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Thanks, 24 for a cat is 113 years for humans. He always got me up at 4:00 for work. Now I have spend more time with my wife!!! ;-)
Sorry about your cat, Logan, 24 is pretty impressive.
Texas because it never went up that much during the boom.
Texas didn't have the boom and bust in prices yes and they had strict laws on cash out refinances there as well
-energy
-Medical
-finance ( some sectors)
- Pilots make good money actually
- Engineers
How did you arrive at that list?
How did you arrive at that list?
Top 20 Highest Paying Careers
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons - $166,400
Physicians and Surgeons - $166,400
Orthodontists - $166,400
Chief Executives - $165,080
Dentists, All Other Specialists - $161,020
Dentists, General $141,040
Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates $119,270
Architectural and Engineering Managers - $119,260
Prosthodontists - $118,400
Podiatrists - $118,030
Natural Sciences Managers - $116,020
Computer and Information Systems Managers - $115,780
Petroleum Engineers - $114,080
Marketing Managers - $112,800
Lawyers - $112,760
Pharmacists - $111,570
Air Traffic Controllers - $108,040
Political Scientists - $107,420
Physicists - $106,370
Financial Managers - $103,910
Houses did OK in Texas because Texas hasn't lost as many jobs as other states.
Nonsense -- housing did okay in Texas because it never went up that much during the boom. Last I checked, housing prices in Houston haven't recovered from the 80s bust, adjusted for inflation.
Thomas Sowell talks quite a bit about the price of housing in Calif being higher because of gov't meddling. Rent control, regulations, cost of permits, etc
Thomas Sowell talks quite a bit about the price of housing in Calif being higher because of gov't meddling. Rent control, regulations, cost of permits, etc
Depends on where in California, but that's probably accurate. Prop 13 is a big one, and that saves people on property taxes, but probably serves to make property prices higher since no one wants to sell. There are also lots of artificial constraints on land use in many areas. There is plenty of land in CA, particularly in the Bay Area, but you aren't allowed to build on a lot of it.
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My interview with Kathleen Hays and Josh Rosner
http://loganmohtashami.com/2014/05/16/bloomberg-financial-interview-on-health-of-the-housing-market-2014/
#housing