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ParticipantSince we are on the topic, what is pigg opinion about investments in mobile home parks (the kind that own land with utilities and rent it out homesites.)? A guy at work was talking about those…
enron_by_the_sea
ParticipantSince we are on the topic, what is pigg opinion about investments in mobile home parks (the kind that own land with utilities and rent it out homesites.)? A guy at work was talking about those…
January 19, 2011 at 2:40 PM in reply to: OT: length of lifetime for different decades built houses #655941enron_by_the_sea
ParticipantDoes anyone know what new things were introduced this century (i.e. after 2000) in buildings?
Perhaps better energy efficiency?
January 19, 2011 at 2:40 PM in reply to: OT: length of lifetime for different decades built houses #656002enron_by_the_sea
ParticipantDoes anyone know what new things were introduced this century (i.e. after 2000) in buildings?
Perhaps better energy efficiency?
January 19, 2011 at 2:40 PM in reply to: OT: length of lifetime for different decades built houses #656600enron_by_the_sea
ParticipantDoes anyone know what new things were introduced this century (i.e. after 2000) in buildings?
Perhaps better energy efficiency?
January 19, 2011 at 2:40 PM in reply to: OT: length of lifetime for different decades built houses #656738enron_by_the_sea
ParticipantDoes anyone know what new things were introduced this century (i.e. after 2000) in buildings?
Perhaps better energy efficiency?
January 19, 2011 at 2:40 PM in reply to: OT: length of lifetime for different decades built houses #657068enron_by_the_sea
ParticipantDoes anyone know what new things were introduced this century (i.e. after 2000) in buildings?
Perhaps better energy efficiency?
enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=flu] Only need those those damn ARM holding, nvidia, xxxCOM, intel, exxon mobil, bp, and royal dutch shares would all double at this point :)[/quote]
flu.
You are in wrong stocks.1. market cap > 50e9 -> No doubling (except AAPL)
2. Chip stocks > 2e9 Mcap -> No doublingIf you want to double in a year you need to be here π
1. Chinese internet stocks -> double, double (BIDU, YOKU, DANG)
2. Rare earth -) double double (REE,MCP)
3. Cloud computing -> double double (CRM,RVBD,FFIV)
4. Fad shoes -> Double double (DECK, CROX)
5. Fad clothes -> double double (LULU)
6. Agriculture -> double double (POT, DE)enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=flu] Only need those those damn ARM holding, nvidia, xxxCOM, intel, exxon mobil, bp, and royal dutch shares would all double at this point :)[/quote]
flu.
You are in wrong stocks.1. market cap > 50e9 -> No doubling (except AAPL)
2. Chip stocks > 2e9 Mcap -> No doublingIf you want to double in a year you need to be here π
1. Chinese internet stocks -> double, double (BIDU, YOKU, DANG)
2. Rare earth -) double double (REE,MCP)
3. Cloud computing -> double double (CRM,RVBD,FFIV)
4. Fad shoes -> Double double (DECK, CROX)
5. Fad clothes -> double double (LULU)
6. Agriculture -> double double (POT, DE)enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=flu] Only need those those damn ARM holding, nvidia, xxxCOM, intel, exxon mobil, bp, and royal dutch shares would all double at this point :)[/quote]
flu.
You are in wrong stocks.1. market cap > 50e9 -> No doubling (except AAPL)
2. Chip stocks > 2e9 Mcap -> No doublingIf you want to double in a year you need to be here π
1. Chinese internet stocks -> double, double (BIDU, YOKU, DANG)
2. Rare earth -) double double (REE,MCP)
3. Cloud computing -> double double (CRM,RVBD,FFIV)
4. Fad shoes -> Double double (DECK, CROX)
5. Fad clothes -> double double (LULU)
6. Agriculture -> double double (POT, DE)enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=flu] Only need those those damn ARM holding, nvidia, xxxCOM, intel, exxon mobil, bp, and royal dutch shares would all double at this point :)[/quote]
flu.
You are in wrong stocks.1. market cap > 50e9 -> No doubling (except AAPL)
2. Chip stocks > 2e9 Mcap -> No doublingIf you want to double in a year you need to be here π
1. Chinese internet stocks -> double, double (BIDU, YOKU, DANG)
2. Rare earth -) double double (REE,MCP)
3. Cloud computing -> double double (CRM,RVBD,FFIV)
4. Fad shoes -> Double double (DECK, CROX)
5. Fad clothes -> double double (LULU)
6. Agriculture -> double double (POT, DE)enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=flu] Only need those those damn ARM holding, nvidia, xxxCOM, intel, exxon mobil, bp, and royal dutch shares would all double at this point :)[/quote]
flu.
You are in wrong stocks.1. market cap > 50e9 -> No doubling (except AAPL)
2. Chip stocks > 2e9 Mcap -> No doublingIf you want to double in a year you need to be here π
1. Chinese internet stocks -> double, double (BIDU, YOKU, DANG)
2. Rare earth -) double double (REE,MCP)
3. Cloud computing -> double double (CRM,RVBD,FFIV)
4. Fad shoes -> Double double (DECK, CROX)
5. Fad clothes -> double double (LULU)
6. Agriculture -> double double (POT, DE)enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah that 2 out of 5 years exclusion is nice. Even if you pass that exclusion though, if you have cap losses you are carrying forward from perhaps stocks or something, if you sell the home as a purely income property you can line that gain up against those losses..[/quote]
Is that really true? I have been told that operating losses in a year are considered passive activity and can not be used to reduce taxable income or investment income. Not sure about cap gains though.
If it is true, what is the basis for capital gain? The original purchase price or market value at the time when it turns into a rental?
enron_by_the_sea
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah that 2 out of 5 years exclusion is nice. Even if you pass that exclusion though, if you have cap losses you are carrying forward from perhaps stocks or something, if you sell the home as a purely income property you can line that gain up against those losses..[/quote]
Is that really true? I have been told that operating losses in a year are considered passive activity and can not be used to reduce taxable income or investment income. Not sure about cap gains though.
If it is true, what is the basis for capital gain? The original purchase price or market value at the time when it turns into a rental?
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