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Tenpoundbass
2022 Mar 14, 3:39pm
Tenpoundbass
2022 Mar 14, 3:39pm
It's too flat, but not Florida mostly South Florida. But it's changing politically to some degree.
I would like to get some land in the Carolina mountains somewhere.
I would like to get some land in the Carolina mountains somewhere.
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2022 Mar 14, 3:39pm
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2022 Mar 14, 3:39pm
Ceffer says
I don't see it happening. This place is too rural. A lot of new construction, but most of it is sold prior to being built even, mostly to people leaving CA. There are still no major industries here, it's a great place to do construction work or own a farm. Apparently big name here is the guy who sells potatoes to McDonalds from the day they started. Was a neat history lesson there.
Fortwaynemobile saysThat’s what we got in Idaho
According to Benjamin Fulford, when the Biden regime finally implodes on itself and falls apart from internal corruptions and the US Corporation is laid to rest decisively, and the foreign occupied foreign city state of Washington DC is flushed, then Idaho may become the location of the new capital of the re-constituted USA, because heartland rather than slave of Euro conspiracies. He also thinks there is a chance of Canada or large segments thereof and Mexico joining a union. The British Commonwealth has expired, and even Australia may eventually join a union.
This all sounds a bit dodgy hopium to me, but no more strange than the actual unwinding events of the last couple of years.
I don't see it happening. This place is too rural. A lot of new construction, but most of it is sold prior to being built even, mostly to people leaving CA. There are still no major industries here, it's a great place to do construction work or own a farm. Apparently big name here is the guy who sells potatoes to McDonalds from the day they started. Was a neat history lesson there.
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porkchopXpress
2022 May 29, 7:22am
porkchopXpress
2022 May 29, 7:22am
Well, we’re trying to close on a beautiful house in Franklin area. The seller is desperate because their original buyer backed out and we’re getting a good value considering the market. Ultimately when running the buy vs rent financials, buying this house is easily the better option even though I still think we’re headed for recession. It’s well within our means and I can finally end the pains of having a landlord, not worrying about rent increases or getting kicked out, and doing what we want to the house. Best news? Leaving Kommiefornia. We’re all really excited.
I appreciate all the advice.
I appreciate all the advice.
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FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden
2022 May 29, 8:20am
if it helps any. friend moved to tennessee, more rural, still cheap. cities are expensive, but you go outside and its cheap
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porkchopXpress
2022 May 29, 6:23pm
porkchopXpress
2022 May 29, 6:23pm
Bd6r says
Not sure about that, but thanks for the compliment. I still believe we're headed for economic pain and the price of my house will go down, but I plan on living there for a long time. If I get into investment properties/rentals, this coming recession will be gold for those with extra cash to pounce.
porkchopexpress sayssmallpox pandemic.
Appears that you have excellent prediction skills
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HeadSet
2022 May 29, 6:40pm
HeadSet
2022 May 29, 6:40pm
porkchopexpress says
I certainly hope so.
this coming recession will be gold for those with extra cash to pounce.
I certainly hope so.
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Shaman
2022 Sep 16, 12:50pm
Shaman
2022 Sep 16, 12:50pm
Anyone still wanting to buy a house near Nashville? My acquaintance is selling his in Greenbrier. 5 bed, 5k sqf. New construction with a lot of extras.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/139-Empson-Dr-Greenbrier-TN-37073/80375447_zpid/
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/139-Empson-Dr-Greenbrier-TN-37073/80375447_zpid/
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HeadSet
2022 Sep 16, 1:09pm
HeadSet
2022 Sep 16, 1:09pm
Shaman says
Maybe a mis link here - that is not new construction. Interesting, the asking price is nearly triple from what it sold at in 2015.
Anyone still wanting to buy a house near Nashville? My acquaintance is selling his in Greenbrier. 5 bed, 5k sqf. New construction with a lot of extras.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/139-Empson-Dr-Greenbrier-TN-37073/80375447_zpid/
Maybe a mis link here - that is not new construction. Interesting, the asking price is nearly triple from what it sold at in 2015.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Sep 16, 1:37pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Sep 16, 1:37pm
HeadSet says
Greedheads be gettin' their comeuppance. Verily.
Interesting, the asking price is nearly triple from what it sold at in 2015.
Greedheads be gettin' their comeuppance. Verily.
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WookieMan
2022 Sep 16, 2:26pm
WookieMan
2022 Sep 16, 2:26pm
Shaman says
I like helping people but that is builder grade stuff. That's not quality. Value must be in the land? It's got the classic make it look good feel. Tray ceilings, crown molding and then..... bottom of the barrel cabinetry and plumbing fixtures. It's a lipstick on a pig house dude. Sorry if that offends, but I've been in a couple thousand houses and condos. Might work for Trashville, but that ain't $1M in my world. Must be a good school district?
Anyone still wanting to buy a house near Nashville? My acquaintance is selling his in Greenbrier. 5 bed, 5k sqf. New construction with a lot of extras.
I like helping people but that is builder grade stuff. That's not quality. Value must be in the land? It's got the classic make it look good feel. Tray ceilings, crown molding and then..... bottom of the barrel cabinetry and plumbing fixtures. It's a lipstick on a pig house dude. Sorry if that offends, but I've been in a couple thousand houses and condos. Might work for Trashville, but that ain't $1M in my world. Must be a good school district?
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We all decided that the Nashville area (i.e., Franklin/Brentwood) is where we'd all agree to move this Summer, but the house prices are INSANE. We've only ever rented and she will NOT agree to moving to another rental; she wants to buy. So, I'm stuck between stretching ourselves a bit to buy a $1.4M home in Nashville area, or staying in our current rental but making our boys get the vaccine to stay in school. My boys are already bummed about the thought of switching high schools, so they'd be willing to get the vaccine to stay in their current school. I feel like I'm alone in fighting against the easier path, which is clearly staying put in our current place until they finish school.
What would you guys do?
P.S. Given the no state income tax and the down payment I've saved up, I could theoretically make a $1.4M work but it's beyond what I'd prefer to pay. I'm also scared shitless that housing is going to crash, but what if it doesn't?