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May 31, 2010 at 6:35 PM #558680May 31, 2010 at 8:28 PM #557720sdrealtorParticipant
Only $2.25M? Thats a bargain! The asking price for my old flip flops is $3.78M. I hope I get it;)
May 31, 2010 at 8:28 PM #557822sdrealtorParticipantOnly $2.25M? Thats a bargain! The asking price for my old flip flops is $3.78M. I hope I get it;)
May 31, 2010 at 8:28 PM #558308sdrealtorParticipantOnly $2.25M? Thats a bargain! The asking price for my old flip flops is $3.78M. I hope I get it;)
May 31, 2010 at 8:28 PM #558410sdrealtorParticipantOnly $2.25M? Thats a bargain! The asking price for my old flip flops is $3.78M. I hope I get it;)
May 31, 2010 at 8:28 PM #558695sdrealtorParticipantOnly $2.25M? Thats a bargain! The asking price for my old flip flops is $3.78M. I hope I get it;)
May 31, 2010 at 11:28 PM #557760CA renterParticipant[quote=cantab]sdrealtor, thank you for the extra info. Yes, the house was remodeled in 98. I did not know 1000 sqft were added, or the original listing price in 96. My recollection of $350K is from when I looked at it.
There are photos of the house at http://www.brenthaywood.com/gallery/8511119_vCQjW
for anyone interested. It wasn’t nearly as nice in 1996, but the most recent asking price was $2.25M.[/quote]Gorgeous, gorgeous house!
May 31, 2010 at 11:28 PM #557862CA renterParticipant[quote=cantab]sdrealtor, thank you for the extra info. Yes, the house was remodeled in 98. I did not know 1000 sqft were added, or the original listing price in 96. My recollection of $350K is from when I looked at it.
There are photos of the house at http://www.brenthaywood.com/gallery/8511119_vCQjW
for anyone interested. It wasn’t nearly as nice in 1996, but the most recent asking price was $2.25M.[/quote]Gorgeous, gorgeous house!
May 31, 2010 at 11:28 PM #558348CA renterParticipant[quote=cantab]sdrealtor, thank you for the extra info. Yes, the house was remodeled in 98. I did not know 1000 sqft were added, or the original listing price in 96. My recollection of $350K is from when I looked at it.
There are photos of the house at http://www.brenthaywood.com/gallery/8511119_vCQjW
for anyone interested. It wasn’t nearly as nice in 1996, but the most recent asking price was $2.25M.[/quote]Gorgeous, gorgeous house!
May 31, 2010 at 11:28 PM #558450CA renterParticipant[quote=cantab]sdrealtor, thank you for the extra info. Yes, the house was remodeled in 98. I did not know 1000 sqft were added, or the original listing price in 96. My recollection of $350K is from when I looked at it.
There are photos of the house at http://www.brenthaywood.com/gallery/8511119_vCQjW
for anyone interested. It wasn’t nearly as nice in 1996, but the most recent asking price was $2.25M.[/quote]Gorgeous, gorgeous house!
May 31, 2010 at 11:28 PM #558732CA renterParticipant[quote=cantab]sdrealtor, thank you for the extra info. Yes, the house was remodeled in 98. I did not know 1000 sqft were added, or the original listing price in 96. My recollection of $350K is from when I looked at it.
There are photos of the house at http://www.brenthaywood.com/gallery/8511119_vCQjW
for anyone interested. It wasn’t nearly as nice in 1996, but the most recent asking price was $2.25M.[/quote]Gorgeous, gorgeous house!
June 1, 2010 at 8:02 AM #557794blahblahblahParticipantIn the future asset prices will do whatever the guys at the top want them to do. Since I am not in that club, I really have no idea what to invest in.
Gold scares me because it would be easy for a few powerful players to control that market. There’s not too much of the stuff floating around. I could see it skyrocketing, then plummeting like a stone and leaving everyone hanging out to dry.
I do have a gut feeling that high inflation is on the way, though. If you’re confident that you can continue to earn a living and you expect high inflation, then why not load up on as much debt as possible and buy as much property as you can? Of course if it turns out to be deflation you’ll be screwed.
I need a drink. And it’s only 8:20am!
June 1, 2010 at 8:02 AM #557895blahblahblahParticipantIn the future asset prices will do whatever the guys at the top want them to do. Since I am not in that club, I really have no idea what to invest in.
Gold scares me because it would be easy for a few powerful players to control that market. There’s not too much of the stuff floating around. I could see it skyrocketing, then plummeting like a stone and leaving everyone hanging out to dry.
I do have a gut feeling that high inflation is on the way, though. If you’re confident that you can continue to earn a living and you expect high inflation, then why not load up on as much debt as possible and buy as much property as you can? Of course if it turns out to be deflation you’ll be screwed.
I need a drink. And it’s only 8:20am!
June 1, 2010 at 8:02 AM #558383blahblahblahParticipantIn the future asset prices will do whatever the guys at the top want them to do. Since I am not in that club, I really have no idea what to invest in.
Gold scares me because it would be easy for a few powerful players to control that market. There’s not too much of the stuff floating around. I could see it skyrocketing, then plummeting like a stone and leaving everyone hanging out to dry.
I do have a gut feeling that high inflation is on the way, though. If you’re confident that you can continue to earn a living and you expect high inflation, then why not load up on as much debt as possible and buy as much property as you can? Of course if it turns out to be deflation you’ll be screwed.
I need a drink. And it’s only 8:20am!
June 1, 2010 at 8:02 AM #558485blahblahblahParticipantIn the future asset prices will do whatever the guys at the top want them to do. Since I am not in that club, I really have no idea what to invest in.
Gold scares me because it would be easy for a few powerful players to control that market. There’s not too much of the stuff floating around. I could see it skyrocketing, then plummeting like a stone and leaving everyone hanging out to dry.
I do have a gut feeling that high inflation is on the way, though. If you’re confident that you can continue to earn a living and you expect high inflation, then why not load up on as much debt as possible and buy as much property as you can? Of course if it turns out to be deflation you’ll be screwed.
I need a drink. And it’s only 8:20am!
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