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Try other Apple authorized resellers, not the main Apple stores. There’s usually one in each city. I believe the sales tax is a refund on departure at international airports.
JazzmanParticipantTry other Apple authorized resellers, not the main Apple stores. There’s usually one in each city. I believe the sales tax is a refund on departure at international airports.
JazzmanParticipantSaudi Arabia would cause real problems if supply is disrupted, but there have been no significant demonstrations …as yet. The royal family is wealthy enough to pump cash into social programs to help extinguish unrest. Peak oil is a problem waiting to happen, and you hear a lot about substitutes, but no radical shifts in the way we do things. Europe absorbs a much higher $ per gallon of gas, so why can’t the US consumer? One problem is that infrastructure in the US is built around the car. High speed trains must come, and public transportation dramatically improved. The auto industry must wake up and dump the truck, and over-sized sedan. Build cities up, not out. Find alternatives for all those products that include oil.
JazzmanParticipantSaudi Arabia would cause real problems if supply is disrupted, but there have been no significant demonstrations …as yet. The royal family is wealthy enough to pump cash into social programs to help extinguish unrest. Peak oil is a problem waiting to happen, and you hear a lot about substitutes, but no radical shifts in the way we do things. Europe absorbs a much higher $ per gallon of gas, so why can’t the US consumer? One problem is that infrastructure in the US is built around the car. High speed trains must come, and public transportation dramatically improved. The auto industry must wake up and dump the truck, and over-sized sedan. Build cities up, not out. Find alternatives for all those products that include oil.
JazzmanParticipantSaudi Arabia would cause real problems if supply is disrupted, but there have been no significant demonstrations …as yet. The royal family is wealthy enough to pump cash into social programs to help extinguish unrest. Peak oil is a problem waiting to happen, and you hear a lot about substitutes, but no radical shifts in the way we do things. Europe absorbs a much higher $ per gallon of gas, so why can’t the US consumer? One problem is that infrastructure in the US is built around the car. High speed trains must come, and public transportation dramatically improved. The auto industry must wake up and dump the truck, and over-sized sedan. Build cities up, not out. Find alternatives for all those products that include oil.
JazzmanParticipantSaudi Arabia would cause real problems if supply is disrupted, but there have been no significant demonstrations …as yet. The royal family is wealthy enough to pump cash into social programs to help extinguish unrest. Peak oil is a problem waiting to happen, and you hear a lot about substitutes, but no radical shifts in the way we do things. Europe absorbs a much higher $ per gallon of gas, so why can’t the US consumer? One problem is that infrastructure in the US is built around the car. High speed trains must come, and public transportation dramatically improved. The auto industry must wake up and dump the truck, and over-sized sedan. Build cities up, not out. Find alternatives for all those products that include oil.
JazzmanParticipantSaudi Arabia would cause real problems if supply is disrupted, but there have been no significant demonstrations …as yet. The royal family is wealthy enough to pump cash into social programs to help extinguish unrest. Peak oil is a problem waiting to happen, and you hear a lot about substitutes, but no radical shifts in the way we do things. Europe absorbs a much higher $ per gallon of gas, so why can’t the US consumer? One problem is that infrastructure in the US is built around the car. High speed trains must come, and public transportation dramatically improved. The auto industry must wake up and dump the truck, and over-sized sedan. Build cities up, not out. Find alternatives for all those products that include oil.
JazzmanParticipantI have spent quite a bit of time researching investment income properties and have started building a portfolio. The first thing to look at is the return on investment (ROI) sometimes expressed as the Capitalization (cap) Rate. After looking at many places in CA, it became clear that better opportunities exist elsewhere. The next major hurdle is property management, which is as important as the property itself. As a rule of thumb you will want a rent of $1,000 for a $100k home in order to cash flow, as you can expect to pay up to 50% of gross rent on costs. Your competition is an army of cash buyer baby boomers out there hunting down alternative fixed incomes streams. Spend six months to a year researching before you do anything. CA will be a challenge.
JazzmanParticipantI have spent quite a bit of time researching investment income properties and have started building a portfolio. The first thing to look at is the return on investment (ROI) sometimes expressed as the Capitalization (cap) Rate. After looking at many places in CA, it became clear that better opportunities exist elsewhere. The next major hurdle is property management, which is as important as the property itself. As a rule of thumb you will want a rent of $1,000 for a $100k home in order to cash flow, as you can expect to pay up to 50% of gross rent on costs. Your competition is an army of cash buyer baby boomers out there hunting down alternative fixed incomes streams. Spend six months to a year researching before you do anything. CA will be a challenge.
JazzmanParticipantI have spent quite a bit of time researching investment income properties and have started building a portfolio. The first thing to look at is the return on investment (ROI) sometimes expressed as the Capitalization (cap) Rate. After looking at many places in CA, it became clear that better opportunities exist elsewhere. The next major hurdle is property management, which is as important as the property itself. As a rule of thumb you will want a rent of $1,000 for a $100k home in order to cash flow, as you can expect to pay up to 50% of gross rent on costs. Your competition is an army of cash buyer baby boomers out there hunting down alternative fixed incomes streams. Spend six months to a year researching before you do anything. CA will be a challenge.
JazzmanParticipantI have spent quite a bit of time researching investment income properties and have started building a portfolio. The first thing to look at is the return on investment (ROI) sometimes expressed as the Capitalization (cap) Rate. After looking at many places in CA, it became clear that better opportunities exist elsewhere. The next major hurdle is property management, which is as important as the property itself. As a rule of thumb you will want a rent of $1,000 for a $100k home in order to cash flow, as you can expect to pay up to 50% of gross rent on costs. Your competition is an army of cash buyer baby boomers out there hunting down alternative fixed incomes streams. Spend six months to a year researching before you do anything. CA will be a challenge.
JazzmanParticipantI have spent quite a bit of time researching investment income properties and have started building a portfolio. The first thing to look at is the return on investment (ROI) sometimes expressed as the Capitalization (cap) Rate. After looking at many places in CA, it became clear that better opportunities exist elsewhere. The next major hurdle is property management, which is as important as the property itself. As a rule of thumb you will want a rent of $1,000 for a $100k home in order to cash flow, as you can expect to pay up to 50% of gross rent on costs. Your competition is an army of cash buyer baby boomers out there hunting down alternative fixed incomes streams. Spend six months to a year researching before you do anything. CA will be a challenge.
JazzmanParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=UCGal]
Argentina has some great architecture.[/quote]Talking about great architecture, look at what you can buy in Buenos Aires.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/24/greathomesanddestinations/24location.html%5B/quote%5D
Look at what you buy in France. We have lost our way. http://www.green-acres.com/en/properties/3628a-385.htm?utm_source=email&utm_medium=mail_alert&utm_term=297519&utm_campaign=Alerte%2Bemail
JazzmanParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=UCGal]
Argentina has some great architecture.[/quote]Talking about great architecture, look at what you can buy in Buenos Aires.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/24/greathomesanddestinations/24location.html%5B/quote%5D
Look at what you buy in France. We have lost our way. http://www.green-acres.com/en/properties/3628a-385.htm?utm_source=email&utm_medium=mail_alert&utm_term=297519&utm_campaign=Alerte%2Bemail
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