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permabear
ParticipantI agree. 1900 sq ft on the corner of a MAJOR road?
Sorry, that seems like a ripoff, unless somebody just HAS to live in CV for some reason.
ParticipantI agree. 1900 sq ft on the corner of a MAJOR road?
Sorry, that seems like a ripoff, unless somebody just HAS to live in CV for some reason.
ParticipantThanks pri_dk
It’s always easier to scream extreme rhetoric than to have a reasonable conversation.
A reasonable conversation would require both sides to compromise, which means do/accept things they don’t want to.
ParticipantThanks pri_dk
It’s always easier to scream extreme rhetoric than to have a reasonable conversation.
A reasonable conversation would require both sides to compromise, which means do/accept things they don’t want to.
ParticipantThanks pri_dk
It’s always easier to scream extreme rhetoric than to have a reasonable conversation.
A reasonable conversation would require both sides to compromise, which means do/accept things they don’t want to.
ParticipantThanks pri_dk
It’s always easier to scream extreme rhetoric than to have a reasonable conversation.
A reasonable conversation would require both sides to compromise, which means do/accept things they don’t want to.
ParticipantThanks pri_dk
It’s always easier to scream extreme rhetoric than to have a reasonable conversation.
A reasonable conversation would require both sides to compromise, which means do/accept things they don’t want to.
February 1, 2011 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Need help: How much DWELLING coverage for a 2300 sqfts house in PQ? #660715ParticipantThat works out to be $157/sf. That would get you a decent house of tract-home quality (Spanish style, vinyl windows, etc). It really depends on what you’re expecting from a rebuild in the event of a total loss, as well as how likely you feel that is.
If it were me I might bump it up to around $175/sf ($400k) just to be safe. But I’m more cautious than some.
February 1, 2011 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Need help: How much DWELLING coverage for a 2300 sqfts house in PQ? #660778ParticipantThat works out to be $157/sf. That would get you a decent house of tract-home quality (Spanish style, vinyl windows, etc). It really depends on what you’re expecting from a rebuild in the event of a total loss, as well as how likely you feel that is.
If it were me I might bump it up to around $175/sf ($400k) just to be safe. But I’m more cautious than some.
February 1, 2011 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Need help: How much DWELLING coverage for a 2300 sqfts house in PQ? #661382ParticipantThat works out to be $157/sf. That would get you a decent house of tract-home quality (Spanish style, vinyl windows, etc). It really depends on what you’re expecting from a rebuild in the event of a total loss, as well as how likely you feel that is.
If it were me I might bump it up to around $175/sf ($400k) just to be safe. But I’m more cautious than some.
February 1, 2011 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Need help: How much DWELLING coverage for a 2300 sqfts house in PQ? #661520ParticipantThat works out to be $157/sf. That would get you a decent house of tract-home quality (Spanish style, vinyl windows, etc). It really depends on what you’re expecting from a rebuild in the event of a total loss, as well as how likely you feel that is.
If it were me I might bump it up to around $175/sf ($400k) just to be safe. But I’m more cautious than some.
February 1, 2011 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Need help: How much DWELLING coverage for a 2300 sqfts house in PQ? #661851ParticipantThat works out to be $157/sf. That would get you a decent house of tract-home quality (Spanish style, vinyl windows, etc). It really depends on what you’re expecting from a rebuild in the event of a total loss, as well as how likely you feel that is.
If it were me I might bump it up to around $175/sf ($400k) just to be safe. But I’m more cautious than some.
ParticipantWithout raising taxes a good 20-30%, and laying off large amounts of public workers, I agree with flu that we’re more or less screwed.
Much of the American quality of life has been based on an unsustainable rate of population growth, combined with taking advantage of foreign resources and workers. Those wells are drying up.
ParticipantWithout raising taxes a good 20-30%, and laying off large amounts of public workers, I agree with flu that we’re more or less screwed.
Much of the American quality of life has been based on an unsustainable rate of population growth, combined with taking advantage of foreign resources and workers. Those wells are drying up.
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