who here is a homeowner?
05-01-2005, 07:59 PM
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Re: who here is a homeowner?
Originally Posted by PoorMansPorsche
look at the trends guys.. and be carefull.. every 20 or 30 years there is a market realestate boom.. mostly on the speculation of potential investors clammering to secure their investments driving up the over all price of housing causing an eventual bubble in the market when values settle.. Its not an entirely secure investment and like everything else if you dont do your homework you will get burnt...
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05-02-2005, 10:52 AM
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Re: who here is a homeowner?
The market sucks here in north Texas where I live.Were saturated with new construction and a big factory pulled out of here and left a buch of people behind that now cant afford to live here so they are all sellling their houses.Over saturation of houses for sale=a buyers market.
Equity buildup is allmost non existant.
Im happy living here though.I bought my 2950 sq.ft. house for $189,900.I just had it apraised and it apraised for $205k.
Its got 5 bedrooms,2 dineing areas,study,3 full baths,2 living areas,2 car garage.Its paid off so its like money in that bank.
The good thing is that in 5 years the projected growth for this area is 35%.The national average is 2-5%.
Equity buildup is allmost non existant.
Im happy living here though.I bought my 2950 sq.ft. house for $189,900.I just had it apraised and it apraised for $205k.
Its got 5 bedrooms,2 dineing areas,study,3 full baths,2 living areas,2 car garage.Its paid off so its like money in that bank.
The good thing is that in 5 years the projected growth for this area is 35%.The national average is 2-5%.
05-02-2005, 11:10 AM
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Re: who here is a homeowner?
Originally Posted by d16forlife
The market sucks here in north Texas where I live.Were saturated with new construction and a big factory pulled out of here and left a buch of people behind that now cant afford to live here so they are all sellling their houses.Over saturation of houses for sale=a buyers market.
Equity buildup is allmost non existant.
Im happy living here though.I bought my 1295 sq.ft. house for $189,900.I just had it apraised and it apraised for $205k.
Its got 5 bedrooms,2 dineing areas,study,3 full baths,2 living areas,2 car garage.Its paid off so its like money in that bank.
The good thing is that in 5 years the projected growth for this area is 35%.The national average is 2-5%.
Equity buildup is allmost non existant.
Im happy living here though.I bought my 1295 sq.ft. house for $189,900.I just had it apraised and it apraised for $205k.
Its got 5 bedrooms,2 dineing areas,study,3 full baths,2 living areas,2 car garage.Its paid off so its like money in that bank.
The good thing is that in 5 years the projected growth for this area is 35%.The national average is 2-5%.
189k is a damn good price for your home, i was thinking you paid over 200k for it. i'm looking to spend about 160k on a new home in about a year, good to know i can get some pimp ---- like you raffi 
05-02-2005, 11:18 AM
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Re: who here is a homeowner?
Originally Posted by projekteg
not your average mexican 189k is a damn good price for your home, i was thinking you paid over 200k for it. i'm looking to spend about 160k on a new home in about a year, good to know i can get some pimp ---- like you raffi
189k is a damn good price for your home, i was thinking you paid over 200k for it. i'm looking to spend about 160k on a new home in about a year, good to know i can get some pimp ---- like you raffi 
No,Im not your average Mexican.Its smart,buisness oriented Mexicans like me who people should fear...not illigals
If this restaurant goes as projected in 5 years my net worth will be over $1million
05-03-2005, 02:27 AM
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Re: who here is a homeowner?
Originally Posted by d16forlife
The market sucks here in north Texas where I live.Were saturated with new construction and a big factory pulled out of here and left a buch of people behind that now cant afford to live here so they are all sellling their houses.Over saturation of houses for sale=a buyers market.
Equity buildup is allmost non existant.
Im happy living here though.I bought my 1295 sq.ft. house for $189,900.I just had it apraised and it apraised for $205k.
Its got 5 bedrooms,2 dineing areas,study,3 full baths,2 living areas,2 car garage.Its paid off so its like money in that bank.
The good thing is that in 5 years the projected growth for this area is 35%.The national average is 2-5%.
Equity buildup is allmost non existant.
Im happy living here though.I bought my 1295 sq.ft. house for $189,900.I just had it apraised and it apraised for $205k.
Its got 5 bedrooms,2 dineing areas,study,3 full baths,2 living areas,2 car garage.Its paid off so its like money in that bank.
The good thing is that in 5 years the projected growth for this area is 35%.The national average is 2-5%.
Originally Posted by d16y7nh
my girl and i bought our house 1 year ago today. 1500sf in NH . I PAY $1945 A MONTH FOR MY ------ MORTAGE. but i did get 6% for 30years. all i gotta do is wait to refiance and get my payment lower
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