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B.A.C.A.H. says
Because homie don't borrow.
Same here. The only time I borrowed was for my first car and my first house. Paid cash for all cars and residence homes since. I did borrow to biy rental houses, but that is a business and not personal consumption.
DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says
And it gets a pink slip from the DMV so is not counted as a perm improvement on the property tax assessments.
I may have been using the term "trailer" wrong. These homes I am talking about are called "off frame" where two halves are brought to a site and assembled on a foundation. The roof is normal asphalt shingle. That example photo in my above post is one of those off frames.
I may have been using the term "trailer" wrong. These homes I am talking about are called "off frame" where two halves are brought to a site and assembled on a foundation. The roof is normal asphalt shingle. That example photo in my above post is one of those off frames.
I may have been using the term "trailer" wrong. These homes I am talking about are called "off frame" where two halves are brought to a site and assembled on a foundation. The roof is normal asphalt shingle. That example photo in my above post is one of those off frames.
Who does the note cite as the party who will pay? You or the “business” that is a Corp? Think about risk and what that looks like if people stop paying your mortgage.
For $100k you can have a new modest house, and $150k gets you a really nice one
I wonder why anybody is into Tiny Houses
anKulak says
I wonder why anybody is into Tiny Houses
Just a fad. And yes, they make no sense when house trailers and motor homes have been around since the 1950s.
West Coast of Florida getting creamed.
Keeping in mind Florida property insurance is already much higher than the national average, in a state infamous for low wages, while housing prices approach expensive average East Coast Levels.
The largest insurer in Florida claims that a 93% rate increase is necessary
https://floridainsider.com/business/largest-florida-insurer-claims-that-a-93-rate-increase-is-needed/
Insurers use drone to cancel Florida homeowner's policy, citing his 6-year old roof
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/florida-homeowner-dropped-insurer-over-105500151.html
Keeping in mind Florida property insurance is already much higher than the national average, in a state infamous for low wages, while housing prices approach expensive average East Coast Levels.
I have a friend that moved to Fort Myers right before Hurricane Ian. He bought a foreclosure and had to get the woman out of the home. He decided to forgo property insurance and got creamed. He is still going without property insurance. He’s on a canal in Fort Myers where even a rain storm makes his front lawn become a pond. Oh boy, I wonder if he’s gonna get creamed again.
So the bloom is off the Florida rose then? If it's not cheap to live in anymore, what's the point of suffering the heat, humidity and storms? At this point it's better to move to Indiana and just fly to the beach now and then Wookie-style.
At this point it's better to move to Indiana and just fly to the beach now and then Wookie-style.
stereotomy, tell me more about the hurricane windfall please.
She said they are leaving as soon as the lease is up after their first year here.
Traveling the World with spouse. Life is good.
FYI - It's a REALLY bad time to consider an actuary position.
stereotomy says
FYI - It's a REALLY bad time to consider an actuary position.
My kid is studying to be an actuary with a BS in computer science. What preparations should be done?
Just wait until they start taking money out their 401ks and IRAs after a few years due to inflation/medical bills. Tens of millions will all do it. What goes up because of people putting money away...
Illinois pension debt is 270%, the worst in the nation, worse than California. 20% of Illinois budget goes to pensions as of today, right now.
I guess I'm wrong:
https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/15-2011.00
That website is awesome - now you know where the HR flunkies get their materials. Have your kid check it out - it's great for building resumes.
stereotomy says
I guess I'm wrong:
https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/15-2011.00
That website is awesome - now you know where the HR flunkies get their materials. Have your kid check it out - it's great for building resumes.
THANK YOU. I did forward the link. You are right, this site is a good resource for HR flunkies.
Also, he got an offer to intern as an aspiring with an insurance company yesterday. Going to interview with a very top level investment company soon!
Just wait until they start taking money out their 401ks and IRAs after a few years due to inflation/medical bills. Tens of millions will all do it. What goes up because of people putting money away...
I listened to a senior brag that he had 7 knee surgeries and didn't pay a dime out of pocket. Yeah, go home boomer.
mell says
I listened to a senior brag that he had 7 knee surgeries and didn't pay a dime out of pocket. Yeah, go home boomer.
He can't, he has a bum knee. Might need that free medical transportation.
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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.