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January 28, 2010 at 10:50 AM in reply to: Do I need a permit to put up a yurt in my backyard? #506449January 28, 2010 at 10:50 AM in reply to: Do I need a permit to put up a yurt in my backyard? #506595beelzebubParticipant
There are lots of prefab yurts you can buy.
As for the base, I was thinking of something like this:
http://www.rdrop.com/~glacier/yurt.htm
(See the first set of 3 photos).If I could figure out a way to put in a bathroom there, then I’d be all set.
January 28, 2010 at 10:50 AM in reply to: Do I need a permit to put up a yurt in my backyard? #507003beelzebubParticipantThere are lots of prefab yurts you can buy.
As for the base, I was thinking of something like this:
http://www.rdrop.com/~glacier/yurt.htm
(See the first set of 3 photos).If I could figure out a way to put in a bathroom there, then I’d be all set.
January 28, 2010 at 10:50 AM in reply to: Do I need a permit to put up a yurt in my backyard? #507098beelzebubParticipantThere are lots of prefab yurts you can buy.
As for the base, I was thinking of something like this:
http://www.rdrop.com/~glacier/yurt.htm
(See the first set of 3 photos).If I could figure out a way to put in a bathroom there, then I’d be all set.
January 28, 2010 at 10:50 AM in reply to: Do I need a permit to put up a yurt in my backyard? #507353beelzebubParticipantThere are lots of prefab yurts you can buy.
As for the base, I was thinking of something like this:
http://www.rdrop.com/~glacier/yurt.htm
(See the first set of 3 photos).If I could figure out a way to put in a bathroom there, then I’d be all set.
beelzebubParticipantThanks. Just to hear both pros and cons… what about just sticking it out for 5-10 years? Is there a good argument to be made for doing that?
beelzebubParticipantThanks. Just to hear both pros and cons… what about just sticking it out for 5-10 years? Is there a good argument to be made for doing that?
beelzebubParticipantThanks. Just to hear both pros and cons… what about just sticking it out for 5-10 years? Is there a good argument to be made for doing that?
beelzebubParticipantThanks. Just to hear both pros and cons… what about just sticking it out for 5-10 years? Is there a good argument to be made for doing that?
beelzebubParticipantThanks. Just to hear both pros and cons… what about just sticking it out for 5-10 years? Is there a good argument to be made for doing that?
beelzebubParticipantThank you all for your comments. I’m pretty sure the mod was done within the same loan, and a new loan was not drawn up. And, besides, we have no assets, save for couple of old cars and a government pension.
We’re about $65k underwater. We bought our house in Sept 2007, a small 2bd/1ba house in Mira Mesa, for $327k through BofA + ACORN first time buyer program. We owe $315k on it, and it’s now worth about $250k. We had a 2nd child, so now the house feels too small, but we’re stuck. It seems like if we stay, we’d have to wait at least 5-7 years, if not more, for the market to recover to a point where we can sell. Walking away might make sense, but we’re not sure of the consequences. We like home ownership, and would like to eventually be able to buy again.
Any comments on our situation?
beelzebubParticipantThank you all for your comments. I’m pretty sure the mod was done within the same loan, and a new loan was not drawn up. And, besides, we have no assets, save for couple of old cars and a government pension.
We’re about $65k underwater. We bought our house in Sept 2007, a small 2bd/1ba house in Mira Mesa, for $327k through BofA + ACORN first time buyer program. We owe $315k on it, and it’s now worth about $250k. We had a 2nd child, so now the house feels too small, but we’re stuck. It seems like if we stay, we’d have to wait at least 5-7 years, if not more, for the market to recover to a point where we can sell. Walking away might make sense, but we’re not sure of the consequences. We like home ownership, and would like to eventually be able to buy again.
Any comments on our situation?
beelzebubParticipantThank you all for your comments. I’m pretty sure the mod was done within the same loan, and a new loan was not drawn up. And, besides, we have no assets, save for couple of old cars and a government pension.
We’re about $65k underwater. We bought our house in Sept 2007, a small 2bd/1ba house in Mira Mesa, for $327k through BofA + ACORN first time buyer program. We owe $315k on it, and it’s now worth about $250k. We had a 2nd child, so now the house feels too small, but we’re stuck. It seems like if we stay, we’d have to wait at least 5-7 years, if not more, for the market to recover to a point where we can sell. Walking away might make sense, but we’re not sure of the consequences. We like home ownership, and would like to eventually be able to buy again.
Any comments on our situation?
beelzebubParticipantThank you all for your comments. I’m pretty sure the mod was done within the same loan, and a new loan was not drawn up. And, besides, we have no assets, save for couple of old cars and a government pension.
We’re about $65k underwater. We bought our house in Sept 2007, a small 2bd/1ba house in Mira Mesa, for $327k through BofA + ACORN first time buyer program. We owe $315k on it, and it’s now worth about $250k. We had a 2nd child, so now the house feels too small, but we’re stuck. It seems like if we stay, we’d have to wait at least 5-7 years, if not more, for the market to recover to a point where we can sell. Walking away might make sense, but we’re not sure of the consequences. We like home ownership, and would like to eventually be able to buy again.
Any comments on our situation?
beelzebubParticipantThank you all for your comments. I’m pretty sure the mod was done within the same loan, and a new loan was not drawn up. And, besides, we have no assets, save for couple of old cars and a government pension.
We’re about $65k underwater. We bought our house in Sept 2007, a small 2bd/1ba house in Mira Mesa, for $327k through BofA + ACORN first time buyer program. We owe $315k on it, and it’s now worth about $250k. We had a 2nd child, so now the house feels too small, but we’re stuck. It seems like if we stay, we’d have to wait at least 5-7 years, if not more, for the market to recover to a point where we can sell. Walking away might make sense, but we’re not sure of the consequences. We like home ownership, and would like to eventually be able to buy again.
Any comments on our situation?
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