Just sold my last CA property

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[quote=danielwis]

I believe you just hijacked your own thread.

Congratulations.[/quote]

That’s why I wasn’t shy about adding some comments in the same vein.

EconProf’s post is however consistent with his political beliefs. That’s more that can be said for other posters who wag their fingers at government intervention, but when housing is concerned, government intervention works. So no worries, you can buy a house; everything will be fine.

I don’t believe that Prof Piggington (Rich Toscano) and EconProf are one and the same.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia] I think econprof’s investments in Arizona will also be a good long term investment.[/quote]

I’m interested in Arizona and Nevada. The lack of water is a big problem but costs are reasonable over there.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia] I think econprof’s investments in Arizona will also be a good long term investment.[/quote]

I’m interested in Arizona and Nevada. The lack of water is a big problem but costs are reasonable over there.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia] I think econprof’s investments in Arizona will also be a good long term investment.[/quote]

I’m interested in Arizona and Nevada. The lack of water is a big problem but costs are reasonable over there.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia] I think econprof’s investments in Arizona will also be a good long term investment.[/quote]

I’m interested in Arizona and Nevada. The lack of water is a big problem but costs are reasonable over there.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia] I think econprof’s investments in Arizona will also be a good long term investment.[/quote]

I’m interested in Arizona and Nevada. The lack of water is a big problem but costs are reasonable over there.

[EconProf]

Water and its cost is a problem everywhere in the West, but I’m finding it costs about one-third as much in AZ as in CA. Reason is that the main source–the Colorado River–with its water rights set over a century ago, treated AZ more generously on a per capita basis than CA.
As far as cost of living and operating a business there is a huge difference, and not just taxes and government regulations. New and used homes are 1/4 to 1/2 the price of houses within 20 miles of our coast. So workers are willing and able to work for far less than in CA and still raise a family in their SFR.

[EconProf]

Water and its cost is a problem everywhere in the West, but I’m finding it costs about one-third as much in AZ as in CA. Reason is that the main source–the Colorado River–with its water rights set over a century ago, treated AZ more generously on a per capita basis than CA.
As far as cost of living and operating a business there is a huge difference, and not just taxes and government regulations. New and used homes are 1/4 to 1/2 the price of houses within 20 miles of our coast. So workers are willing and able to work for far less than in CA and still raise a family in their SFR.

[EconProf]

Water and its cost is a problem everywhere in the West, but I’m finding it costs about one-third as much in AZ as in CA. Reason is that the main source–the Colorado River–with its water rights set over a century ago, treated AZ more generously on a per capita basis than CA.
As far as cost of living and operating a business there is a huge difference, and not just taxes and government regulations. New and used homes are 1/4 to 1/2 the price of houses within 20 miles of our coast. So workers are willing and able to work for far less than in CA and still raise a family in their SFR.

[EconProf]

Water and its cost is a problem everywhere in the West, but I’m finding it costs about one-third as much in AZ as in CA. Reason is that the main source–the Colorado River–with its water rights set over a century ago, treated AZ more generously on a per capita basis than CA.
As far as cost of living and operating a business there is a huge difference, and not just taxes and government regulations. New and used homes are 1/4 to 1/2 the price of houses within 20 miles of our coast. So workers are willing and able to work for far less than in CA and still raise a family in their SFR.

[EconProf]

Water and its cost is a problem everywhere in the West, but I’m finding it costs about one-third as much in AZ as in CA. Reason is that the main source–the Colorado River–with its water rights set over a century ago, treated AZ more generously on a per capita basis than CA.
As far as cost of living and operating a business there is a huge difference, and not just taxes and government regulations. New and used homes are 1/4 to 1/2 the price of houses within 20 miles of our coast. So workers are willing and able to work for far less than in CA and still raise a family in their SFR.

[briansd1]

Good points about AZ, EconProf.
What do you think of Nevada?

If I were to buy property in AZ, or NV, I’d need reasons to travel there. At least in NV, I could visit the casinos (but not gamble my money away)… but I don’t have friends or relatives in Phoenix. Flying to PHX would be boring for me.

What would buy in PHX? Commercial or residential?

[briansd1]

Good points about AZ, EconProf.
What do you think of Nevada?

If I were to buy property in AZ, or NV, I’d need reasons to travel there. At least in NV, I could visit the casinos (but not gamble my money away)… but I don’t have friends or relatives in Phoenix. Flying to PHX would be boring for me.

What would buy in PHX? Commercial or residential?

[briansd1]

Good points about AZ, EconProf.
What do you think of Nevada?

If I were to buy property in AZ, or NV, I’d need reasons to travel there. At least in NV, I could visit the casinos (but not gamble my money away)… but I don’t have friends or relatives in Phoenix. Flying to PHX would be boring for me.

What would buy in PHX? Commercial or residential?

[briansd1]

Good points about AZ, EconProf.
What do you think of Nevada?

If I were to buy property in AZ, or NV, I’d need reasons to travel there. At least in NV, I could visit the casinos (but not gamble my money away)… but I don’t have friends or relatives in Phoenix. Flying to PHX would be boring for me.

What would buy in PHX? Commercial or residential?

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