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ParticipantHeck, half of ’em aren’t even finished yet. There are tons of buildings still under construction downtown. So the supply end of it is just going to get worse and worse. A lot of these are going to end up as some kind of rentals I think, although that could take years to pan out.
ParticipantHeck, half of ’em aren’t even finished yet. There are tons of buildings still under construction downtown. So the supply end of it is just going to get worse and worse. A lot of these are going to end up as some kind of rentals I think, although that could take years to pan out.
ParticipantHeck, half of ’em aren’t even finished yet. There are tons of buildings still under construction downtown. So the supply end of it is just going to get worse and worse. A lot of these are going to end up as some kind of rentals I think, although that could take years to pan out.
ParticipantI have lived quite comfortably for some time now on $2.5k per month
Really? If your rent is $1500/mo, you’ve only got $1K/month left. That’s $33 a day for food, gas, tires, doctor’s visits, surfobard wax, etc… You’re frugal, dude! Hopefully your girlfriend or wife is too or she’ll be complaining haha…
ParticipantI have lived quite comfortably for some time now on $2.5k per month
Really? If your rent is $1500/mo, you’ve only got $1K/month left. That’s $33 a day for food, gas, tires, doctor’s visits, surfobard wax, etc… You’re frugal, dude! Hopefully your girlfriend or wife is too or she’ll be complaining haha…
ParticipantI have lived quite comfortably for some time now on $2.5k per month
Really? If your rent is $1500/mo, you’ve only got $1K/month left. That’s $33 a day for food, gas, tires, doctor’s visits, surfobard wax, etc… You’re frugal, dude! Hopefully your girlfriend or wife is too or she’ll be complaining haha…
ParticipantI have lived quite comfortably for some time now on $2.5k per month
Really? If your rent is $1500/mo, you’ve only got $1K/month left. That’s $33 a day for food, gas, tires, doctor’s visits, surfobard wax, etc… You’re frugal, dude! Hopefully your girlfriend or wife is too or she’ll be complaining haha…
ParticipantI have lived quite comfortably for some time now on $2.5k per month
Really? If your rent is $1500/mo, you’ve only got $1K/month left. That’s $33 a day for food, gas, tires, doctor’s visits, surfobard wax, etc… You’re frugal, dude! Hopefully your girlfriend or wife is too or she’ll be complaining haha…
ParticipantNext, if you’re making $140k now and saving only $2-$3k per month what are you doing with the other $8-$9k?
He’s paying a lot of taxes on that $140K and I assume contributing to his 401K. If he can save an additional $24K-$36K per year, he’s saving a lot. Sure he could save more by living in a trailer and eating TV dinners, but come on, he’s doing pretty good here…
ParticipantNext, if you’re making $140k now and saving only $2-$3k per month what are you doing with the other $8-$9k?
He’s paying a lot of taxes on that $140K and I assume contributing to his 401K. If he can save an additional $24K-$36K per year, he’s saving a lot. Sure he could save more by living in a trailer and eating TV dinners, but come on, he’s doing pretty good here…
ParticipantNext, if you’re making $140k now and saving only $2-$3k per month what are you doing with the other $8-$9k?
He’s paying a lot of taxes on that $140K and I assume contributing to his 401K. If he can save an additional $24K-$36K per year, he’s saving a lot. Sure he could save more by living in a trailer and eating TV dinners, but come on, he’s doing pretty good here…
ParticipantNext, if you’re making $140k now and saving only $2-$3k per month what are you doing with the other $8-$9k?
He’s paying a lot of taxes on that $140K and I assume contributing to his 401K. If he can save an additional $24K-$36K per year, he’s saving a lot. Sure he could save more by living in a trailer and eating TV dinners, but come on, he’s doing pretty good here…
ParticipantNext, if you’re making $140k now and saving only $2-$3k per month what are you doing with the other $8-$9k?
He’s paying a lot of taxes on that $140K and I assume contributing to his 401K. If he can save an additional $24K-$36K per year, he’s saving a lot. Sure he could save more by living in a trailer and eating TV dinners, but come on, he’s doing pretty good here…
ParticipantI dunno what to do.
Asking for personal advice from a weird group (and I include myself here) of housing-obsessed blog readers is probably not the best idea. Honestly, there are some real oddballs here. I, for example, LOST MONEY INVESTING IN GOLD LAST YEAR. I’d like to give you some advice, but I’d probably do more harm than good.
You’re making and saving good money anyway, you should be fine no matter what you do.
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