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Participantmany retirees will take this opportunity to move somewhere. The result will be a lot of affordable new homes (build to replace the lost homes). However, would you buy in an area that has a second major fire in 4 years?
We are still too early to be able to tell what is the extent of the damage. If the damage is in the range of several thousand homes then I think it will bring in a lot of contruction businesses with insurance and federal/state aid money.
Participantmany retirees will take this opportunity to move somewhere. The result will be a lot of affordable new homes (build to replace the lost homes). However, would you buy in an area that has a second major fire in 4 years?
We are still too early to be able to tell what is the extent of the damage. If the damage is in the range of several thousand homes then I think it will bring in a lot of contruction businesses with insurance and federal/state aid money.
Participant55 percent loss, wow, great to see. I wonder who put down $304K for a 1 bedroom apartment with hefty HOA.
Participant55 percent loss, wow, great to see. I wonder who put down $304K for a 1 bedroom apartment with hefty HOA.
October 16, 2007 at 3:33 PM in reply to: Feng Shui, is it important for you when buying a house? #89470ParticipantThe stove in Asia represents wealth. It is also the positive energy (Khi) that ward off the dark energy (sickness, evil spirits, bad luck). The stove is the center of the family because it is responsible for cooking up the foods that feed and grow (physically and emotionally) the family and its members and keep the relationships warm.
The sink, if directly opposing the stove, possibly can put out the fire that keep the family healthy, properous and living in harmony.
October 16, 2007 at 3:33 PM in reply to: Feng Shui, is it important for you when buying a house? #89479ParticipantThe stove in Asia represents wealth. It is also the positive energy (Khi) that ward off the dark energy (sickness, evil spirits, bad luck). The stove is the center of the family because it is responsible for cooking up the foods that feed and grow (physically and emotionally) the family and its members and keep the relationships warm.
The sink, if directly opposing the stove, possibly can put out the fire that keep the family healthy, properous and living in harmony.
ParticipantOh, it is that simple? I will try. I thought by allowing you to buy the advanced tee time, it must be hard to get it the normal route.
How do you like the course?
ParticipantOh, it is that simple? I will try. I thought by allowing you to buy the advanced tee time, it must be hard to get it the normal route.
How do you like the course?
ParticipantOh no, they raised the price for this house.
Price Increased: 10/13/2007 from $465,000-$515,876 to $485,000-$530,876
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-072062920-10640_Penara_St_San_Diego_CA_92126
ParticipantOh no, they raised the price for this house.
Price Increased: 10/13/2007 from $465,000-$515,876 to $485,000-$530,876
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-072062920-10640_Penara_St_San_Diego_CA_92126
ParticipantKev was talking about *individual” income. I think most dual incomes families are above $100K.
ParticipantKev was talking about *individual” income. I think most dual incomes families are above $100K.
ParticipantI work in a Engineering/Manufacturing facility in Orange County with 155 people and my estimate is that about 15 people make more than $100K. Most of these people are Managers, very Senior Engineers and Controller. So, about 10% of the people make more than $100K. However, this is a Engineering and Manufacturing facility where wages tend to be higher than average.
ParticipantI work in a Engineering/Manufacturing facility in Orange County with 155 people and my estimate is that about 15 people make more than $100K. Most of these people are Managers, very Senior Engineers and Controller. So, about 10% of the people make more than $100K. However, this is a Engineering and Manufacturing facility where wages tend to be higher than average.
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