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December 18, 2009 at 3:17 PM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #496040December 18, 2009 at 3:17 PM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #496281
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ParticipantHere’s a house for sale across the street from an elementary school that would surely be a bargain at $1.1 M. It’s not really my taste, but I’d take it for ~1.1 Mil.
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10601-Ohio-Ave-Los-Angeles-CA-90024/20506336_zpid/
ParticipantWhat kind of fees for an IRA ?
I’ve had IRA accounts for about 15 years, initiaially with Jack White & CO, who were bought out by TD waterhouse, who then merged with Ameritrade to become TDAmeritrade.
What kind of fees are you talking about ?
Annual fees ?The only fees I pay are broker fees (9.99 per trade) when I buy or sell stocks. They have a bunch of mutual funds, but I use mostly ETFs, which trade like stocks.
ParticipantWhat kind of fees for an IRA ?
I’ve had IRA accounts for about 15 years, initiaially with Jack White & CO, who were bought out by TD waterhouse, who then merged with Ameritrade to become TDAmeritrade.
What kind of fees are you talking about ?
Annual fees ?The only fees I pay are broker fees (9.99 per trade) when I buy or sell stocks. They have a bunch of mutual funds, but I use mostly ETFs, which trade like stocks.
ParticipantWhat kind of fees for an IRA ?
I’ve had IRA accounts for about 15 years, initiaially with Jack White & CO, who were bought out by TD waterhouse, who then merged with Ameritrade to become TDAmeritrade.
What kind of fees are you talking about ?
Annual fees ?The only fees I pay are broker fees (9.99 per trade) when I buy or sell stocks. They have a bunch of mutual funds, but I use mostly ETFs, which trade like stocks.
ParticipantWhat kind of fees for an IRA ?
I’ve had IRA accounts for about 15 years, initiaially with Jack White & CO, who were bought out by TD waterhouse, who then merged with Ameritrade to become TDAmeritrade.
What kind of fees are you talking about ?
Annual fees ?The only fees I pay are broker fees (9.99 per trade) when I buy or sell stocks. They have a bunch of mutual funds, but I use mostly ETFs, which trade like stocks.
ParticipantWhat kind of fees for an IRA ?
I’ve had IRA accounts for about 15 years, initiaially with Jack White & CO, who were bought out by TD waterhouse, who then merged with Ameritrade to become TDAmeritrade.
What kind of fees are you talking about ?
Annual fees ?The only fees I pay are broker fees (9.99 per trade) when I buy or sell stocks. They have a bunch of mutual funds, but I use mostly ETFs, which trade like stocks.
December 16, 2009 at 8:43 AM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #494591ParticipantThere can be circumstances where being across from a school and paying 1.1 Million would be a bargain. It depends where this property is located, what the neighborhood is like, etc. Many other factors to consider.
Example : Warner Elementary school in Westwood (LA, 90024). If you can buy a house across the street from that school for under 1.5M, you are getting a bargain. Most would be in the ~ 2 million range.
December 16, 2009 at 8:43 AM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #494749ParticipantThere can be circumstances where being across from a school and paying 1.1 Million would be a bargain. It depends where this property is located, what the neighborhood is like, etc. Many other factors to consider.
Example : Warner Elementary school in Westwood (LA, 90024). If you can buy a house across the street from that school for under 1.5M, you are getting a bargain. Most would be in the ~ 2 million range.
December 16, 2009 at 8:43 AM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #495135ParticipantThere can be circumstances where being across from a school and paying 1.1 Million would be a bargain. It depends where this property is located, what the neighborhood is like, etc. Many other factors to consider.
Example : Warner Elementary school in Westwood (LA, 90024). If you can buy a house across the street from that school for under 1.5M, you are getting a bargain. Most would be in the ~ 2 million range.
December 16, 2009 at 8:43 AM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #495222ParticipantThere can be circumstances where being across from a school and paying 1.1 Million would be a bargain. It depends where this property is located, what the neighborhood is like, etc. Many other factors to consider.
Example : Warner Elementary school in Westwood (LA, 90024). If you can buy a house across the street from that school for under 1.5M, you are getting a bargain. Most would be in the ~ 2 million range.
December 16, 2009 at 8:43 AM in reply to: Buying a house with an elementary school across the street #495461ParticipantThere can be circumstances where being across from a school and paying 1.1 Million would be a bargain. It depends where this property is located, what the neighborhood is like, etc. Many other factors to consider.
Example : Warner Elementary school in Westwood (LA, 90024). If you can buy a house across the street from that school for under 1.5M, you are getting a bargain. Most would be in the ~ 2 million range.
Participantwelcome back, PS …
now if we could get jg, docteur and PD to post again it would be an interesting reunion of sorts.Participantwelcome back, PS …
now if we could get jg, docteur and PD to post again it would be an interesting reunion of sorts.Participantwelcome back, PS …
now if we could get jg, docteur and PD to post again it would be an interesting reunion of sorts. -
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