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December 22, 2019 at 9:52 PM in reply to: 2009-2019 real estate versus passive stock fund performance #814215
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Participant[quote=flu]Mira Mesa condos are a slam dunk to rent. Elsewhere, not so much.[/quote]I dunno, MM condo is the biggest PITA for me.
September 19, 2019 at 4:26 PM in reply to: Why the hell is parental wealth taken into account for student aid? #813632ParticipantCollege doesn’t have to be expensive. Especially if you live in CA. JC is free. CSU is cheap. Living at home is free. Everything else is a luxury. Don’t complain if you can’t afford a Ferrari. If someone pay for your Ferrari, by all mean, take it. But if you choose to pay for it, don’t complain.
I’m going to tell my kids to take classes at JC during high school. So, when they graduate HS, they’ll have most of their GE and lower division classes finished. Then they can take it easy during college, taking 2-3 classes a quarter/semester, and work 20-30 hours a week to pay for their college. When they graduate, not only won’t they have student loans, they would have a lot of work experience that their competitors won’t.
ParticipantUnintended consequences of the fake actions is that good long term tenants will probably get their rent increased.
Participant7% isn’t that bad, unless we experience something like the 70s again. It just mean that I will no longer be doing long term lease and will be raising rent every year up to the maximum. Don’t want to get left behind. It just suck for good renters. One of my tenant have been getting the same rent for >7 years. It’s a few $hundred less than market. But they’re great tenants, so I kept their rent the same and signed a 4 year lease. Won’t do that again if CA pass rent control.
Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]Trump promised and says all kinds of shit. Just follow his example. You don’t have to be realistic. Just promise whatever to get votes and into office.[/quote]Lets copy a buffoon. OMG, LoL.
ParticipantMortgage is inhibiting growth. Lets pay off everyone’s mortgage too. Free home for everyone. I’m down for that. It’ll definitely fix the homeless issue once and for all.
Participant[quote=The-Shoveler]AN do you know what the rent is there?
If it is in line and not completely outrages for the area it could explain why.
if it is 3X times average rent for the area (or something close) then it would boggle my mind why anyone would rent there but whatever they want.
We have a recent grad driving a new Porsche working here, not something I did first starting out but maybe he has more passion for driving than I did LOL[/quote]
It’s about $200-300/month more. Definitely not outrageous. If you like new places and the amenities, then you can easily justify the $200-300/month more. That comes out to about 5-15% more that older condo/apartments.Participant[quote=flu]specifically, as Brian mentioned, first generation from China or India, the type that are on H1B.[/quote]One of my coworker who is living there is Chinese H1B who just graduated from UCSD.
Participant[quote=flu][quote=AN][quote=flu]yup…. I was saying just putting a complex that looks like high end with high end prices isn’t going to work ….[/quote]Why do you think it doesn’t work? Several of my millennial coworkers are either living there or will be living there soon.[/quote]
it won’t work for the demographics that Brian mentioned … It might work for other demographics. But then it also depends on how much over average rent is[/quote]
What demographic are you referring to? The few people I know that either lived there, living there, or will be living there soon are all young Asian engineersParticipant[quote=flu]yup…. I was saying just putting a complex that looks like high end with high end prices isn’t going to work ….[/quote]Why do you think it doesn’t work? Several of my millennial coworkers are either living there or will be living there soon.
Participant[quote=Myriad]I’m not sure it’s new news that INTC 10nm isn’t so great. The question for 2H19 – 1H20 is how well is the ramp to 7nm.
For INTC, the question isn’t really about market share loss, it’s how much loss the analysts expect vs what happens in reality.[/quote]
What I’ve read is, Intel’s 10nm is eqivalent to TSMC’s 7nm. So, I think the more important question is, how quickly can they ramp up their 10nm and how high can they push their chip on 10nm.ParticipantAlthough Ice Lake has a 18% IPC gain, it can’t reach the same turbo speed as its predecessor. If you account for the slower clock speed, it turn out to be only about 5%. Until they can crank it past 5GHz.
Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]Maybe the person is a childless academic or intellectual who studies things.[/quote]LoL
Participant[quote=flu]The only thing you probably should be considering is which location is closer to work and the rest of your other friends…[/quote]Exactly. If your commute is 10 minutes instead of 30, then you can spend an additional 40 minutes everyday with your kids. Also, you can be able to take them to more activities.
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