your story will hopefully be repeated by many piggs over the next few years.
remember what TG said, guys. aim for 2001 but try to push for 1999-2000 pricing. I’ve been pushing for the same on my blog but getting a lot of resistance. but for those that still wish to stay on the sideline, time is on your side. so take your time finding that right house.
Here in Normal Heights/Kensington we’re still averaging between $300 – $700 a square foot. Ridiculous.
Until the Rent vs. Buy calculator on NYTimes starts to make sense, we’ll continue to be dissatisfied renters. But it’s better than throwing our money away into an endless negative-equity/property taxes/house upkeep black hole…
Here in Normal Heights/Kensington we’re still averaging between $300 – $700 a square foot. Ridiculous.
Until the Rent vs. Buy calculator on NYTimes starts to make sense, we’ll continue to be dissatisfied renters. But it’s better than throwing our money away into an endless negative-equity/property taxes/house upkeep black hole…
Here in Normal Heights/Kensington we’re still averaging between $300 – $700 a square foot. Ridiculous.
Until the Rent vs. Buy calculator on NYTimes starts to make sense, we’ll continue to be dissatisfied renters. But it’s better than throwing our money away into an endless negative-equity/property taxes/house upkeep black hole…
Here in Normal Heights/Kensington we’re still averaging between $300 – $700 a square foot. Ridiculous.
Until the Rent vs. Buy calculator on NYTimes starts to make sense, we’ll continue to be dissatisfied renters. But it’s better than throwing our money away into an endless negative-equity/property taxes/house upkeep black hole…
