[UCGal]

[quote=LarryTheRenter]A sole proprieter would have to have a 2 million dollar retirement fund which yields 6% per year which would get you the $10,000 per month..

So obviuosly the fireman/woman didnt kick in this much him/herself…it is the taxpayers that are getting bled.[/quote]

A sole proprietor often has equity in the business that they can sell/cash out when they retire.

I’ve seen it happen a lot. Build a business – sell it, retire on the proceeds.

[UCGal]

[quote=LarryTheRenter]A sole proprieter would have to have a 2 million dollar retirement fund which yields 6% per year which would get you the $10,000 per month..

So obviuosly the fireman/woman didnt kick in this much him/herself…it is the taxpayers that are getting bled.[/quote]

A sole proprietor often has equity in the business that they can sell/cash out when they retire.

I’ve seen it happen a lot. Build a business – sell it, retire on the proceeds.

[UCGal]

[quote=LarryTheRenter]A sole proprieter would have to have a 2 million dollar retirement fund which yields 6% per year which would get you the $10,000 per month..

So obviuosly the fireman/woman didnt kick in this much him/herself…it is the taxpayers that are getting bled.[/quote]

A sole proprietor often has equity in the business that they can sell/cash out when they retire.

I’ve seen it happen a lot. Build a business – sell it, retire on the proceeds.

[UCGal]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=UCGal]Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.[/quote]

Due to the quantum nature of the phenomena I am measuring and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
I can either hit the time precisely or the location, but not both. Other have concentrated on specific areas, so I am focusing my energy on the specific time.[/quote]

I love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=UCGal]Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.[/quote]

Due to the quantum nature of the phenomena I am measuring and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
I can either hit the time precisely or the location, but not both. Other have concentrated on specific areas, so I am focusing my energy on the specific time.[/quote]

I love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=UCGal]Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.[/quote]

Due to the quantum nature of the phenomena I am measuring and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
I can either hit the time precisely or the location, but not both. Other have concentrated on specific areas, so I am focusing my energy on the specific time.[/quote]

I love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=UCGal]Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.[/quote]

Due to the quantum nature of the phenomena I am measuring and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
I can either hit the time precisely or the location, but not both. Other have concentrated on specific areas, so I am focusing my energy on the specific time.[/quote]

I love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=UCGal]Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.[/quote]

Due to the quantum nature of the phenomena I am measuring and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
I can either hit the time precisely or the location, but not both. Other have concentrated on specific areas, so I am focusing my energy on the specific time.[/quote]

I love it!

[UCGal]

My husband’s an architect. In previous downturns they could keep offices running on doing tenant fit-outs. There’s none of that now.

I saw on Calculated Risk a discussion of CRE in northern VA – they talked about “see through buildings” – brand new commercial office buildings that dont’ have tenents – so you can see through from one side to the other on multiple floors. There’s a LOT of those here in San Diego now. (SE corner of 805 and 52 has an example).

CRE is hurting.

[UCGal]

My husband’s an architect. In previous downturns they could keep offices running on doing tenant fit-outs. There’s none of that now.

I saw on Calculated Risk a discussion of CRE in northern VA – they talked about “see through buildings” – brand new commercial office buildings that dont’ have tenents – so you can see through from one side to the other on multiple floors. There’s a LOT of those here in San Diego now. (SE corner of 805 and 52 has an example).

CRE is hurting.

[UCGal]

My husband’s an architect. In previous downturns they could keep offices running on doing tenant fit-outs. There’s none of that now.

I saw on Calculated Risk a discussion of CRE in northern VA – they talked about “see through buildings” – brand new commercial office buildings that dont’ have tenents – so you can see through from one side to the other on multiple floors. There’s a LOT of those here in San Diego now. (SE corner of 805 and 52 has an example).

CRE is hurting.

[UCGal]

My husband’s an architect. In previous downturns they could keep offices running on doing tenant fit-outs. There’s none of that now.

I saw on Calculated Risk a discussion of CRE in northern VA – they talked about “see through buildings” – brand new commercial office buildings that dont’ have tenents – so you can see through from one side to the other on multiple floors. There’s a LOT of those here in San Diego now. (SE corner of 805 and 52 has an example).

CRE is hurting.

[UCGal]

My husband’s an architect. In previous downturns they could keep offices running on doing tenant fit-outs. There’s none of that now.

I saw on Calculated Risk a discussion of CRE in northern VA – they talked about “see through buildings” – brand new commercial office buildings that dont’ have tenents – so you can see through from one side to the other on multiple floors. There’s a LOT of those here in San Diego now. (SE corner of 805 and 52 has an example).

CRE is hurting.

[UCGal]

Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.

[UCGal]

Are you calling the bottom nationally? Regionally? San Diego? Specific neighborhoods?

Just curious.

[Author]

Posts