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02-13-17 09:10 PM #36
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02-13-17 10:11 PM #37
Vegas-$1300 monthly mortgage
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02-13-17 10:23 PM #38
4k per month including utilities. Single family home.
Originally Posted by JMobile
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02-13-17 10:58 PM #39
we live 4 feet away from silicone valley in east palo alot. have 18 other roommates and i pay 1175 a month and most of the others chip in 800 when they can. all bills paid in our 1800 square foot pad
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02-13-17 11:09 PM #40
$1,800 per month for everything. $1,850 per month when I order UFC events in the month
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02-13-17 11:14 PM #41
$1400 including water/electric/trash. Place is tiny. When moving across the country I focused more on finding a nice neighborhood and area. Figured would give me time to see what areas were good and bad, without making a long term commitment to a place.
Internet is $70, though about to call Charter and get internet/cable/phone for probably $60-70 or so.
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02-13-17 11:18 PM #42
I don't think your mom and dad would appreciate you selling their home without them knowing. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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02-13-17 11:18 PM #43
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02-13-17 11:19 PM #44
For a home near Inglewood, pass. Originally Posted by gauchojake
Where's Mayan? That guy lives in LA.
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02-13-17 11:20 PM #45
What you pay for, jotito? Originally Posted by King Mayan
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02-13-17 11:42 PM #46
Hipsters have made Mayan a millionaire
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02-14-17 02:09 AM #47
taxes, utilities, maintenance on home
see myself going back to work next year and then like most Mo Herns . . .
until the day I die.
it`s cool.
as long as I die before then!
I am not in the group that thinks or believes that he is going to be alive in 20 or 30 years
don`t want to be
considering buying a motorcycle soon, shorten the odds/years !
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02-14-17 03:38 AM #48
only owe 34k on my house pay $334 a month... pay separately for taxes and insurance about 3k a year for both
Last edited by HAPPY BOY; 02-14-17 at 03:43 AM.
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02-14-17 04:36 AM #49
Fck, I had a good response too, but am not allowed.
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02-14-17 04:43 AM #50
Damn, you guys should move to the great city of Syracuse. You can literally walk down, and get PA, then pay like 300 dollars for a three bedroom apartment. I don't do that, but shit. I can't answer. I'm disqualified as I mentioned. Yes, I'm drunk before 6 AM. Who's asking?
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02-14-17 06:32 AM #51Paint my casket black with a big ass #3
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I'm debating. Have to pretty much detail my entire house before getting it appraised, and I just don't have the energy without the magical powers of vodka. Originally Posted by Cuse0323
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02-14-17 07:50 AM #52
Originally Posted by lakerboy
that is how and when you properly use an emoticon everyone, pay attention.
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02-14-17 10:03 AM #53
2,300/month for 600 sq. ft.
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02-14-17 12:34 PM #54
1800/month for 1785 sq. ft
All you city slickers overpaying for garbage azz housing
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02-14-17 02:36 PM #55
That's still pretty steep if you aren't in a city. Was a reality check when moving from Louisville, KY to the Tampa Bay area. Louisville's cost of living is one of the lowest in the country. For what I pay in Clearwater I could have gotten a 2000+ sq ft 4 bedroom house, and probably saved money. The same house in Louisville that would be 200k is around 600k here, if you want a house on the Gulf then you're looking at 800-900k minimum, unless you want a POS fixer upper. Originally Posted by Notorious_Donk
1800/month for 1785 sq. ft
All you city slickers overpaying for garbage azz housing
For reference the house I rented in Louisville before moving was a 2 story with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, about 1700 sq feet on a decent sized lot, about 15 minutes from the city. Paid $1000 there. After we moved the owner sold it for $120k.
Makes me jealous that I'm only 28, had I been born 10 years earlier I could have jumped on the housing market. Routinely see places here with a list price of 600-700k that were bought 7-10 years ago for 150k (per Zillow)Last edited by astro61200; 02-14-17 at 02:43 PM.
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02-14-17 03:22 PM #56
A bit over $500 after you add the separate storage unit and extra parking for my 2nd vehicle. I'm riding out the crazy real estate market in a small town and working on my education. Want to be in prime position to scoop up property when the bubble bursts.
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02-14-17 03:35 PM #57Paint my casket black with a big ass #3
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Most of you could buy a mansion in my town for what you pay for rent.
I'm getting out again asap, btw.
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02-14-17 04:21 PM #58
Yes it's not cheap but that's a reasonable price for a very nice home. However, i'm looking to upgrade soon and maybe move into the rental business so this topic is very interesting for me right now Originally Posted by astro61200
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02-14-17 04:52 PM #59
I'd love to get into the rental business. Buy a few properties and use the rent to cover the mortgages. Possibly cut a deal to someone who can work on properties to fix them up. Then sell them later for profit. Just not sure I could deal with shitty tenants or dealing with evictions. I believe there are a few people on here that have rentals. Originally Posted by Notorious_Donk
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02-14-17 06:24 PM #60
Everyone is fckin rich here. Can we start a Cuser fund? I have $61. I'm about to go into serious withdrawals, and die. Damn Falcons.
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02-14-17 10:26 PM #61
Yeah shitty tenants is the one thing i'm worried about. One of my buddies has a rental house and he had to deal with multiple court cases because of one broke dik family. That's worst case ontario Originally Posted by astro61200
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02-14-17 10:27 PM #62
Cuse are you drinking again? Originally Posted by Cuse0323
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02-15-17 10:36 AM #63
We rent out two condos in Miami.
2bed 2 bath 1,500 sq ft for $2,700
Studio 350 sq ft for for $1,200
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02-17-17 11:08 PM #64
You live in Beverly Hills? Originally Posted by RGG
2,300/month for 600 sq. ft.
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02-18-17 07:37 AM #65
Lol, that's what I thought. In Iowa, $550/month mortgage bought as new construction, internet $45, utilities $100-200 depending on the time of year and how much the A/C or furnace run. Originally Posted by reigle9
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02-20-17 01:18 PM #66
That is a lot for Nevada. You must live in a castle. Originally Posted by physed
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02-20-17 11:08 PM #67
If you're a single guy trying to conserve money...
You should look for something around $630 - $680 a month. Water Included. Gas/Heat Included. To me... it's an absolute steal. Sh#$ like that everywhere in Michigan.
To me... why would you want to work on the lawn... do home repairs... waste extra money. Total waste.
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02-21-17 12:00 AM #68
I have a rental. You really have to do some background checks on these people. I have been lucky. The same tenant for 10 years. I give her a break on the rent so she won't leave. She pays my mortgage and I pay for a repairs and condo fees. Taxes are what kill you. In a few more years she will have paid my note. Originally Posted by Notorious_Donk
If you get shitty tenants find a friend who is lawyer. It is harder than you think to throw them out. When you do, they have plenty of time to ruin the place. If your a landlord or plan to be, get insurance for this stuff.
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02-21-17 02:54 AM #69
Consider yourself lucky. 3 buddies of mine have rentals... and all they do is bitch about the property 24/7 Originally Posted by qwertvt
People live so trashy.
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02-24-17 01:42 PM #70
Place I live at now has gone downhill. New managers allow anybody come in. A few months ago, some young people showed up and all they do is drink and smoke MJ.
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