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  • January 2, 2011 at 5:47 PM #648315
    David J
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    I think you could pull it off if you get an inexpensive house.

    You would probably need health insurance for the child as they tend to have expensive accidents. Perhaps you could qualify for S-CHIP.

    I’ve considered doing the same as you; though, I’m still a few years away from being able to seriously consider it.

    I think Temecula would be a good place to go. If I can’t pull it off where I’m at now (San Diego) Temecula is where I would most likely go.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:02 PM #647202
    ice9
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    [quote=Rustico]
    I saw your thread about retiring in Temecula from a few years ago, so the bug has not gone away. People do it. You must have done some “soul searching” to even put it on the table.
    [/quote]

    Yeah, I was thinking about it three years ago… and then the stock market crashed and I felt it was prudent to put it on hold for a few years at least.

    Now I’m thinking about it again. 🙂

    January 2, 2011 at 6:02 PM #647274
    ice9
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    [quote=Rustico]
    I saw your thread about retiring in Temecula from a few years ago, so the bug has not gone away. People do it. You must have done some “soul searching” to even put it on the table.
    [/quote]

    Yeah, I was thinking about it three years ago… and then the stock market crashed and I felt it was prudent to put it on hold for a few years at least.

    Now I’m thinking about it again. 🙂

    January 2, 2011 at 6:02 PM #647859
    ice9
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    [quote=Rustico]
    I saw your thread about retiring in Temecula from a few years ago, so the bug has not gone away. People do it. You must have done some “soul searching” to even put it on the table.
    [/quote]

    Yeah, I was thinking about it three years ago… and then the stock market crashed and I felt it was prudent to put it on hold for a few years at least.

    Now I’m thinking about it again. 🙂

    January 2, 2011 at 6:02 PM #647996
    ice9
    Participant

    [quote=Rustico]
    I saw your thread about retiring in Temecula from a few years ago, so the bug has not gone away. People do it. You must have done some “soul searching” to even put it on the table.
    [/quote]

    Yeah, I was thinking about it three years ago… and then the stock market crashed and I felt it was prudent to put it on hold for a few years at least.

    Now I’m thinking about it again. 🙂

    January 2, 2011 at 6:02 PM #648320
    ice9
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    [quote=Rustico]
    I saw your thread about retiring in Temecula from a few years ago, so the bug has not gone away. People do it. You must have done some “soul searching” to even put it on the table.
    [/quote]

    Yeah, I was thinking about it three years ago… and then the stock market crashed and I felt it was prudent to put it on hold for a few years at least.

    Now I’m thinking about it again. 🙂

    January 2, 2011 at 6:10 PM #647207
    Aecetia
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    Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:10 PM #647279
    Aecetia
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    Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:10 PM #647864
    Aecetia
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    Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:10 PM #648001
    Aecetia
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    Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:10 PM #648325
    Aecetia
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    Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:37 PM #647212
    an
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    [quote=Aecetia]Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.[/quote]
    Why would anyone what to retire anywhere else that doesn’t have weather like we do? :-).

    With regards to the OP, I don’t think I can make the number work with just ~$1M-$1.2M (w/out a paid off house) when I’m only 39. I personally think a $2M, a paid off home, and age 50-55 would be more realistic. Especially when I want to make sure I’ll be able to help my kids w/ their college tuition.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:37 PM #647284
    an
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    [quote=Aecetia]Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.[/quote]
    Why would anyone what to retire anywhere else that doesn’t have weather like we do? :-).

    With regards to the OP, I don’t think I can make the number work with just ~$1M-$1.2M (w/out a paid off house) when I’m only 39. I personally think a $2M, a paid off home, and age 50-55 would be more realistic. Especially when I want to make sure I’ll be able to help my kids w/ their college tuition.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:37 PM #647869
    an
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    [quote=Aecetia]Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.[/quote]
    Why would anyone what to retire anywhere else that doesn’t have weather like we do? :-).

    With regards to the OP, I don’t think I can make the number work with just ~$1M-$1.2M (w/out a paid off house) when I’m only 39. I personally think a $2M, a paid off home, and age 50-55 would be more realistic. Especially when I want to make sure I’ll be able to help my kids w/ their college tuition.

    January 2, 2011 at 6:37 PM #648006
    an
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    [quote=Aecetia]Why would anyone want to retire here, except for the weather.[/quote]
    Why would anyone what to retire anywhere else that doesn’t have weather like we do? :-).

    With regards to the OP, I don’t think I can make the number work with just ~$1M-$1.2M (w/out a paid off house) when I’m only 39. I personally think a $2M, a paid off home, and age 50-55 would be more realistic. Especially when I want to make sure I’ll be able to help my kids w/ their college tuition.

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