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July 7, 2008 at 4:52 PM #234783July 7, 2008 at 5:13 PM #234808
CA renter
ParticipantI am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! 🙂
July 7, 2008 at 5:13 PM #234819CA renter
ParticipantI am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! 🙂
July 7, 2008 at 5:13 PM #234679CA renter
ParticipantI am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! 🙂
July 7, 2008 at 5:13 PM #234864CA renter
ParticipantI am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! 🙂
July 7, 2008 at 5:13 PM #234872CA renter
ParticipantI am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! 🙂
July 7, 2008 at 6:02 PM #234702an
Participant[quote=CA renter]I am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! :)[/quote]
What happen when you’re only throwing away $20,000 out the window as a home “owner”? Would you still be addicted to renting?July 7, 2008 at 6:02 PM #234835an
Participant[quote=CA renter]I am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! :)[/quote]
What happen when you’re only throwing away $20,000 out the window as a home “owner”? Would you still be addicted to renting?July 7, 2008 at 6:02 PM #234843an
Participant[quote=CA renter]I am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! :)[/quote]
What happen when you’re only throwing away $20,000 out the window as a home “owner”? Would you still be addicted to renting?July 7, 2008 at 6:02 PM #234890an
Participant[quote=CA renter]I am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! :)[/quote]
What happen when you’re only throwing away $20,000 out the window as a home “owner”? Would you still be addicted to renting?July 7, 2008 at 6:02 PM #234897an
Participant[quote=CA renter]I am NOT at all addicted to throwing thirty grand a year out the window.
_______________________Sure beats throwing $120,000 out the window as a home “owner”!!!!! :)[/quote]
What happen when you’re only throwing away $20,000 out the window as a home “owner”? Would you still be addicted to renting?July 7, 2008 at 7:24 PM #234909TuVu
ParticipantWe always rented till 1986/87 (can’t remember; senior moment) when we got a really good deal and bought. Sold it in 1996 for $50K more than we paid. We were in hog heaven about that and when I hear about the last downturn being in the early, mid-90s, I am puzzled. I don’t remember anything about that in the mainstream media (not surprising, I guess). Internet was really not available to the masses at that point.
Rented a really nice place (apt.) for 11 years, but what really bugged us was property mgmt found an excuse to come into our apt. at least twice a month (check smoke detectors, change the A/C filter–like we couldn’t do that simple thing ourselves). I’m really big on privacy issues. We weren’t operating a meth lab, growing marijuana, etc. Middle class, middle age.
July 7, 2008 at 7:24 PM #234975TuVu
ParticipantWe always rented till 1986/87 (can’t remember; senior moment) when we got a really good deal and bought. Sold it in 1996 for $50K more than we paid. We were in hog heaven about that and when I hear about the last downturn being in the early, mid-90s, I am puzzled. I don’t remember anything about that in the mainstream media (not surprising, I guess). Internet was really not available to the masses at that point.
Rented a really nice place (apt.) for 11 years, but what really bugged us was property mgmt found an excuse to come into our apt. at least twice a month (check smoke detectors, change the A/C filter–like we couldn’t do that simple thing ourselves). I’m really big on privacy issues. We weren’t operating a meth lab, growing marijuana, etc. Middle class, middle age.
July 7, 2008 at 7:24 PM #234965TuVu
ParticipantWe always rented till 1986/87 (can’t remember; senior moment) when we got a really good deal and bought. Sold it in 1996 for $50K more than we paid. We were in hog heaven about that and when I hear about the last downturn being in the early, mid-90s, I am puzzled. I don’t remember anything about that in the mainstream media (not surprising, I guess). Internet was really not available to the masses at that point.
Rented a really nice place (apt.) for 11 years, but what really bugged us was property mgmt found an excuse to come into our apt. at least twice a month (check smoke detectors, change the A/C filter–like we couldn’t do that simple thing ourselves). I’m really big on privacy issues. We weren’t operating a meth lab, growing marijuana, etc. Middle class, middle age.
July 7, 2008 at 7:24 PM #234919TuVu
ParticipantWe always rented till 1986/87 (can’t remember; senior moment) when we got a really good deal and bought. Sold it in 1996 for $50K more than we paid. We were in hog heaven about that and when I hear about the last downturn being in the early, mid-90s, I am puzzled. I don’t remember anything about that in the mainstream media (not surprising, I guess). Internet was really not available to the masses at that point.
Rented a really nice place (apt.) for 11 years, but what really bugged us was property mgmt found an excuse to come into our apt. at least twice a month (check smoke detectors, change the A/C filter–like we couldn’t do that simple thing ourselves). I’m really big on privacy issues. We weren’t operating a meth lab, growing marijuana, etc. Middle class, middle age.
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