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Across the Panama City metro area, median home prices fell to $447,375, slightly lower than a month earlier. The median home had 1,404 square feet, at a list price of $343 per square foot.
One can find new shacks similar or cheaper price/sft in CA away from dark blue metros.
Yep. Ran a search for entire state of California with this criteria: detached home, no more than 3 years old, +2 bedrm/+2 bath
I guess 65-75% ARV works for her. I believe she flips with investors’ money and split the profit. This way, no holding cost on borrowing hard money and no paying points. Many ways to skin a cat.
I guess 65-75% ARV works for her. I believe she flips with investors’ money and split the profit. This way, no holding cost on borrowing hard money and no paying points. Many ways to skin a cat.
Eman says
I guess 65-75% ARV works for her. I believe she flips with investors’ money and split the profit. This way, no holding cost on borrowing hard money and no paying points. Many ways to skin a cat.
Some of those maffs look hard. How did she make 1,000,000 if she has to split it?
Facebook (or Meta) may do very well but overall the jobs market for that area may be barely satisfactory.
AD says
Yep. Ran a search for entire state of California with this criteria: detached home, no more than 3 years old, +2 bedrm/+2 bath
Look up Uhaul rates. For real. That's how you can judge housing prices. If it's more expensive to leave than coming in, do the math. Your home prices are going down 100% of the time. Not even a debate.
Your observation doesn't apply to the Bay Area. Asian immigrants parachute in.
Your observation doesn't apply to the Bay Area. Asian immigrants parachute in. They don't haul their sh*t across the pond in uhauls. They overpay for overpriced homes with overly high assessments to the homies who rent the uhauls to relocate to cheaper places. This is why we've had skewed uhaul for a long time here.
We segregate naturally.
We segregate naturally. I don't dislike Asians or blacks, but I wouldn't live in those neighborhoods.
The whites are fleeing.
Mostly all replaced / displaced by Asian immigrants who either bring money bags with them
I understand but why? Is it because of tribalism? What are the sentiments behind this?
gabbar says
I understand but why? Is it because of tribalism? What are the sentiments behind this?
Birds of the same feather, hence they stick together (or flock together)
AD says
gabbar says
I understand but why? Is it because of tribalism? What are the sentiments behind this?
Birds of the same feather, hence they stick together (or flock together)
Really? It is as natural as breathing. You just don't see it as openly as in the past. Just wait (if it ever happens) till TSHTF is a serious way. I'm pretty sure your skin will be your uniform....if it were to get bad enough.
WookieMan says
We segregate naturally. I don't dislike Asians or blacks, but I wouldn't live in those neighborhoods.
I understand but why? Is it because of tribalism? What are the sentiments behind this?
gabbar says
I understand but why? Is it because of tribalism? What are the sentiments behind this?
Birds of the same feather, hence they stick together (or flock together)
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I love my friends. Some of them are extremely well off, but we’re all equal when we hangout. The ironic thing is that they all think they’re middle class. Tell me how many middle class people live in $4.5-$5.5M homes?
Eman says
I love my friends. Some of them are extremely well off, but we’re all equal when we hangout. The ironic thing is that they all think they’re middle class. Tell me how many middle class people live in $4.5-$5.5M homes?
yeah all your crazy rich asian friends
and thanks for another one of your from-rags-to-riches-asian-immigrant story :-/
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Birds of the same feather, hence they stick together (or flock together)
Really? It is as natural as breathing. You just don't see it as openly as in the past. Just wait (if it ever happens) till TSHTF is a serious way.
Communication and behaviors also vary from culture to culture. The way people act, express, gesture, etc… When we hear Chinese folks talk, it seems like they’re arguing to us, but that’s how they communicate.
I’ve heard others said Bay Area people are rude. When I traveled to Portland, OR and Vancouver, Canada, I immediately noticed how nice those folks were.
GNL says
Birds of the same feather, hence they stick together (or flock together)
Really? It is as natural as breathing. You just don't see it as openly as in the past. Just wait (if it ever happens) till TSHTF is a serious way.
Please elaborate more as far as TSHTF and how people will behave.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Luther_Pierce#The_Turner_Diaries
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Do you get off the west coast? If not you don't know the country.
Leave CA.
Eman says
Saw this on X and thought of this thread.
And 3 generations later, poor again.
But we choose to do this knowing we can leave if things get intolerable for us.
Eman says
Saw this on X and thought of this thread.
And 3 generations later, poor again.
Happy to see someone knows this. There’s an old proverb that states “wealth doesn’t last past 3 generations”, and there’s a good reason for it. 😅
There are exceptions of course. Looking at Trump’s family, I believe wealth should last more than 3 generations for them: Fred Trump, Donald, Ivanka, and their kids……Good for them.
in case the kids are a bunch of idiots who would piss the inheritance money away.
There’s an old proverb that states “wealth doesn’t last past 3 generations”,
Eman says
There’s an old proverb that states “wealth doesn’t last past 3 generations”,
Yep, "Shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves is 3 generations." Grampa builds the business from nothing, kids live well on the profits, grandkids blow the rest supporting a lifestyle.
Did this happen to the Trump family? It’s all about the work ethic.
In this country, there are instruments that can make the wealth last for a very long time as AD alluded above for people with really deep pockets. Previous generations didn’t have this instrument so 3 generations seem about right.
Both he and his wife are well educated. They’re pushing their kids hard in schools too…Tiger parents if you will. Our common ground is real estate investments.
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pimco-kiesel-called-housing-top-160339396.html?source=patrick.net
Bond manager Mark Kiesel sold his California home in 2006, when he presciently predicted the housing bubble would pop. He bought again in 2012, after U.S. prices fell more than 30% and found a floor.
Now, after a record surge in prices, Kiesel says the time to sell is once again at hand.