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Not sure if you are willing to go “pre-owned” but I just got a 5 burner full stainless steel kenmore with a rotisserie, lights, side stove with a full tank of propane for $100. The guy bought it 6 months ago for $800 and was unloading a lot of stuff because he was moving to the east coast.
I’ve seen some pretty nasty grills on craigslist but if you can find one like this that had super light use its worth it.

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If we moved into a house with a mortgage less than our rent we would live in a lot worse area and smaller house.
Right now we rent in a great neighborhood but in a smaller townhouse.

I have kids so we need to find an area with good schools too. We would have a lot more choices if schools were not a factor.

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If we moved into a house with a mortgage less than our rent we would live in a lot worse area and smaller house.
Right now we rent in a great neighborhood but in a smaller townhouse.

I have kids so we need to find an area with good schools too. We would have a lot more choices if schools were not a factor.

[rent4now]

If we moved into a house with a mortgage less than our rent we would live in a lot worse area and smaller house.
Right now we rent in a great neighborhood but in a smaller townhouse.

I have kids so we need to find an area with good schools too. We would have a lot more choices if schools were not a factor.

[rent4now]

If we moved into a house with a mortgage less than our rent we would live in a lot worse area and smaller house.
Right now we rent in a great neighborhood but in a smaller townhouse.

I have kids so we need to find an area with good schools too. We would have a lot more choices if schools were not a factor.

[rent4now]

If we moved into a house with a mortgage less than our rent we would live in a lot worse area and smaller house.
Right now we rent in a great neighborhood but in a smaller townhouse.

I have kids so we need to find an area with good schools too. We would have a lot more choices if schools were not a factor.

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[quote=sdrealtor][quote=rent4now]I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?[/quote]

The decision is really a personal one but from personal experience I know you will always be nervous with such a large decision even in the best of times. The question I ask is that if you find it amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment what do you think would happen in a better environment. My advice is keep looking and dont make a firm decision either way. See what you can find/get while keeping your search active and the decision will likely make itself.[/quote]

Very True… Im more cautious than the majority because I almost lost my arse 6yrs ago but luckly I sold at fall 05.

[rent4now]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=rent4now]I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?[/quote]

The decision is really a personal one but from personal experience I know you will always be nervous with such a large decision even in the best of times. The question I ask is that if you find it amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment what do you think would happen in a better environment. My advice is keep looking and dont make a firm decision either way. See what you can find/get while keeping your search active and the decision will likely make itself.[/quote]

Very True… Im more cautious than the majority because I almost lost my arse 6yrs ago but luckly I sold at fall 05.

[rent4now]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=rent4now]I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?[/quote]

The decision is really a personal one but from personal experience I know you will always be nervous with such a large decision even in the best of times. The question I ask is that if you find it amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment what do you think would happen in a better environment. My advice is keep looking and dont make a firm decision either way. See what you can find/get while keeping your search active and the decision will likely make itself.[/quote]

Very True… Im more cautious than the majority because I almost lost my arse 6yrs ago but luckly I sold at fall 05.

[rent4now]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=rent4now]I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?[/quote]

The decision is really a personal one but from personal experience I know you will always be nervous with such a large decision even in the best of times. The question I ask is that if you find it amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment what do you think would happen in a better environment. My advice is keep looking and dont make a firm decision either way. See what you can find/get while keeping your search active and the decision will likely make itself.[/quote]

Very True… Im more cautious than the majority because I almost lost my arse 6yrs ago but luckly I sold at fall 05.

[rent4now]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=rent4now]I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?[/quote]

The decision is really a personal one but from personal experience I know you will always be nervous with such a large decision even in the best of times. The question I ask is that if you find it amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment what do you think would happen in a better environment. My advice is keep looking and dont make a firm decision either way. See what you can find/get while keeping your search active and the decision will likely make itself.[/quote]

Very True… Im more cautious than the majority because I almost lost my arse 6yrs ago but luckly I sold at fall 05.

[rent4now]

I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?

[rent4now]

I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?

[rent4now]

I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?

[rent4now]

I think waiting right now is a good thing. Its hard to find a good house in the mid to lower price range. Its amazing how quickly a good house goes even in this environment!

Of the people who have bought in the last 2yrs how many of you had 1+yrs of cash reserve?

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