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ParticipantThey will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.
I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉
ParticipantThey will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.
I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉
ParticipantThey will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.
I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉
ParticipantTonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.
Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.
My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.
ParticipantTonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.
Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.
My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.
ParticipantTonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.
Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.
My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.
ParticipantTonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.
Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.
My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.
ParticipantTonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.
Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.
My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.
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ParticipantThere seems to be a lot of homes at the 1 mill mark that have been sitting for awhile and I’m not sure what the sellers think will happen. The house behind mine has been for sale for over a year at $1.2-1.6 and there are no takers. The house across the street from it on Vine is much smaller and much cheaper at a fraction of the price- once again no takers.
Agree whole heatedly about the rent/buy ratio. I notice though high-end rentals in my area are sitting collecting dust. Love my neighborhood- just think the pricing is out of whack and needs to come down in this economy.
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