not counting in the tax differences as well, which should be about $2k/yr or $60k after 30 years.
It’s all about the total cost of living in a place. BG, if you count in the cost MR, then you have to count in the cost of interest as well. After 30 years you might pay $146,885 more in MR in Stonebridge, but you’ll be paying ~$209k less in interest. This is not counting in the tax differences as well, which should be about $2k/yr or $60k after 30 years.
It’s all about the total cost of living in a place. BG, if you count in the cost MR, then you have to count in the cost of interest as well. After 30 years you might pay $146,885 more in MR in Stonebridge, but you’ll be paying ~$209k less in interest. This is not counting in the tax differences as well, which should be about $2k/yr or $60k after 30 years.
