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jpinpb
ParticipantI love the one story about Condo Vultures in Florida. The show w/all the stories is actually called “Home Sick.”
Another story about convincing owner to price less. Doesn’t matter if you have gold widgets in your home, the bank owned one costs less. Gotta reduce. (although w/the price of gold, I would buy)
They say the bank is artifically pricing low. BWAHAHAHA.
jpinpb
ParticipantI love the one story about Condo Vultures in Florida. The show w/all the stories is actually called “Home Sick.”
Another story about convincing owner to price less. Doesn’t matter if you have gold widgets in your home, the bank owned one costs less. Gotta reduce. (although w/the price of gold, I would buy)
They say the bank is artifically pricing low. BWAHAHAHA.
jpinpb
ParticipantI love the one story about Condo Vultures in Florida. The show w/all the stories is actually called “Home Sick.”
Another story about convincing owner to price less. Doesn’t matter if you have gold widgets in your home, the bank owned one costs less. Gotta reduce. (although w/the price of gold, I would buy)
They say the bank is artifically pricing low. BWAHAHAHA.
jpinpb
ParticipantI love the one story about Condo Vultures in Florida. The show w/all the stories is actually called “Home Sick.”
Another story about convincing owner to price less. Doesn’t matter if you have gold widgets in your home, the bank owned one costs less. Gotta reduce. (although w/the price of gold, I would buy)
They say the bank is artifically pricing low. BWAHAHAHA.
jpinpb
ParticipantIt’s pathetic the tricks they resort to. And now that it’s a buyer’s market, it’s like shooting yourself in the foot. Turnoff, unless, again, it’s some house you love. I’ve experienced enough disappointment and am learning to not fall in love w/anything except the price, but in the right location.
jpinpb
ParticipantIt’s pathetic the tricks they resort to. And now that it’s a buyer’s market, it’s like shooting yourself in the foot. Turnoff, unless, again, it’s some house you love. I’ve experienced enough disappointment and am learning to not fall in love w/anything except the price, but in the right location.
jpinpb
ParticipantIt’s pathetic the tricks they resort to. And now that it’s a buyer’s market, it’s like shooting yourself in the foot. Turnoff, unless, again, it’s some house you love. I’ve experienced enough disappointment and am learning to not fall in love w/anything except the price, but in the right location.
jpinpb
ParticipantIt’s pathetic the tricks they resort to. And now that it’s a buyer’s market, it’s like shooting yourself in the foot. Turnoff, unless, again, it’s some house you love. I’ve experienced enough disappointment and am learning to not fall in love w/anything except the price, but in the right location.
jpinpb
ParticipantIt’s pathetic the tricks they resort to. And now that it’s a buyer’s market, it’s like shooting yourself in the foot. Turnoff, unless, again, it’s some house you love. I’ve experienced enough disappointment and am learning to not fall in love w/anything except the price, but in the right location.
jpinpb
ParticipantThat’s true and I mostly look in older neighborhoods. I sometimes look in newer ones and it’s tempting at times, but the HOAs and MRs convince me otherwise.
I can understand Prop 13 helping the elder on fixed income. They finally pay off their house. They don’t need to be paying huge taxes and deplete their ever tiny SS check. Believe me, by the time you reach their age w/no SS you will be glad to have low prop tax.
I just think the MR should be able to be written off b/c it essentially is prop tax.
jpinpb
ParticipantThat’s true and I mostly look in older neighborhoods. I sometimes look in newer ones and it’s tempting at times, but the HOAs and MRs convince me otherwise.
I can understand Prop 13 helping the elder on fixed income. They finally pay off their house. They don’t need to be paying huge taxes and deplete their ever tiny SS check. Believe me, by the time you reach their age w/no SS you will be glad to have low prop tax.
I just think the MR should be able to be written off b/c it essentially is prop tax.
jpinpb
ParticipantThat’s true and I mostly look in older neighborhoods. I sometimes look in newer ones and it’s tempting at times, but the HOAs and MRs convince me otherwise.
I can understand Prop 13 helping the elder on fixed income. They finally pay off their house. They don’t need to be paying huge taxes and deplete their ever tiny SS check. Believe me, by the time you reach their age w/no SS you will be glad to have low prop tax.
I just think the MR should be able to be written off b/c it essentially is prop tax.
jpinpb
ParticipantThat’s true and I mostly look in older neighborhoods. I sometimes look in newer ones and it’s tempting at times, but the HOAs and MRs convince me otherwise.
I can understand Prop 13 helping the elder on fixed income. They finally pay off their house. They don’t need to be paying huge taxes and deplete their ever tiny SS check. Believe me, by the time you reach their age w/no SS you will be glad to have low prop tax.
I just think the MR should be able to be written off b/c it essentially is prop tax.
jpinpb
ParticipantThat’s true and I mostly look in older neighborhoods. I sometimes look in newer ones and it’s tempting at times, but the HOAs and MRs convince me otherwise.
I can understand Prop 13 helping the elder on fixed income. They finally pay off their house. They don’t need to be paying huge taxes and deplete their ever tiny SS check. Believe me, by the time you reach their age w/no SS you will be glad to have low prop tax.
I just think the MR should be able to be written off b/c it essentially is prop tax.
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