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  • January 31, 2011 at 3:43 PM in reply to: Solar? #660242
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    I calculated 15 years to break even… Most panels are good for 15 years and would have to replace. Ill pass till the green bubble takes off and prices sink. I was the last to buy a flat lcd tv and ill probably be last to do solar.

    January 31, 2011 at 3:43 PM in reply to: Solar? #660305
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    I calculated 15 years to break even… Most panels are good for 15 years and would have to replace. Ill pass till the green bubble takes off and prices sink. I was the last to buy a flat lcd tv and ill probably be last to do solar.

    January 31, 2011 at 3:43 PM in reply to: Solar? #660909
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    I calculated 15 years to break even… Most panels are good for 15 years and would have to replace. Ill pass till the green bubble takes off and prices sink. I was the last to buy a flat lcd tv and ill probably be last to do solar.

    January 31, 2011 at 3:43 PM in reply to: Solar? #661048
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    I calculated 15 years to break even… Most panels are good for 15 years and would have to replace. Ill pass till the green bubble takes off and prices sink. I was the last to buy a flat lcd tv and ill probably be last to do solar.

    January 31, 2011 at 3:43 PM in reply to: Solar? #661378
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    I calculated 15 years to break even… Most panels are good for 15 years and would have to replace. Ill pass till the green bubble takes off and prices sink. I was the last to buy a flat lcd tv and ill probably be last to do solar.

    January 30, 2011 at 11:36 AM in reply to: Trapping rats. #659802
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    Ok when I lived in San Bernardino 4 years ago in a rental I had some gophers. I stuck a hose down the hole (most are against this as it damages undeneath) but like i said it was a rental lol. When they popped up I was ready with a 22 rifle. I lived in a track house 7k lot and shot 5 of them and the cops never came lol. What was so funny to my brother in law was how fast I put the beer down to blast em. Good times.

    January 30, 2011 at 11:36 AM in reply to: Trapping rats. #659865
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    Ok when I lived in San Bernardino 4 years ago in a rental I had some gophers. I stuck a hose down the hole (most are against this as it damages undeneath) but like i said it was a rental lol. When they popped up I was ready with a 22 rifle. I lived in a track house 7k lot and shot 5 of them and the cops never came lol. What was so funny to my brother in law was how fast I put the beer down to blast em. Good times.

    January 30, 2011 at 11:36 AM in reply to: Trapping rats. #660469
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    Ok when I lived in San Bernardino 4 years ago in a rental I had some gophers. I stuck a hose down the hole (most are against this as it damages undeneath) but like i said it was a rental lol. When they popped up I was ready with a 22 rifle. I lived in a track house 7k lot and shot 5 of them and the cops never came lol. What was so funny to my brother in law was how fast I put the beer down to blast em. Good times.

    January 30, 2011 at 11:36 AM in reply to: Trapping rats. #660607
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    Ok when I lived in San Bernardino 4 years ago in a rental I had some gophers. I stuck a hose down the hole (most are against this as it damages undeneath) but like i said it was a rental lol. When they popped up I was ready with a 22 rifle. I lived in a track house 7k lot and shot 5 of them and the cops never came lol. What was so funny to my brother in law was how fast I put the beer down to blast em. Good times.

    January 30, 2011 at 11:36 AM in reply to: Trapping rats. #660936
    waiting hawk
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    Ok when I lived in San Bernardino 4 years ago in a rental I had some gophers. I stuck a hose down the hole (most are against this as it damages undeneath) but like i said it was a rental lol. When they popped up I was ready with a 22 rifle. I lived in a track house 7k lot and shot 5 of them and the cops never came lol. What was so funny to my brother in law was how fast I put the beer down to blast em. Good times.

    January 28, 2011 at 4:55 PM in reply to: buy & hold rental houses Riverside County? #659217
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    [quote=Ren]You shouldn’t count on appreciation at all with rentals. It’s all about cash flow, ease of renting, low maintenance (newer), pricing below market, thoroughly screening tenants, and the best part – letting someone else pay your PITI for 30 years.

    For investment property, it will be much easier to find financing with 30% down.[/quote]
    PERFECT!
    Yes dont count on any upside in a decade at least and you will be good.

    January 28, 2011 at 4:55 PM in reply to: buy & hold rental houses Riverside County? #659280
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    [quote=Ren]You shouldn’t count on appreciation at all with rentals. It’s all about cash flow, ease of renting, low maintenance (newer), pricing below market, thoroughly screening tenants, and the best part – letting someone else pay your PITI for 30 years.

    For investment property, it will be much easier to find financing with 30% down.[/quote]
    PERFECT!
    Yes dont count on any upside in a decade at least and you will be good.

    January 28, 2011 at 4:55 PM in reply to: buy & hold rental houses Riverside County? #659883
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    [quote=Ren]You shouldn’t count on appreciation at all with rentals. It’s all about cash flow, ease of renting, low maintenance (newer), pricing below market, thoroughly screening tenants, and the best part – letting someone else pay your PITI for 30 years.

    For investment property, it will be much easier to find financing with 30% down.[/quote]
    PERFECT!
    Yes dont count on any upside in a decade at least and you will be good.

    January 28, 2011 at 4:55 PM in reply to: buy & hold rental houses Riverside County? #660021
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    [quote=Ren]You shouldn’t count on appreciation at all with rentals. It’s all about cash flow, ease of renting, low maintenance (newer), pricing below market, thoroughly screening tenants, and the best part – letting someone else pay your PITI for 30 years.

    For investment property, it will be much easier to find financing with 30% down.[/quote]
    PERFECT!
    Yes dont count on any upside in a decade at least and you will be good.

    January 28, 2011 at 4:55 PM in reply to: buy & hold rental houses Riverside County? #660349
    waiting hawk
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    [quote=Ren]You shouldn’t count on appreciation at all with rentals. It’s all about cash flow, ease of renting, low maintenance (newer), pricing below market, thoroughly screening tenants, and the best part – letting someone else pay your PITI for 30 years.

    For investment property, it will be much easier to find financing with 30% down.[/quote]
    PERFECT!
    Yes dont count on any upside in a decade at least and you will be good.

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