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ParticipantI was in your same situation and decided to stick with AT&T. I got the Samsung Infuse 4g and really like it. Screen is 4.5 inches (larger than any other that I know of), extremely bright, and the phone is super thin and light.
My speed tests range from 3 – 7 Mbps using the AT&T version of 4g HSPA+, which I guess is slower than Verizon’s LTE. However, I do find that it is almost everywhere, which is nice.
No regrets leaving the iPhone. I feel like Android is the pioneer and releases cool new stuff right away, while Apple takes 6 months to perfect it before release. Just my 2c.
ParticipantI was in your same situation and decided to stick with AT&T. I got the Samsung Infuse 4g and really like it. Screen is 4.5 inches (larger than any other that I know of), extremely bright, and the phone is super thin and light.
My speed tests range from 3 – 7 Mbps using the AT&T version of 4g HSPA+, which I guess is slower than Verizon’s LTE. However, I do find that it is almost everywhere, which is nice.
No regrets leaving the iPhone. I feel like Android is the pioneer and releases cool new stuff right away, while Apple takes 6 months to perfect it before release. Just my 2c.
ParticipantI was in your same situation and decided to stick with AT&T. I got the Samsung Infuse 4g and really like it. Screen is 4.5 inches (larger than any other that I know of), extremely bright, and the phone is super thin and light.
My speed tests range from 3 – 7 Mbps using the AT&T version of 4g HSPA+, which I guess is slower than Verizon’s LTE. However, I do find that it is almost everywhere, which is nice.
No regrets leaving the iPhone. I feel like Android is the pioneer and releases cool new stuff right away, while Apple takes 6 months to perfect it before release. Just my 2c.
ParticipantI was in your same situation and decided to stick with AT&T. I got the Samsung Infuse 4g and really like it. Screen is 4.5 inches (larger than any other that I know of), extremely bright, and the phone is super thin and light.
My speed tests range from 3 – 7 Mbps using the AT&T version of 4g HSPA+, which I guess is slower than Verizon’s LTE. However, I do find that it is almost everywhere, which is nice.
No regrets leaving the iPhone. I feel like Android is the pioneer and releases cool new stuff right away, while Apple takes 6 months to perfect it before release. Just my 2c.
ParticipantI was in your same situation and decided to stick with AT&T. I got the Samsung Infuse 4g and really like it. Screen is 4.5 inches (larger than any other that I know of), extremely bright, and the phone is super thin and light.
My speed tests range from 3 – 7 Mbps using the AT&T version of 4g HSPA+, which I guess is slower than Verizon’s LTE. However, I do find that it is almost everywhere, which is nice.
No regrets leaving the iPhone. I feel like Android is the pioneer and releases cool new stuff right away, while Apple takes 6 months to perfect it before release. Just my 2c.
Participant[quote=AN][quote=deadzone][quote=AN]I’m not defensive about my purchase at all. If you read my posts in 2008, I stated I was expecting that i’ll probably lose another 20%. What bothers me is your broad generalization statement. If you consider giving an oposing view as whining then I’m guilty as charged. But that also mean everyone on here are whining.
BTW, if you’re right and and we’ll see a 20% hair cut across the board, then i’ll be one happy camper, since I can buy investment properties near home instead of having to look for them out of town.[/quote]
If you bought in 08, how much have are you down right now?[/quote]
I’ m up between 0-3% based on recent comps. My monthly piti over the last 3 years have been ~$100 less than comparable rents. My house came with all dual pane vinyl Windows, so its a little more efficient than 30 years old windows.[/quote]Are you taking into account your down payment when you compare piti to rent? For me, this is a huge factor that people don’t consider – the lost investment potential of their down payment. I have a hard time putting a large chunk of my eggs (20% down) in this one residential property investment.
Participant[quote=AN][quote=deadzone][quote=AN]I’m not defensive about my purchase at all. If you read my posts in 2008, I stated I was expecting that i’ll probably lose another 20%. What bothers me is your broad generalization statement. If you consider giving an oposing view as whining then I’m guilty as charged. But that also mean everyone on here are whining.
BTW, if you’re right and and we’ll see a 20% hair cut across the board, then i’ll be one happy camper, since I can buy investment properties near home instead of having to look for them out of town.[/quote]
If you bought in 08, how much have are you down right now?[/quote]
I’ m up between 0-3% based on recent comps. My monthly piti over the last 3 years have been ~$100 less than comparable rents. My house came with all dual pane vinyl Windows, so its a little more efficient than 30 years old windows.[/quote]Are you taking into account your down payment when you compare piti to rent? For me, this is a huge factor that people don’t consider – the lost investment potential of their down payment. I have a hard time putting a large chunk of my eggs (20% down) in this one residential property investment.
Participant[quote=AN][quote=deadzone][quote=AN]I’m not defensive about my purchase at all. If you read my posts in 2008, I stated I was expecting that i’ll probably lose another 20%. What bothers me is your broad generalization statement. If you consider giving an oposing view as whining then I’m guilty as charged. But that also mean everyone on here are whining.
BTW, if you’re right and and we’ll see a 20% hair cut across the board, then i’ll be one happy camper, since I can buy investment properties near home instead of having to look for them out of town.[/quote]
If you bought in 08, how much have are you down right now?[/quote]
I’ m up between 0-3% based on recent comps. My monthly piti over the last 3 years have been ~$100 less than comparable rents. My house came with all dual pane vinyl Windows, so its a little more efficient than 30 years old windows.[/quote]Are you taking into account your down payment when you compare piti to rent? For me, this is a huge factor that people don’t consider – the lost investment potential of their down payment. I have a hard time putting a large chunk of my eggs (20% down) in this one residential property investment.
Participant[quote=AN][quote=deadzone][quote=AN]I’m not defensive about my purchase at all. If you read my posts in 2008, I stated I was expecting that i’ll probably lose another 20%. What bothers me is your broad generalization statement. If you consider giving an oposing view as whining then I’m guilty as charged. But that also mean everyone on here are whining.
BTW, if you’re right and and we’ll see a 20% hair cut across the board, then i’ll be one happy camper, since I can buy investment properties near home instead of having to look for them out of town.[/quote]
If you bought in 08, how much have are you down right now?[/quote]
I’ m up between 0-3% based on recent comps. My monthly piti over the last 3 years have been ~$100 less than comparable rents. My house came with all dual pane vinyl Windows, so its a little more efficient than 30 years old windows.[/quote]Are you taking into account your down payment when you compare piti to rent? For me, this is a huge factor that people don’t consider – the lost investment potential of their down payment. I have a hard time putting a large chunk of my eggs (20% down) in this one residential property investment.
Participant[quote=AN][quote=deadzone][quote=AN]I’m not defensive about my purchase at all. If you read my posts in 2008, I stated I was expecting that i’ll probably lose another 20%. What bothers me is your broad generalization statement. If you consider giving an oposing view as whining then I’m guilty as charged. But that also mean everyone on here are whining.
BTW, if you’re right and and we’ll see a 20% hair cut across the board, then i’ll be one happy camper, since I can buy investment properties near home instead of having to look for them out of town.[/quote]
If you bought in 08, how much have are you down right now?[/quote]
I’ m up between 0-3% based on recent comps. My monthly piti over the last 3 years have been ~$100 less than comparable rents. My house came with all dual pane vinyl Windows, so its a little more efficient than 30 years old windows.[/quote]Are you taking into account your down payment when you compare piti to rent? For me, this is a huge factor that people don’t consider – the lost investment potential of their down payment. I have a hard time putting a large chunk of my eggs (20% down) in this one residential property investment.
ParticipantI’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.
ParticipantI’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.
ParticipantI’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.
ParticipantI’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.
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