You piggies make me sick.

[Enorah]

Submitted by eccen in esc on March 14, 2008 – 7:40am.

eccen in esc
Vultures can fly
Vultures can soar
Vultures have good eyesight

My goal is to leave San Diego in the near future to keep from being underwater literally – are you with me Enorah?

:rofl:

eccen, do I know you?

I am not sure about that whole pole shift thingy. You know, seriously, I am loving being by the beach. We only moved here from northern ca nine months ago and before that Chicago. I know, hilarious, right? Move out to CA at the peak of the bubble. Oh wait, the bubble’s over, I forgot, LOL.

I do at times wonder what the hell is wrong with me that I can’t/won’t just buy myself a nice little house and land somewhere for like 150k out in the middle of the country in like Wisconsin, for instance. But, hey, I am where I want to be, for now at least. Who knows what the next moment will bring, one of the benefits of being a JBR (jealous bitter renter). LOL. I have options, and I am tied to no bank/fund.

I just got over a long time ago that whole programming bull s*** thing that tells us “If you don’t own a house, you, as an individual, have no value”.

Sorry, vertigo, to drift your precious thread away from what schmucks we all are here at piggington.

[jpinpb]

That is truly another great benefit of renting. You can move any time any where you want w/out much hassle. If you have a house your options are selling or renting. In a down market, it could take months, if not years, to sell, now, e.g. at a loss potentially. Renting the house out has its problems, renters not paying, trashing your investment. But when you are a renter, you have greater freedom that allows you to move and live wherever, usually at a lower cost than owning. You are not stuck.

[jpinpb]

That is truly another great benefit of renting. You can move any time any where you want w/out much hassle. If you have a house your options are selling or renting. In a down market, it could take months, if not years, to sell, now, e.g. at a loss potentially. Renting the house out has its problems, renters not paying, trashing your investment. But when you are a renter, you have greater freedom that allows you to move and live wherever, usually at a lower cost than owning. You are not stuck.

[jpinpb]

That is truly another great benefit of renting. You can move any time any where you want w/out much hassle. If you have a house your options are selling or renting. In a down market, it could take months, if not years, to sell, now, e.g. at a loss potentially. Renting the house out has its problems, renters not paying, trashing your investment. But when you are a renter, you have greater freedom that allows you to move and live wherever, usually at a lower cost than owning. You are not stuck.

[jpinpb]

That is truly another great benefit of renting. You can move any time any where you want w/out much hassle. If you have a house your options are selling or renting. In a down market, it could take months, if not years, to sell, now, e.g. at a loss potentially. Renting the house out has its problems, renters not paying, trashing your investment. But when you are a renter, you have greater freedom that allows you to move and live wherever, usually at a lower cost than owning. You are not stuck.

[jpinpb]

That is truly another great benefit of renting. You can move any time any where you want w/out much hassle. If you have a house your options are selling or renting. In a down market, it could take months, if not years, to sell, now, e.g. at a loss potentially. Renting the house out has its problems, renters not paying, trashing your investment. But when you are a renter, you have greater freedom that allows you to move and live wherever, usually at a lower cost than owning. You are not stuck.

[sd_bear]

It’s me patientlywaiting. I’m buying the Hyundais. Damn good deal if you ask me. Just as nice as some of those status symbols but half the price. Not to mention the killer warranty.

[sd_bear]

It’s me patientlywaiting. I’m buying the Hyundais. Damn good deal if you ask me. Just as nice as some of those status symbols but half the price. Not to mention the killer warranty.

[sd_bear]

It’s me patientlywaiting. I’m buying the Hyundais. Damn good deal if you ask me. Just as nice as some of those status symbols but half the price. Not to mention the killer warranty.

[sd_bear]

It’s me patientlywaiting. I’m buying the Hyundais. Damn good deal if you ask me. Just as nice as some of those status symbols but half the price. Not to mention the killer warranty.

[sd_bear]

It’s me patientlywaiting. I’m buying the Hyundais. Damn good deal if you ask me. Just as nice as some of those status symbols but half the price. Not to mention the killer warranty.

[stansd]

Has anyone considered the idea that the wealthy that live in places like La Jolla & RSF (or who wish to buy there) have much larger amounts of variable pay? I’m convinced that the recession we are in is going to narrow the pay disparity as the top tier gets butchered. It will also reduce their overall wealth.

This is not to say the wealthy will suffer as much…having to downsize from a 7 series to a 5 series versus having food to feed your kids isn’t a comparison, but I do believe it will substantially affect prices in rich areas. This is especially important since I believe many of the price gains recentaly are driven by the nouveau rich or plastic set.

Stan

[stansd]

Has anyone considered the idea that the wealthy that live in places like La Jolla & RSF (or who wish to buy there) have much larger amounts of variable pay? I’m convinced that the recession we are in is going to narrow the pay disparity as the top tier gets butchered. It will also reduce their overall wealth.

This is not to say the wealthy will suffer as much…having to downsize from a 7 series to a 5 series versus having food to feed your kids isn’t a comparison, but I do believe it will substantially affect prices in rich areas. This is especially important since I believe many of the price gains recentaly are driven by the nouveau rich or plastic set.

Stan

[stansd]

Has anyone considered the idea that the wealthy that live in places like La Jolla & RSF (or who wish to buy there) have much larger amounts of variable pay? I’m convinced that the recession we are in is going to narrow the pay disparity as the top tier gets butchered. It will also reduce their overall wealth.

This is not to say the wealthy will suffer as much…having to downsize from a 7 series to a 5 series versus having food to feed your kids isn’t a comparison, but I do believe it will substantially affect prices in rich areas. This is especially important since I believe many of the price gains recentaly are driven by the nouveau rich or plastic set.

Stan

[stansd]

Has anyone considered the idea that the wealthy that live in places like La Jolla & RSF (or who wish to buy there) have much larger amounts of variable pay? I’m convinced that the recession we are in is going to narrow the pay disparity as the top tier gets butchered. It will also reduce their overall wealth.

This is not to say the wealthy will suffer as much…having to downsize from a 7 series to a 5 series versus having food to feed your kids isn’t a comparison, but I do believe it will substantially affect prices in rich areas. This is especially important since I believe many of the price gains recentaly are driven by the nouveau rich or plastic set.

Stan

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