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urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=peterb]Eventhough Powell quit, he still took the job and did what he was told for a long time. Ruined his street cred. [/quote]
How valid is that criticism when applied to a soldier?
Mind you I don’t necessarily disagree but the purpose of the military is to follow orders and enact policy of the civilian leaders, not to think critically or create policy themselves.
He was a part of the civilian leadership at the time you mention but that was not his background.ParticipantMost of what sd said is accurate.
However, Sandicor is a separate entity from any of the local associations and works for all of them.
Not just SDAR.My reason for mentioning that is that several of the local boards offer programs to allow real estate students to view the MLS. They are not allowed to enter new listings.
If you want a really cheap class that you never have to actually finish, First Tuesday is cheapest solution I have found so far (http://www.firsttuesday.us/index.cfm).I haven’t tried using one of the student access programs in a few years but I have listed the sites of several of the local associations below. Call all of them and one will likely give you access on a limited basis. Usually, that will include tech support from Sandicor.
http://www.psar.org
http://www.sdar.com
http://www.esdcar.org
http://www.nsdcar.comAlso, any licensed broker can get access regardless of which local association they are a member or even if they are not a Realtor*.
If you know someone, you could have them sign up and use their access.*
Literally, “Realtor” means a member of the NAR , usually via a local association or board. Just having a license does not qualify. Blah blah blahParticipantMost of what sd said is accurate.
However, Sandicor is a separate entity from any of the local associations and works for all of them.
Not just SDAR.My reason for mentioning that is that several of the local boards offer programs to allow real estate students to view the MLS. They are not allowed to enter new listings.
If you want a really cheap class that you never have to actually finish, First Tuesday is cheapest solution I have found so far (http://www.firsttuesday.us/index.cfm).I haven’t tried using one of the student access programs in a few years but I have listed the sites of several of the local associations below. Call all of them and one will likely give you access on a limited basis. Usually, that will include tech support from Sandicor.
http://www.psar.org
http://www.sdar.com
http://www.esdcar.org
http://www.nsdcar.comAlso, any licensed broker can get access regardless of which local association they are a member or even if they are not a Realtor*.
If you know someone, you could have them sign up and use their access.*
Literally, “Realtor” means a member of the NAR , usually via a local association or board. Just having a license does not qualify. Blah blah blahParticipantMost of what sd said is accurate.
However, Sandicor is a separate entity from any of the local associations and works for all of them.
Not just SDAR.My reason for mentioning that is that several of the local boards offer programs to allow real estate students to view the MLS. They are not allowed to enter new listings.
If you want a really cheap class that you never have to actually finish, First Tuesday is cheapest solution I have found so far (http://www.firsttuesday.us/index.cfm).I haven’t tried using one of the student access programs in a few years but I have listed the sites of several of the local associations below. Call all of them and one will likely give you access on a limited basis. Usually, that will include tech support from Sandicor.
http://www.psar.org
http://www.sdar.com
http://www.esdcar.org
http://www.nsdcar.comAlso, any licensed broker can get access regardless of which local association they are a member or even if they are not a Realtor*.
If you know someone, you could have them sign up and use their access.*
Literally, “Realtor” means a member of the NAR , usually via a local association or board. Just having a license does not qualify. Blah blah blahParticipantMost of what sd said is accurate.
However, Sandicor is a separate entity from any of the local associations and works for all of them.
Not just SDAR.My reason for mentioning that is that several of the local boards offer programs to allow real estate students to view the MLS. They are not allowed to enter new listings.
If you want a really cheap class that you never have to actually finish, First Tuesday is cheapest solution I have found so far (http://www.firsttuesday.us/index.cfm).I haven’t tried using one of the student access programs in a few years but I have listed the sites of several of the local associations below. Call all of them and one will likely give you access on a limited basis. Usually, that will include tech support from Sandicor.
http://www.psar.org
http://www.sdar.com
http://www.esdcar.org
http://www.nsdcar.comAlso, any licensed broker can get access regardless of which local association they are a member or even if they are not a Realtor*.
If you know someone, you could have them sign up and use their access.*
Literally, “Realtor” means a member of the NAR , usually via a local association or board. Just having a license does not qualify. Blah blah blahParticipantMost of what sd said is accurate.
However, Sandicor is a separate entity from any of the local associations and works for all of them.
Not just SDAR.My reason for mentioning that is that several of the local boards offer programs to allow real estate students to view the MLS. They are not allowed to enter new listings.
If you want a really cheap class that you never have to actually finish, First Tuesday is cheapest solution I have found so far (http://www.firsttuesday.us/index.cfm).I haven’t tried using one of the student access programs in a few years but I have listed the sites of several of the local associations below. Call all of them and one will likely give you access on a limited basis. Usually, that will include tech support from Sandicor.
http://www.psar.org
http://www.sdar.com
http://www.esdcar.org
http://www.nsdcar.comAlso, any licensed broker can get access regardless of which local association they are a member or even if they are not a Realtor*.
If you know someone, you could have them sign up and use their access.*
Literally, “Realtor” means a member of the NAR , usually via a local association or board. Just having a license does not qualify. Blah blah blahParticipant[quote=BGinRB]
I assumed they would want to have a kid or two in the next several years. In that case 2/1 would not fit. They would rent for another year or two and then look for 3/2.
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My wife and I are both in our 30’s. We have a 2/2. We have a kid. While it may get tight in the future, right now, it works fine. While we may not take up a lot of space, nor are we terribly atypical. That’s at the personal level.
At the investment level, once you have at least 2 bedrooms, it becomes a lot easier to rent out or sell the place. Based on the numbers above, it appears you could come close to or achieve an even cash flow with the right cocktail of purchase price, rent, and lending cost.
Participant[quote=BGinRB]
I assumed they would want to have a kid or two in the next several years. In that case 2/1 would not fit. They would rent for another year or two and then look for 3/2.
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My wife and I are both in our 30’s. We have a 2/2. We have a kid. While it may get tight in the future, right now, it works fine. While we may not take up a lot of space, nor are we terribly atypical. That’s at the personal level.
At the investment level, once you have at least 2 bedrooms, it becomes a lot easier to rent out or sell the place. Based on the numbers above, it appears you could come close to or achieve an even cash flow with the right cocktail of purchase price, rent, and lending cost.
Participant[quote=BGinRB]
I assumed they would want to have a kid or two in the next several years. In that case 2/1 would not fit. They would rent for another year or two and then look for 3/2.
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My wife and I are both in our 30’s. We have a 2/2. We have a kid. While it may get tight in the future, right now, it works fine. While we may not take up a lot of space, nor are we terribly atypical. That’s at the personal level.
At the investment level, once you have at least 2 bedrooms, it becomes a lot easier to rent out or sell the place. Based on the numbers above, it appears you could come close to or achieve an even cash flow with the right cocktail of purchase price, rent, and lending cost.
Participant[quote=BGinRB]
I assumed they would want to have a kid or two in the next several years. In that case 2/1 would not fit. They would rent for another year or two and then look for 3/2.
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My wife and I are both in our 30’s. We have a 2/2. We have a kid. While it may get tight in the future, right now, it works fine. While we may not take up a lot of space, nor are we terribly atypical. That’s at the personal level.
At the investment level, once you have at least 2 bedrooms, it becomes a lot easier to rent out or sell the place. Based on the numbers above, it appears you could come close to or achieve an even cash flow with the right cocktail of purchase price, rent, and lending cost.
Participant[quote=BGinRB]
I assumed they would want to have a kid or two in the next several years. In that case 2/1 would not fit. They would rent for another year or two and then look for 3/2.
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My wife and I are both in our 30’s. We have a 2/2. We have a kid. While it may get tight in the future, right now, it works fine. While we may not take up a lot of space, nor are we terribly atypical. That’s at the personal level.
At the investment level, once you have at least 2 bedrooms, it becomes a lot easier to rent out or sell the place. Based on the numbers above, it appears you could come close to or achieve an even cash flow with the right cocktail of purchase price, rent, and lending cost.
ParticipantEnorah has a point in her criticism.
Literally I think Boyle is accurate but the implication that he is a black muslim and a terrorist all kind of wrap up together.
The part I find compelling here is that regardless of which of these is being imputed here, neither is acceptable.
It is not reasonable to say that he is unqualified either because of his religion or because of his race.
Likewise, the assertion that he is a terrorist sympathizer or a terrorist himself requires some evidence to have any validity. Ted Kennedy, as a Roman Catholic Irish-American is about as likely to be a terrorist based on these superficial criteria.
ParticipantEnorah has a point in her criticism.
Literally I think Boyle is accurate but the implication that he is a black muslim and a terrorist all kind of wrap up together.
The part I find compelling here is that regardless of which of these is being imputed here, neither is acceptable.
It is not reasonable to say that he is unqualified either because of his religion or because of his race.
Likewise, the assertion that he is a terrorist sympathizer or a terrorist himself requires some evidence to have any validity. Ted Kennedy, as a Roman Catholic Irish-American is about as likely to be a terrorist based on these superficial criteria.
ParticipantEnorah has a point in her criticism.
Literally I think Boyle is accurate but the implication that he is a black muslim and a terrorist all kind of wrap up together.
The part I find compelling here is that regardless of which of these is being imputed here, neither is acceptable.
It is not reasonable to say that he is unqualified either because of his religion or because of his race.
Likewise, the assertion that he is a terrorist sympathizer or a terrorist himself requires some evidence to have any validity. Ted Kennedy, as a Roman Catholic Irish-American is about as likely to be a terrorist based on these superficial criteria.
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