The American dream
03-12-2008, 12:08 PM
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Re: The American dream
Originally Posted by buk9tp
and your calling out a guy cause his wife was a stripper 8++ years ago
?
maybe i should call your mom cathy and let her know you called her fat as ----..
but then they might throw you out the house for talking ---- on teh interwebs :'
im just trying to show you ****** that theres no such thing as hiding behind the internet anymore..
? maybe i should call your mom cathy and let her know you called her fat as ----..
but then they might throw you out the house for talking ---- on teh interwebs :'
im just trying to show you ****** that theres no such thing as hiding behind the internet anymore..
03-12-2008, 04:15 PM
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Re: The American dream
Congratu-fuckig-lations!! No matter what house you buy, as long as its not in a shitty area, will pay off in the long run. It's like monet in the bank!
We close the sale of our house on the 21st of this month. We allready have a house in mind that we want. Its listed for just uner 500k but we can probably get it in the verry low 4s. Foreclosures here keep popping up quicker than pimples on Scottsi's ***.
We close the sale of our house on the 21st of this month. We allready have a house in mind that we want. Its listed for just uner 500k but we can probably get it in the verry low 4s. Foreclosures here keep popping up quicker than pimples on Scottsi's ***.
03-12-2008, 07:35 PM
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Re: The American dream
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
You can change ANYTHING about a house except it's location. It's the land it's sitting on that makes it so expensive. I can buy a big *** house in the middle of the ghetto for dirt cheap, but I refuse to live in the middle of trash. 
03-12-2008, 07:53 PM
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Re: The American dream
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
I'm buying a house for both reasons. I guess you would have to know the housing market out here to understand why buying a house out here right now is a GREAT investment. You couldn't touch a house for under $185 a couple years ago. Now they're selling for as low as $130k. They can't drop any farther and even if they do drop a little bit more it has to come back up. It always does. Anybody who has the money is buying homes right now to sell when the market goes back up.
03-14-2008, 09:19 PM
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Re: The American dream
Looks like we just bought the 980sq house. All the other houses we looked at were either shitholes or in a shithole neighborhood. 
$157k at 6.6% FIXED. Original listing price: $184,900.
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03-14-2008, 10:20 PM
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Re: The American dream
Originally Posted by 88dx
Sweet house 
I'm ------- stoked. Finally something I can call my own and do all the ---- that I want to do. First thing on the list is pressure wash the garage and epoxy it. I ------- love that ----. The funny thing is compared to the house I used to rent, if you factor in taxes, I'll be paying LESS per month to buy this house.
------- crazy. With tax and insurance I will only be paying around $1125/month. __________________
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03-14-2008, 10:36 PM
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Re: The American dream
Can't loose, these types of starter homes hold value better and will be quick to appreciate. When i bought in connecticut i went for land 1st and found a nice 11.9 acre lot . Bought a big *** backhoe and did alot of the lot work myself. I even dug a pond. I paid on the land for 5 years then i built the house, 3200 SQ Ft. I have been paying it down and hope to build a attached 4 bay soon.
Best thing you can do is own,screw rent!!!
Mark
Best thing you can do is own,screw rent!!!
Mark
03-14-2008, 10:42 PM
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Re: The American dream
Originally Posted by win0857
Can't loose, these types of starter homes hold value better and will be quick to appreciate. When i bought in connecticut i went for land 1st and found a nice 11.9 acre lot . Bought a big *** backhoe and did alot of the lot work myself. I even dug a pond. I paid on the land for 5 years then i built the house, 3200 SQ Ft. I have been paying it down and hope to build a attached 4 bay soon.
Best thing you can do is own,screw rent!!!
Mark
Best thing you can do is own,screw rent!!!
Mark
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