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[NewbZor]

As in you can hook it up? Not going through one yet, just preliminary searching.

I want some acreage in the sticks. Preferably the Sierras and near water but not opposed elsewhere.

I live in SoCal, I just refer you to someone else then collect on their commission lol. Las Vegas Raider tickets loom pal.

 

[PUO3]

I live in SoCal, I just refer you to someone else then collect on their commission lol. Las Vegas Raider tickets loom pal.

 

[Luminaire]

No Im not a renter you illiterate piece of shit.

Im trying to buy property. Not another house.

Oh and

lol, nothing changes in two years am I right? This is the worst "got em" attempt ever.

Anyway... you're buying property... so just land? w/o a house?

I didn't think you were a renter... living in the NorCal boondocks is pretty cheap, especially a couple years ago when you got in.

 

[FLYOVER BOSSMAN]

What is the stigma with renting? I still rent my place. It is cheap as fuck and sandwiched in between a cool part of the city. I would rather rent until I really want to settle down and like the option of being able to leave with 60 days notice (the property manager is an old family friend).

Seems like a slur. Lol

 

[Revolver]

lol, nothing changes in two years am I right? This is the worst "got em" attempt ever.

Anyway... you're buying property... so just land? w/o a house?

I didn't think you were a renter... living in the NorCal boondocks is pretty cheap, especially a couple years ago when you got in.

Well you did make it seem like you were always a homeowner when I asked you last week. Congrats either way. Where are you located now?

http://forums.sherdog.com/posts/136740391/

 

[PUO3]

What is the stigma with renting? I still rent my place. It is cheap as fuck and sandwiched in between a cool part of the city. I would rather rent until I really want to settle down and like the option of being able to leave with 60 days notice (the property manager is an old family friend).

Seems like a slur. Lol

Cuminhaire is just a cunt.

 

[Luminaire]

What is the stigma with renting? I still rent my place. It is cheap as fuck and sandwiched in between a cool part of the city. I would rather rent until I really want to settle down and like the option of being able to leave with 60 days notice (the property manager is an old family friend).

Seems like a slur. Lol

Nothing Streetz.

It's fine, this started because I poked at RR being a renter after he said he had renter's insurance (this caused him to really lose his shit and go on some multi-day rambling bender)

I owned a house for 6 years in my 20s, sold it for next to no profit, also had an investment property that was rent positive but the value took years to recover so I sold it as well. Once I did all that I moved down and lived on the beach for a few years, in a pretty nice rental. That was an awesome time, I had a great deal on rent and nothing to worry about.

And once I saved up enough and decided I wanted some more space I noticed that buying looked to be a better option than renting. As long as the market doesn't crash it looks to be a good move.

But financially, you're in a stronger position if you own a home so long as you can afford it, especially in an appreciating or desired area. It's the primary american wealth building tool.

 

[therealdope]

Be ready to move some funds into a bond market in 2018.

Unless you are *very* experienced in buying bonds, I would use an advisor who specializes in bonds.

 

[PUO3]

Found an ideal place, 3.5 acres with a river going through it, small 700 sq ft cabin that needed the plumbing and solar finished. Only $70,000. Sold less than a day after listing lol.

 

[Revolver]

give me some stock tips

the more insider, the better

Under Armour is going to rebound once FiTP leads (lol) the Warios to another title.

 

[Luminaire]

Well you did make it seem like you were always a homeowner when I asked you last week. Congrats either way. Where are you located now?

http://forums.sherdog.com/posts/136740391/

I did make it seem that way, because you just always lofted that claim at me. That I was renting some micro studio apartment lol. You were the original "You're a Renter" douchebag lol

Same place, just not on the shore.

 

[FLYOVER BOSSMAN]

A lot of you guys seem really insecure about money. Lol

 

[Luminaire]

Found an ideal place, 3.5 acres with a river going through it, small 700 sq ft cabin that needed the plumbing and solar finished. Only $70,000. Sold less than a day after listing lol.

Unabomber PUO over here.

 

[therealdope]

What is the stigma with renting?

There is nothing wrong with renting. It makes complete sense for many people.

People who make fun of renting are either assholes or "misery loves company" fucktards. Home ownership as an investment is a joke IMO -- which I can back up with data.

The only reason you should buy is if:

(a) you really enjoy the idea of ownership
(b) you can't find a place that (you like) to rent in an area, that you can buy in.

Ownership is expensive. I've owned up to 3 places simultaneously -- without any form of debt -- and I can say that the cost of a $750,000 place is $2000/mo, and a $1.3m place >$3000/mo. Folks in the real estate business will jump on my throat but of course it's true.

I've always assumed that CiH is in real estate. Probably works with a commercial real estate firm possibly involving property mgmt and/or financing.

 

[PUO3]

A lot of you guys seem really insecure about money. Lol

I need to make mooooooooore.

 

[PUO3]

Unabomber PUO over here.

Check your mail.

Some time away in the woods is amazing for recharging the batteries. Im not a weirdo prepper or recluse but I do enjoy a quiet get away.

 

[Luminaire]

There is nothing wrong with renting. It makes complete sense for many people.

People who make fun of renting are either assholes or "misery loves company" fucktards. Home ownership as an investment is a joke IMO -- which I can back up with data.

The only reason you should buy is if:

(a) you really enjoy the idea of ownership
(b) you can't find a place that (you like) to rent in an area, that you can buy in.

Ownership is expensive. I've owned up to 3 places simultaneously -- without any form of debt -- and I can say that the cost of a $750,000 place is $2000/mo, and a $1.3m place >$3000/mo. Folks in the real estate business will jump on my throat but of course it's true.

I've always assumed that CiH is in real estate. Probably works with a commercial real estate firm possibly involving property mgmt and/or financing.

lmao @ 750,000 = $2000/mo

All markets and situations are different, if you need the flexibility then renting is likely the better and cheaper option.

If you can afford it and are putting down some roots than owning > renting... I'm sure Revo would back me up on that.

Hey Revo, how much better of a situation are you in owning a home with a boatload of equity in SoCal, probably for the cost (or maybe even less than the cost of renting that same place)

I'll provide an example.

Two friends of mine are engineers who went to school out of state and moved back here when they finished, both got pretty great jobs. One decided to rent on the westside and live carefree, the other bought house a little further away and rented out a room or two to make it work.

The one still rents, the other came up 6 figures on the sale of that place and parlayed it into an even nicer place and pays less per month than the renter, and still has all that equity. Give it another 10 years and he will be free and clear on a damn near million dollar asset and the other guy might JUST be buying.

Factor in the tax advantages and like I said, it's an excellent wealth building tool.

 

[Luminaire]

Check your mail.

Some time away in the woods is amazing for recharging the batteries. Im not a weirdo prepper or recluse but I do enjoy a quiet get away.

I have a pretty decent idea of what you're getting into... I'm just curious how far out in NorCal you're going or if it's still relatively cheap.

When I was younger had an Aunt/Uncle with 12 acres in Oroville area, we'd go up for vacations... there's some Boomhauer level hillbillies out there but the ATV riding was always fun.

 

[PUO3]

I have a pretty decent idea of what you're getting into... I'm just curious how far out in NorCal you're going or if it's still relatively cheap.

When I was younger had an Aunt/Uncle with 12 acres in Oroville area, we'd go up for vacations... there's some Boomhauer level hillbillies out there but the ATV riding was always fun.

This place was near Lake Shasta.

We grew up with friends who had land up at Oroville. Really pretty place but meth is pretty rampant out that way now. Id be pretty concerned about leaving a place for most of the year unattended.

 

[Graves The Elder]

wow, serious talk itt.

I was just gonna say how fucked up it is Amir Khan got death threats for putting up a xmas tree for his little girl.