Montoro-Estatates at Stonebridge

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]chiropractors need to stick to cracking backs, not flipping houses.

forgot to pay his property tax back in December too… is the power line affecting his memory?[/quote]

How many backs does he have to crack to make up for the loss?

[ocrenter]

good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.

[ocrenter]

good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.

[ocrenter]

good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.

[ocrenter]

good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.

[ocrenter]

good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.
[/quote]

I just wonder if he is delusional since buyers can buy nicer homes in Stonebridge for less and at a better location. The power lines are a big turn-off for most potential buyers.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.
[/quote]

I just wonder if he is delusional since buyers can buy nicer homes in Stonebridge for less and at a better location. The power lines are a big turn-off for most potential buyers.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.
[/quote]

I just wonder if he is delusional since buyers can buy nicer homes in Stonebridge for less and at a better location. The power lines are a big turn-off for most potential buyers.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.
[/quote]

I just wonder if he is delusional since buyers can buy nicer homes in Stonebridge for less and at a better location. The power lines are a big turn-off for most potential buyers.

[sunny88]

[quote=ocrenter]good question sunny88

he financed at 90% back in 8/2007, monthly carrying cost (not deductible due to not primary resident) is $8200/month.

so far he has held on for 18 months, so that’ll be $147600, $5400 to keep the utility on, water the lawn, and have a gardener come monthly, and assuming $40k for landscaping, that’ll be $193,000 down.

let’s assume $100/back cracked, that’ll be 1930 back cracking sessions.

this is of course provided that he is able to sell at $1.08 million, which is doubtful at this point.
[/quote]

I just wonder if he is delusional since buyers can buy nicer homes in Stonebridge for less and at a better location. The power lines are a big turn-off for most potential buyers.

[jpinpb]

I have to say that I’m impressed that one has this kind of staying power considering payments to be made on other home and business expenses.

[jpinpb]

I have to say that I’m impressed that one has this kind of staying power considering payments to be made on other home and business expenses.

[jpinpb]

I have to say that I’m impressed that one has this kind of staying power considering payments to be made on other home and business expenses.

[jpinpb]

I have to say that I’m impressed that one has this kind of staying power considering payments to be made on other home and business expenses.

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