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RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 Aug 13, 9:20am
Zillow has it at over 1.1m. The mortgage payment is over $1k higher than the rent payment, that is not even including all the other crap. Interesting...
http://www.zillow.com/homes/701-Crystal-Lane-Pleasanton,-CA-94566_rb/
Robber Baron Elite Scum
2013 Aug 13, 10:09am
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/apa/3999615724.html
How much would it sell for
A blowjob and a herpes bonus gift.
RWSGFY
2013 Aug 13, 12:50pm
I never understood how the numbers worked for my last landlord: the house was bought in 2006 for $800K, had monthly HOA dues at $575 and was rented for $2800. It wasn't a cash purchase either - it had a mortgage at 2006 rates and was never refinanced.
Bigsby
2013 Aug 13, 1:20pm
Interesting...
Why?
Why not?
Perhaps because it's not particularly interesting that you can find a property with a higher estimate than its potential rent would suggest. There's rather a lot of such houses all around the world.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 Aug 13, 1:29pm
Interesting...
Why?
Why not?
Perhaps because it's not particularly interesting that you can find a property with a higher estimate than its potential rent would suggest. There's rather a lot of such houses all around the world.
To you it is not interesting. To me it shows the cracks in the fake cement. ;)
Bigsby
2013 Aug 13, 1:31pm
Interesting...
Why?
Why not?
Perhaps because it's not particularly interesting that you can find a property with a higher estimate than its potential rent would suggest. There's rather a lot of such houses all around the world.
To you it is not interesting. To me it shows the cracks in the fake cement. ;)
Then the cracks have been there for a very, very long time.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 Aug 13, 1:40pm
Then the cracks have been there for a very, very long time.
It is all relative. 1992 was not that long ago to a rock, but for a mosquito many generations have come and gone.
Bigsby
2013 Aug 13, 1:41pm
Then the cracks have been there for a very, very long time.
It is all relative. 1992 was not that long ago to a rock, but for a mosquito many generations have come and gone.
I suspect it's a very, very long time in terms of your lifetime.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 Aug 13, 1:44pm
Then the cracks have been there for a very, very long time.
It is all relative. 1992 was not that long ago to a rock, but for a mosquito many generations have come and gone.
I suspect it's a very, very long time in terms of your lifetime.
Umm, I guess so...
Bigsby
2013 Aug 13, 1:47pm
Then the cracks have been there for a very, very long time.
It is all relative. 1992 was not that long ago to a rock, but for a mosquito many generations have come and gone.
I suspect it's a very, very long time in terms of your lifetime.
Umm, I guess so...
So I guess you'll be renting/living in the basement for the rest of your life.
RentingForHalfTheCost
2013 Aug 13, 11:52pm
Then the cracks have been there for a very, very long time.
It is all relative. 1992 was not that long ago to a rock, but for a mosquito many generations have come and gone.
I suspect it's a very, very long time in terms of your lifetime.
Umm, I guess so...
So I guess you'll be renting/living in the basement for the rest of your life.
If the basement is a 2200 sqft house with pool/spa/bbq on a huge lot in a perfect location, then I guess yes. I will stay here until the rent verses owning ratio flips in my favor. Right now it is so much for renting I only post here to understand how people are ignoring the obvious math calculation.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/apa/3999615724.html
How much would it sell for? $200/sqft? $300/sqft? more?
Is ownership cheaper here? You do the math.