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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
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As long as you stay far away from me peasant
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In your case, the neighbors are the best thing to look at and consider. You can inquire to how many police calls a neighborhood has received, along with crime rate, etc..
Seriously though, consider buying a place. Mortgage is always cheaper than rent and you actually have something to show for the money you put in it.
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In your case, the neighbors are the best thing to look at and consider. You can inquire to how many police calls a neighborhood has received, along with crime rate, etc..
Seriously though, consider buying a place. Mortgage is always cheaper than rent and you actually have something to show for the money you put in it.
Are you not aware he's on housing benefits? The man was boasting about buying his first flat screen TV two months ago. A 28'' obscure rand he got in walmart. Giving him advice on adult matters is akin to giving a downs syndrome child advice on advanced mathematics, there's no point
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doesnt "rent out a house" means you will rent out a house to someone and not renting a house yourself
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
how about moving in with me and SF1900?
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
Here's a few ideas:
Stay out of nice white neighborhoods, your kind drives real estate prices down.
Get a fucking job you deadbeat, government handout leach.
If you can't swing a $900/month rent payment you aren't ready for a home mortgage and house upkeep.
Kill yourself dicktaster.
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
You silly little goose. You know you don't make $900 a month, let alone able to pay that much in rent.
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Wells Fargo now accepts bitcoins for down payments on homes so I think you're in luck. Or maybe it was bee pollen.
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Are you not aware he's on housing benefits? The man was boasting about buying his first flat screen TV two months ago. A 28'' obscure rand he got in walmart. Giving him advice on adult matters is akin to giving a downs syndrome child advice on advanced mathematics, there's no point
No housing benefits or food stamps....I make way too much money. BTW, I have 2 flat screen TV's
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You silly little goose. You know you don't make $900 a month, let alone able to pay that much in rent.
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It all must be just an excuse to start a thread, NOBODY in Bumfuck, North Carolina pays $900 in rent... not in a small town/rural area.
Nobody makes that in wages, not REGULARLY anyways!!
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How does that saying go? You can pick your nose, but you can't pick your neighbors?
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It all must be just an excuse to start a thread, NOBODY in Bumfuck, North Carolina pays $900 in rent... not in a small town/rural area.
Nobody makes that in wages, not REGULARLY anyways!!
Plus, it's always a good idea to come to a BB Gossip board to ask for real estate advices.
This is from a guy who couldn't get $2000 together to fix his mom's door after her imaginary break in for which he wanted to start a gofund account.
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Dont move in next to blacks,hahahah.best advice i can give
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Plus, it's always a good idea to come to a BB Gossip board to ask for real estate advices.
This is from a guy who couldn't get $2000 together to fix his mom's door after her imaginary break in for which he wanted to start a gofund account.
It was covered along with a new air conditioner that also broke down. Took some money from my E-Trade Account. I'm frugal but I love my mom...as well as your mom as well. ;D
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Northern Syrian is nice
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It was covered along with a new air conditioner that also broke down. Took some money from my E-Trade Account. I'm frugal but I love my mom...as well as your mom as well. ;D
Then why were you thinking of starting a Gofund account to beg for money? Why even come here to mention it? Your little Gofund scheme failed Melvin Goodrum. No free money for you.
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Buy some cheap land with rural zoning and a permissive council. Fit out a 40 foot shipping container. Better yet get 2 and roof between them. I have detailed files.
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how about moving in with me and SF1900?
:D
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how about moving in with me and SF1900?
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hopefully your "house" dosent take as long to get ready as your pt studio as that has been ongoing for 5 years or so now hasn't it ??
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
Melvin, can you please post progress photos of the construction on your current palatial estate.
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So.. you've red a thread that is mocking you like usualy and decided to "redeem" yourself (for 500th time) by hinting that you are paying "big" rent and building your own place? ::)
You're a fuckin' loon, noone believes shit you say here and you know it well. A sad black fat gay man with no job or a decent place to stay. That is the reality, and the sooner you'll get to grips with it, the more time will be left for you to try to live a somewhat satisfying life, instead of nonending fanthasies that you actually believe in.
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Yes preferably one without wheels
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No housing benefits or food stamps....I make way too much money. BTW, I have 2 flat screen TV's
good to hear that, Vince. However, I am a little frightened by the thought of you watching gay porn on one of those TV's, while you post on Getbig from the other.
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Then why were you thinking of starting a Gofund account to beg for money? Why even come here to mention it? Your little Gofund scheme failed Melvin Goodrum. No free money for you.
Arce made the suggestion to me....would have been interesting to see how it would have played out. ;D
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Arce made the suggestion to me....would have been interesting to see how it would have played out. ;D
Taking financial advice from Arce is well.. you know...
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
None of this happened.
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I can see positives tho'... Gay marriage is finally allowed, so if Vince some day manages to loose all that fat he may meet another black lonely loser to share a trailer with.
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None of this happened.
I was drinking coffee but everything else is true. Even the cops came by and had me write a statement about what I heard and witnessed. I simply don't bullshit
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None of this happened.
Of course it didn't. Some time ago, when TBombz was mocked in a similar fashion, when he managed to find that black lady who was paying for everything - videos were uploaded asap to "prove everyone" that he's not a loser. Vince even could not "stage" that he's doing well, he is THAT broke, pretty ridiculous when you think about it.
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I was drinking coffee but everything else is true. Even the cops came by and had me write a statement about what I heard and witnessed. I simply don't bullshit
How about you take a pic NOW of these two flat Tv's with a sign "Thumb up". Not like it's anythign special, but I can bet you can't afford even these, unless it's some kind of used 5years old crap.
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Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month
$900 a month? LOL. Where I live you couldn't even rent a cardboard box for that.
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I was drinking coffee but everything else is true. Even the cops came by and had me write a statement about what I heard and witnessed. I simply don't bullshit
That's all you do. Nothing you have ever said is true. You've been asked for documentation and claim you "simply can't be bothered" and it doesn't bother you if people don't believe you. ::)
And why substitute Earl Grey tea with coffee? Do you think it makes you seem more distinguished?
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That's all you do. Nothing you have ever said is true. You've been asked for documentation and claim you "simply can't be bothered" and it doesn't bother you if people don't believe you. ::)
And why substitute Earl Grey tea with coffee? Do you think it makes you seem more distinguished?
Goodrum is distinguished and a sophisticated gentleman, so of course he prefers earl grey tea over coffee.
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None of this happened.
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Totally full of shit. He posted that bullshit because he knows Vissy reads Getbig and is the jealous type!
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$900 a month? LOL. Where I live you couldn't even rent a cardboard box for that.
Same here, but more rural areas of the country, that's about what I would expect.
I rented a nice two bedroom place in Durham, NC for a year for work and it was about 975 I think?
It's been a couple of years now, but that sounds about right.
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I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete.
I think people missed this part. What do you mean, "until my place is complete"?
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I think people missed this part. What do you mean, "until my place is complete"?
That's code for 'when my housing subsidy check arrives'.
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete.Any ideas on what to look for??
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete.Any ideas on what to look for??
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$900 a month? LOL. Where I live you couldn't even rent a cardboard box for that.
Overpaying isn't something to be proud of. Not that I am saying you are, though, just that different areas of the country due to wages, etc. all factor in. Outing myself but I watch a lot of HGTV and (using california as an example) a million dollar house there would be about a $250,000 house where I live (give or take).
My rent is well below $900 and around here paying that price would be considered high. Also, I am in an area that is pretty constantly in the top 10-15 lists for best places to raise families, etc. by several national magazines, etc.
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete.Any ideas on what to look for??
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a houseuntil my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
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Are you not aware he's on housing benefits? The man was boasting about buying his first flat screen TV two months ago. A 28'' obscure rand he got in walmart. Giving him advice on adult matters is akin to giving a downs syndrome child advice on advanced mathematics, there's no point
On the off chance that it's the opposite I thought I would try to offer good advice.
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Highest I paid was over 2200 month for a 1 bedroom apartment but it was in a good location ??? You got it made but I can't see myself moving back to the south.
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this month has been chinese drywall inspections, AC replacement, water system cleaning... sheesh, buying a home seems very scary when you realize something as trivial as what drywall mix the builder chose ten years ago can suddenly cost a homeowner 100,000 bucks. Unreal.
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how about moving in with me and SF1900?
Basile live alone , so ;D
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this month has been chinese drywall inspections, AC replacement, water system cleaning... sheesh, buying a home seems very scary when you realize something as trivial as what drywall mix the builder chose ten years ago can suddenly cost a homeowner 100,000 bucks. Unreal.
I hated being a home owner.
Fixing shit all of the time, buying washers and dryers when the shit breaks.
We had a massive storm come through, I think it was a hurricane, the back side of my house had a very VERY long span from one gutter to another and it couldn't dump water fast enough... Boom. The gutter falls off the back of the house.
Would cost almost as much as the insurance deductible.
Shit breaks in houses all of the time and I hate having to fix it.
Easier to just rent.
I don't buy into that "You're just throwing your money away" bullshit they tell you either.
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what about not washing clothes and just buy new clothes ???
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It's not goodrum...goodrum stopped posting years ago
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I hated being a home owner.
Fixing shit all of the time, buying washers and dryers when the shit breaks.
We had a massive storm come through, I think it was a hurricane, the back side of my house had a very VERY long span from one gutter to another and it couldn't dump water fast enough... Boom. The gutter falls off the back of the house.
Would cost almost as much as the insurance deductible.
Shit breaks in houses all of the time and I hate having to fix it.
Easier to just rent.
I don't buy into that "You're just throwing your money away" bullshit they tell you either.
I'm a little more than a decade away from offspring being in college and me/wifey finding condo life forever maybe being the way to go. in south FL, houses rot from corrosion from the shitty well water... or you can pay another 30 grand and have the city redo your water. insane. this house is a 2006, already the AC, fridge, water and many plugs have gone.
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in this climate, I'd strongly consider prioritizing economy over performance. You want a house that gets at least 15 MPG.
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So, I'm sitting here typing up some articles and drinking my Earl Grey Tea when I hear some woman next door screaming for help with the crashing of noise....once again. I go outside to take a look and the cop cars come barreling in and broke down the door.
Since my rent is going to skyrocket to 900 a month, I'm going to go ahead and rent out a house until my place is complete. Any ideas on what to look for??
What are you renting now for apparently less then $900 a month....a room in a boarding house?
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I was drinking coffee but everything else is true. Even the cops came by and had me write a statement about what I heard and witnessed. I simply don't bullshit
Unless it's about drinking Earl Grey tea.
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Unless it's about drinking Earl Grey tea.
Touche old man... Touche.
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I hated being a home owner.
Fixing shit all of the time, buying washers and dryers when the shit breaks.
We had a massive storm come through, I think it was a hurricane, the back side of my house had a very VERY long span from one gutter to another and it couldn't dump water fast enough... Boom. The gutter falls off the back of the house.
Would cost almost as much as the insurance deductible.
Shit breaks in houses all of the time and I hate having to fix it.
Easier to just rent.
I don't buy into that "You're just throwing your money away" bullshit they tell you either.
Renting might be easier, but it sure as heck isn't cheaper. Whether you know it or not, your still paying for washers, driers and gutters, etc.
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What are you renting now for apparently less then $900 a month....a room in a boarding house?
He lives in a trailer
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Renting might be easier, but it sure as heck isn't cheaper. Whether you know it or not, your still paying for washers, driers and gutters, etc.
Yeah, but I'm not doing repairs and shit.
And, if you get your typical 30 year mortgage, it's almost about even.
Look at how much you pay for a house... If it's 200K, you pay about 400K after interest if you have the typical 30yr. Mortgage.
Might not be cheaper... It's also not more expensive in the long run.
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What articles were you typing up?
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I was drinking coffee but everything else is true. Even the cops came by and had me write a statement about what I heard and witnessed. I simply don't bullshit
But Melvin Goodrum, you bullshit about everything. From your fake degrees to your successful online businesses to your vast savings of cash, stocks, precious metals & jewels to, well, EVERYTHING.
What exactly have you told the 100% truth about?
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What articles were you typing up?
Some cleansing articles for PLR sales. I'm also using an article spinner on some older articles for my medical supply website. Business as usual
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Business as usual
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Yeah, but I'm not doing repairs and shit.
And, if you get your typical 30 year mortgage, it's almost about even.
Look at how much you pay for a house... If it's 200K, you pay about 400K after interest if you have the typical 30yr. Mortgage.
Might not be cheaper... It's also not more expensive in the long run.
And the house you bought for $200,000 is probably worth somewhere around $800,000 after 30 years. Using your figure of $400,000 with interest, you would show a $400,000 profit after 30 years, not to forget that you'd actually have $800,000 in your pocket.
My figures are conservative. I bought my home for a little over $200,000 in 1998. Despite the economic downturn, it is worth at least $450, 000 today. As the economy continues to recover, this place will be worth a lot more then $800,000 in 30 years. My wife's parents bought a home in North Beverly Hills in the 1950's for $50,000. The last time that house sold in 2004, it sold for $11,000,000. Not a bad profit in about 50 years.
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And the house you bought for $200,000 is probably worth somewhere around $800,000 after 30 years. Using your figure of $400,000 with interest, you would show a $400,000 profit after 30 years, not to forget that you'd actually have $800,000 in your pocket.
My figures are conservative. I bought my home for a little over $200,000 in 1998. Despite the economic downturn, it is worth at least $450, 000 today. As the economy continues to recover, this place will be worth a lot more then $800,000 in 30 years. My wife's parents bought a home in North Beverly Hills in the 1950's for $50,000. The last time that house sold in 2004, it sold for $11,000,000. Not a bad profit in about 50 years.
That's not true.
Minus a couple of areas, like beverly hills, it would be worth about 400,000
On average, in america, a house doubles in 30 years.
That's historical... You can look it up.
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That's not true.
Minus a couple of areas, like beverly hills, it would be worth about 400,000
On average, in america, a house doubles in 30 years.
That's historical... You can look it up.
I don't live in Beverly Hills. In the example I gave using my current home, it has more than doubled in price in 17 years. The neighborhood where I live is fairly middle-class.
Using another personal example, the first house my wife and I bought, we purchased in the early 1970's for $13,000. We put around $10,000 into remodeling it. When we put it on the market about 12 years later, we sold it for $62,000. Today it is worth about the same as the home I presently live in and it is much smaller and very much older. It is also closer to the city center, which is where people want to live in Portland, OR.
The second house we bought, cost $72,000. We sold this house 15 years later for $175,000. Other than usual maintenance, the house required no remodeling to make it more saleable.
Both houses were well priced and sold within a few weeks of putting them up for sale.
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And the house you bought for $200,000 is probably worth somewhere around $800,000 after 30 years. Using your figure of $400,000 with interest, you would show a $400,000 profit after 30 years, not to forget that you'd actually have $800,000 in your pocket.
My figures are conservative. I bought my home for a little over $200,000 in 1998. Despite the economic downturn, it is worth at least $450, 000 today. As the economy continues to recover, this place will be worth a lot more then $800,000 in 30 years. My wife's parents bought a home in North Beverly Hills in the 1950's for $50,000. The last time that house sold in 2004, it sold for $11,000,000. Not a bad profit in about 50 years.
Now take that $200,000 in interest and add in the tax deduction benefit. That's $200K you didn't pay close to 40% tax on. So with crude math, that is $80K back into your pocket right off the top.
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I was drinking coffee but everything else is true. Even the cops came by and had me write a statement about what I heard and witnessed. I simply don't bullshit
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Post up a selfie with one of the cops or it's all bullshit...
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I don't live in Beverly Hills. In the example I gave using my current home, it has more than doubled in price in 17 years. The neighborhood where I live is fairly middle-class.
Using another personal example, the first house my wife and I bought, we purchased in the early 1970's for $13,000. We put around $10,000 into remodeling it. When we put it on the market about 12 years later, we sold it for $62,000. Today it is worth about the same as the home I presently live in and it is much smaller and very much older. It is also closer to the city center, which is where people want to live in Portland, OR.
The second house we bought, cost $72,000. We sold this house 15 years later for $175,000. Other than usual maintenance, the house required no remodeling to make it more saleable.
Both houses were well priced and sold within a few weeks of putting them up for sale.
Then I will chalk it up to dumb fucking luck.
If you do the math, that's all I'm talking about... In the USA, on AVERAGE, across the country, houses double in value every 30 years.
That's just what the math works out to.
If you made more, then that's great... I'm happy for you, but again, that's not the norm.
If you take odd times like the crazy housing market time from 2002-2007. That was abnormal, but the average, for over a century has been that house values double over 30 years.
That's just the numbers.
It's easy to look it up.
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Then I will chalk it up to dumb fucking luck.
If you do the math, that's all I'm talking about... In the USA, on AVERAGE, across the country, houses double in value every 30 years.
That's just what the math works out to.
If you made more, then that's great... I'm happy for you, but again, that's not the norm.
If you take odd times like the crazy housing market time from 2002-2007. That was abnormal, but the average, for over a century has been that house values double over 30 years.
That's just the numbers.
It's easy to look it up.
No doubt you are right about the average return on investment in real estate across the country. To be honest, I have very little experience with poor or negative housing markets, which certainly bring down the average. Some of my family still lives in Albion Michigan, which is too far from Detroit to commute. Like with Detroit though, the market value of these homes is pathetic. Some are actually priced at low double digit figures and still don't sell. One house I was considering buying there before the market crashed is currently priced at 1/3 of what it was when I first looked at it.
In most big cities....where jobs are plentiful and pay well, the housing market is very robust.
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No doubt you are right about the average return on investment in real estate across the country. To be honest, I have very little experience with poor or negative housing markets, which certainly bring down the average. Some of my family still lives in Albion Michigan, which is too far from Detroit to commute. Like with Detroit though, the market value of these homes is pathetic. Some are actually priced at low double digit figures and still don't sell. One house I was considering buying there before the market crashed is currently priced at 1/3 of what it was when I first looked at it.
In most big cities....where jobs are plentiful and pay well, the housing market is very robust.
It can be... It's not like it was during its heyday... Areas around my parents are not even close to what they were... Prices are about where they were in 2000.
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It can be... It's not like it was during its heyday... Areas around my parents are not even close to what they were... Prices are about where they were in 2000.
Before the crash we had our home appraised. It appraised at $550,000. Today it would sell for $425,000 - $450,000. Fortunately we bought it before the bubble and the crash and thus the current figure still would bring a healthy profit, should I sell it.
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Before the crash we had our home appraised. It appraised at $550,000. Today it would sell for $425,000 - $450,000. Fortunately we bought it before the bubble and the crash and thus the current figure still would bring a healthy profit, should I sell it.
Certainly... Many people are under water... I am not, but that's just me, of course... I sold my house back in 2007 before the crash and made a decent sum off of it.
Now, I'll be ok renting... I prefer it as I move around from time to time.
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Certainly... Many people are under water... I am not, but that's just me, of course... I sold my house back in 2007 before the crash and made a decent sum off of it.
Now, I'll be ok renting... I prefer it as I move around from time to time.
Economist often advise that real estate is not the best investment in terms of returns. Tell this to "the Donald".
If you move a lot, renting is a good option. In order to turn much of a profit on a home, one should live there at least 5 years, barring real estate downturns, which could require one to hold onto the property longer.
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Economist often advise that real estate is not the best investment in terms of returns. Tell this to "the Donald".
If you move a lot, renting is a good option. In order to turn much of a profit on a home, one should live there at least 5 years, barring real estate downturns, which could require one to hold onto the property longer.
The Donald is not some real estate genius. His properties have gone bankrupt numerous times.
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The Donald is not some real estate genius. His properties have gone bankrupt numerous times.
I know this and you know this, but there are people who seem to prefer to forget this and make him their hero....or worse, President of the U.S.
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Well, looks like I'll be heading back to Greenville, SC very soon for a job. Got a great deal on a 2 bedroom townhouse in a area I used to live. Its a hard decision as I was wanting to go back to Asheville but money talks these days. In any event, it will be good to hang out and train with my friends again.
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Well, looks like I'll be heading back to Greenville, SC very soon for a job. Got a great deal on a 2 bedroom townhouse in a area I used to live. Its a hard decision as I was wanting to go back to Asheville but money talks these days. In any event, it will be good to hang out and train with my friends again.
Relocate to Sydney & train at Basile gym ;)
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Well, looks like I'll be heading back to Greenville, SC very soon for a job. Got a great deal on a 2 bedroom townhouse in a area I used to live. Its a hard decision as I was wanting to go back to Asheville but money talks these days. In any event, it will be good to hang out and train with my friends again.
1000square feet, 1 1/2 bath, two story, washer/dryer alcove and pantry, All electric, Central air and heat?
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Well, looks like I'll be heading back to Greenville, SC very soon for a job. Got a great deal on a 2 bedroom townhouse in a area I used to live. Its a hard decision as I was wanting to go back to Asheville but money talks these days. In any event, it will be good to hang out and train with my friends again.
Have you considered relocating to Australia? There's a fella there that'd surely let a blue-starred Gber train in his fitness facility.
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Have you considered relocating to Australia? There's a fella there that'd surely let a blue starred Gber train in his fitness facility.
Actually that 'fella' is not running "his" fitness facility for sometimes ;) & no joke here.
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(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=115995.0;attach=131672;image)
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Actually that 'fella' is not running "his" fitness facility for sometimes ;) & no joke here.
Maybe they can just share an apartment then?
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Maybe they can just share an apartment then?
Manly beach penthouse :D
? :who would cook steaks.
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Manly beach penthouse :D
? :who would cook steaks.
Bondi Beach!
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Bondi Beach!
Bondi is nice... plus an easy train trip into Sydney.
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My gal's cousin moved with her husband (Aussie) from CA to Sydney. Loves the food and atmosphere, but super homesick right now. Just had her first baby, no family nearby.
This was their breakfast when she visited.
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Bondi is nice... plus an easy train trip into Sydney.
No trains from Bondi Junction - Bondi Beach, buses only 8)
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Bondi Beach!
& free Bondi beach outdoor gym ...........they could do pull ups together ;)
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Don't forget the cop cars that crashed through the front door too ;D
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:D :D
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What about pulling into Greenville with a JAG to impress the boys at the gym, Vince??
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& free Bondi beach outdoor gym ...........they could do pull ups together ;)
Always thought you could take the bus to the train depot.
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That's not true.
Minus a couple of areas, like beverly hills, it would be worth about 400,000
On average, in america, a house doubles in 30 years.
That's historical... You can look it up.
You are absolutely wrong. I have loan officers in every state... If your home only doubles in 30 years there is something very wrong. I have built my business by knowing these things.
FYI - the Donald very much is a real estate expert.. If you don't understand real estate you might not think so but I assure you that he knows what he is doing.
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You are absolutely wrong. I have loan officers in every state... If your home only doubles in 30 years there is something very wrong. I have built my business by knowing these things.
FYI - the Donald very much is a real estate expert.. If you don't understand real estate you might not think so but I assure you that he knows what he is doing.
I never said Donald wasn't a real estate expert.
I am not wrong.
These are just numbers you can go look up.
I don't really care about your loan officers.
Just look at median housing prices from 1984 to 2004.
Those are in the trend of doubling. Slightly more at times, but the trend hold true.
Let's also not forget that 2004 was in the bubble and values have decreased slightly since then.