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November 7, 2007 at 5:51 PM in reply to: Expatriate from France to San Diego. Where and when to buy a home? #97034
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ParticipantPersonally, I would wait until Nuclear 9/11 before buying a house.
November 7, 2007 at 5:51 PM in reply to: Expatriate from France to San Diego. Where and when to buy a home? #97095ParticipantPersonally, I would wait until Nuclear 9/11 before buying a house.
November 7, 2007 at 5:51 PM in reply to: Expatriate from France to San Diego. Where and when to buy a home? #97104ParticipantPersonally, I would wait until Nuclear 9/11 before buying a house.
November 7, 2007 at 5:51 PM in reply to: Expatriate from France to San Diego. Where and when to buy a home? #97114ParticipantPersonally, I would wait until Nuclear 9/11 before buying a house.
ParticipantThe future has no lobbyist in Washington.
Therefore, the dollar is dead, your children and grandchildren will be sharecroppers to foreign bosses and by the time anyone realizes this, the politicians will have left office.
Look how Joe and Jane consumer treat their household finances. Live for today and screw tomorrow. Same thing in Washington. If people cared about the future, then they would not spend like this.
ParticipantThe future has no lobbyist in Washington.
Therefore, the dollar is dead, your children and grandchildren will be sharecroppers to foreign bosses and by the time anyone realizes this, the politicians will have left office.
Look how Joe and Jane consumer treat their household finances. Live for today and screw tomorrow. Same thing in Washington. If people cared about the future, then they would not spend like this.
October 17, 2007 at 5:19 PM in reply to: Bought for $466k in ’06 – can’t sell for $350k in ’07 #89734ParticipantI remember driving through that area on my way up to Barstow from San Diego for some drywashing back in 2000 and 2001. They were advertising new houses in the high 100’s back then. I thought that was cheap since I lived in San Diego, but the area was too far from where I worked.
With gas at $6 per gallon a few years from now, who is going to be able to commute from there? Why does all the employment have to be along the coast anyway? Stupid.
The dollar is going to zero, Peak Oil is real, and oil will be $200 per barrel in 10 years in today’s dollars!
October 17, 2007 at 5:19 PM in reply to: Bought for $466k in ’06 – can’t sell for $350k in ’07 #89743ParticipantI remember driving through that area on my way up to Barstow from San Diego for some drywashing back in 2000 and 2001. They were advertising new houses in the high 100’s back then. I thought that was cheap since I lived in San Diego, but the area was too far from where I worked.
With gas at $6 per gallon a few years from now, who is going to be able to commute from there? Why does all the employment have to be along the coast anyway? Stupid.
The dollar is going to zero, Peak Oil is real, and oil will be $200 per barrel in 10 years in today’s dollars!
ParticipantTypical management sleaze. This guy knows the market and he knew when the gettin’ out was good. The guy’s old enough to have gone through several market cycles.
They, management and directors, are even admitting that CEO’s are overpaid. The cat’s getting out of the bag on this one.
If you have not been dead that last 20 years, you should have noticed that companies and maybe even the country have been run for the benefit of upper management.
His name should be “Orangezillo.”
ParticipantTypical management sleaze. This guy knows the market and he knew when the gettin’ out was good. The guy’s old enough to have gone through several market cycles.
They, management and directors, are even admitting that CEO’s are overpaid. The cat’s getting out of the bag on this one.
If you have not been dead that last 20 years, you should have noticed that companies and maybe even the country have been run for the benefit of upper management.
His name should be “Orangezillo.”
ParticipantREIT income is taxed at your regular income tax rate. It is not a dividend or qualified dividend for tax purposes, so you won’t get the 15% tax rate.
Wait for a depression before buying REIT’s. There is supposed to be an implosion. By foreign stocks so when the dollar implodes, you still have something left.
ParticipantREIT income is taxed at your regular income tax rate. It is not a dividend or qualified dividend for tax purposes, so you won’t get the 15% tax rate.
Wait for a depression before buying REIT’s. There is supposed to be an implosion. By foreign stocks so when the dollar implodes, you still have something left.
ParticipantYou priced your house correctly for sale.
In your neck of the woods, where commuting is easy, you have plenty of potential buyers. It’s location, location, location, and not price, price, price. Absent a recession, or a mass grave in the back yard, houses in that location will always be in demand.
ParticipantYou priced your house correctly for sale.
In your neck of the woods, where commuting is easy, you have plenty of potential buyers. It’s location, location, location, and not price, price, price. Absent a recession, or a mass grave in the back yard, houses in that location will always be in demand.
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