[pepsi]

There are 3 wires on the poles.
If I remember them right, one is 230KV, and 2 are 690KV. They are not mega-voltage lines, but are still considered as high voltage.
The EMF in the master bedroom is equvilent to having a fluorescent light always on 24×7 around you.

[pepsi]

There are 3 wires on the poles.
If I remember them right, one is 230KV, and 2 are 690KV. They are not mega-voltage lines, but are still considered as high voltage.
The EMF in the master bedroom is equvilent to having a fluorescent light always on 24×7 around you.

[pepsi]

There are 3 wires on the poles.
If I remember them right, one is 230KV, and 2 are 690KV. They are not mega-voltage lines, but are still considered as high voltage.
The EMF in the master bedroom is equvilent to having a fluorescent light always on 24×7 around you.

[pepsi]

There are 3 wires on the poles.
If I remember them right, one is 230KV, and 2 are 690KV. They are not mega-voltage lines, but are still considered as high voltage.
The EMF in the master bedroom is equvilent to having a fluorescent light always on 24×7 around you.

[pepsi]

There are 3 wires on the poles.
If I remember them right, one is 230KV, and 2 are 690KV. They are not mega-voltage lines, but are still considered as high voltage.
The EMF in the master bedroom is equvilent to having a fluorescent light always on 24×7 around you.

[pepsi]

Even at $263 sqf (1M for 3800sqf), it is still a great deal for CV. The house is in good condition, even compare to regular sale (excellent for un-occupied / short sale)
I would say this kind of deals only come 2 or 3 time a year in CV.
Of course, if high end does come down like many other blogs predicted, this will not be as hot in 2010. But, for 2009, I think it is pretty hot for people with large down payment.

[pepsi]

Even at $263 sqf (1M for 3800sqf), it is still a great deal for CV. The house is in good condition, even compare to regular sale (excellent for un-occupied / short sale)
I would say this kind of deals only come 2 or 3 time a year in CV.
Of course, if high end does come down like many other blogs predicted, this will not be as hot in 2010. But, for 2009, I think it is pretty hot for people with large down payment.

[pepsi]

Even at $263 sqf (1M for 3800sqf), it is still a great deal for CV. The house is in good condition, even compare to regular sale (excellent for un-occupied / short sale)
I would say this kind of deals only come 2 or 3 time a year in CV.
Of course, if high end does come down like many other blogs predicted, this will not be as hot in 2010. But, for 2009, I think it is pretty hot for people with large down payment.

[pepsi]

Even at $263 sqf (1M for 3800sqf), it is still a great deal for CV. The house is in good condition, even compare to regular sale (excellent for un-occupied / short sale)
I would say this kind of deals only come 2 or 3 time a year in CV.
Of course, if high end does come down like many other blogs predicted, this will not be as hot in 2010. But, for 2009, I think it is pretty hot for people with large down payment.

[pepsi]

Even at $263 sqf (1M for 3800sqf), it is still a great deal for CV. The house is in good condition, even compare to regular sale (excellent for un-occupied / short sale)
I would say this kind of deals only come 2 or 3 time a year in CV.
Of course, if high end does come down like many other blogs predicted, this will not be as hot in 2010. But, for 2009, I think it is pretty hot for people with large down payment.

[pepsi]

To us, the main problem is not the powerline (at least not to me).

The problem is that the house is really too big for us and the layout is just weird.
The material (wool carpet and hardwood floor…etc) and the price are very attractive.
But, from the investment’s point, we probably can make more money from the stock market with our downpayment than buying this house.
I think the fair value is $1.1M (920K + 3% inflation from 2002). With 500K investment, we have potential upside of 100K, and I think that is not a very good investment option.

If we have another crash in the stock market this year, I think we probably can make another 100K with just $100K investment.

ok, I know, I know, I should stop padding my own back now…

[pepsi]

To us, the main problem is not the powerline (at least not to me).

The problem is that the house is really too big for us and the layout is just weird.
The material (wool carpet and hardwood floor…etc) and the price are very attractive.
But, from the investment’s point, we probably can make more money from the stock market with our downpayment than buying this house.
I think the fair value is $1.1M (920K + 3% inflation from 2002). With 500K investment, we have potential upside of 100K, and I think that is not a very good investment option.

If we have another crash in the stock market this year, I think we probably can make another 100K with just $100K investment.

ok, I know, I know, I should stop padding my own back now…

[pepsi]

To us, the main problem is not the powerline (at least not to me).

The problem is that the house is really too big for us and the layout is just weird.
The material (wool carpet and hardwood floor…etc) and the price are very attractive.
But, from the investment’s point, we probably can make more money from the stock market with our downpayment than buying this house.
I think the fair value is $1.1M (920K + 3% inflation from 2002). With 500K investment, we have potential upside of 100K, and I think that is not a very good investment option.

If we have another crash in the stock market this year, I think we probably can make another 100K with just $100K investment.

ok, I know, I know, I should stop padding my own back now…

[pepsi]

To us, the main problem is not the powerline (at least not to me).

The problem is that the house is really too big for us and the layout is just weird.
The material (wool carpet and hardwood floor…etc) and the price are very attractive.
But, from the investment’s point, we probably can make more money from the stock market with our downpayment than buying this house.
I think the fair value is $1.1M (920K + 3% inflation from 2002). With 500K investment, we have potential upside of 100K, and I think that is not a very good investment option.

If we have another crash in the stock market this year, I think we probably can make another 100K with just $100K investment.

ok, I know, I know, I should stop padding my own back now…

[pepsi]

To us, the main problem is not the powerline (at least not to me).

The problem is that the house is really too big for us and the layout is just weird.
The material (wool carpet and hardwood floor…etc) and the price are very attractive.
But, from the investment’s point, we probably can make more money from the stock market with our downpayment than buying this house.
I think the fair value is $1.1M (920K + 3% inflation from 2002). With 500K investment, we have potential upside of 100K, and I think that is not a very good investment option.

If we have another crash in the stock market this year, I think we probably can make another 100K with just $100K investment.

ok, I know, I know, I should stop padding my own back now…

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