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I believe the pine hills area near Julian has the hydrants. Perhaps the best course of action is to clear brush 100′ around the house and not have a flammable roof. But it would still suck to be without electricity for extended periods of time. If this idea was put forth 6 months to a year ago I could see people preparing for it with solar and backup power (battery/generators), I was not affected but I feel sorry for those that were. Did they shut off the high tension wires? or just the smart meters?
moneymakerParticipantJobs,jobs, and or income! It’s all about affordability. When I first clicked on the link I thought he knew what he was talking about, then I read more and decided to skim the rest. In general I do agree with him, just not with his logic. It was interesting to see that the country as a whole has not gone insane, there are actually places where home prices are dropping. If I take my total monthly mortgage and divide it by total yearly household income, I get 1.17%, which in my opinion is affordable. If that percentage gets above 3% then I would say there could be trouble, 4-5% and you should seriously be thinking about if you are paying too much to keep a roof over your head.
moneymakerParticipantIn the last month they seem to have done about the same. I did dump my T shares today at 36.9, set that sell price 3 weeks ago.Bought 3 or 4 times on the way down. The nose bleed market just makes me skittish.
moneymakerParticipantI’m thankful that my dog likes popcorn, otherwise I would have to pick it up after I accidentally drop it on the floor. I’m thankful for being able to watch the miss universe contest on a 70″ TV. they all seems so homogeneous looking, but love the accents.
moneymakerParticipantMax Force, industrial strength and the problem will go away, even if from neighbors. https://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/maxforce-fc-roach-bait-gel-p-52.html?keyword=&gclid=Cj0KCQiAl8rQBRDrARIsAEW_To-g8JNOBZYUg62rgiUHwtY4W57uDeRU2x9jAbUluZdqaXdV00LSYaIaAqhqEALw_wcB&sub_id=3989
moneymakerParticipantHeard AMT is going away, never used it myself anyway. All it means is you are using a really good accountant who has gotten you a lot of tax breaks. I’m not going to assume anything until it gets to the president and he signs it.
moneymakerParticipantLooks like it is back on the market https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2985-New-Jersey-Ave-Lemon-Grove-CA-91945/17016852_zpid/ of course according to zillow it just increased 13.3% in the last 30 days which puts it right about where the buyer can still make a nice little profit without actually doing anything. Good grief, next sucker please!
moneymakerParticipantHonestly I’m glad I have not paid off my mortgage. With the new tax plan it may not make sense for me to itemize. So the mortgage interest deduction will be a mute thing for me. At 2.625% and less than 200k in the balance the write off is just not that great!
moneymakerParticipantRight now looks like fake news, but I can see it in the near future.
moneymakerParticipantI like to use bluetooth. Can play music from echo dot to my blockrocker or Sony 7.1 surround system. I remember being excited when I bought the 7.1 (it wasn’t expensive) and then finding out that most movies don’t even have 7.1 encoding, oh well! The ones that do sound great!
moneymakerParticipantEvidently the 500k would only be applicable to new loans, not existing.
moneymakerParticipantT is in the 32’s now. Is the blood letting over? Uncertainty prevails. Will be watching. If it gets down in the lower 32’s I might dollar cost average with some more shares.
moneymakerParticipantI guess if one buys an average house and puts atleast 10% down, then would not be a problem, I’m sure the 500k max is the loan balance and not the home value/price.
moneymakerParticipantSeems like kids are out later, maybe I’m just getting older. Saw a few cool costumes, including a blow up dinosaur that was twice the size of the kid inside, yet he had no problems walking around.
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