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"So lets do the math 4.2 original asking price. Taking offers at 3. That is more than 25% difference."
I can't believe this kind of talk.
$1.2 million difference!
I could retire today on $1.2M.
Amazing!
Garth Farkley Says:
"Dear Slacker McMDMA,
"I’m going to barf the next time I hear you bitching about how terrible boomers are because we smoked a joint once. 'Rave' on my friend. At least now we know what the “X†stands for."
MDMA = Ecstasy?
Never tried it, but I bet it beat Boomer Ex-Lax.
Bill Clinton smoked a joint...ahem...once.
Oh, that's right. He didn't inhale.
What did he do with that cigar and M. Lewinsky?
Oh, that's right. He didn't inhale.
Inhale this!
dt Says:
"Many people are so desperately to own a home that they bought a house and have no savings left. Many relies on the renters, who rent their rooms, to help them to pay the mortgage."
"What is the point of buying a house and rent out your rooms to strangers. This is not happen to only few families. But majority family are doing that."
The point?
The point you ask?
The point is that California IS heaven!
It IS the promised land of milk and honey and opulence and play!
California is beyond your wildest Nirvana!
You want the goodies, you must sacrifice your body, mind, spirit...and bank account!
Now get out there and grab the bull(shit) by the horns!
And always remember the cardinal rule: California real estate NEVER goes down!
Peter P
2006 Feb 12, 3:29am
It IS the promised land of milk and honey and opulence and play!
Moreover, California is so special that eventually only 144000 families can afford. :)
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We've already had threads devoted to the boomer issue, and many feel it's time to move on.
So let's talk about RE and try to avoid the boomer/race/political/gender/religion tangents that have become all too common in recent months.
Tell us what you think about RE right now. Where are we at in the cycle and where are we going from here?