He is in the basement hiding …….
Boy was I wrong in the original post. I totally missed the in migration of Californian's etc. And the millions of houses being bought up for rentals by REITs and huge outfits like Blackrock. There has to be an end eventually but house prices are still going up faster than inflation.
I am told by realtor friends in New Braunfels that almost half of sales are from California and many for cash they got selling their houses there.
That's been going here for 20+years
He is topic kiss of death when he weighs in with certainty
A $1 million starter home is now the norm in more than 200 US cities
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/1...080003003.html
Can’t buy a house in big a city earning 12 computers fixed a day pay so ducks better stay in Yuma.
Am sure that Yam s is not the only one inflating their property portfolio value to inflate their net worth just to get favorable business rates/terms.
Let us hope not.Am sure that Yam s is not the only one inflating their property portfolio value to inflate their net worth just to get favorable business rates/terms.
tee, hee.
I bought into my house at a good time and have seen my home in San Marcos almost double in value in 8 years. YAY. Locked in a mortgage for less than 4% that I am never, ever going to be able to refinance more cheaply... heh.
Bad for property taxes though.
Can confirm. I have been watching Austin move south, and San Antonio move north.
Traffic gets worse and worse every year. We waste so much time and money in traffic that you can't tell me that trains wouldn't be better.
i was one of those when i moved to virginia in 2019. i didnt have a house to sell, but the price difference was so jarring that we just ended up buying there anyway
currently renting here in LV, but i kept my virginia home and am currently renting that one out. didnt make sense to sell. as of now the rent im getting (before paying property manager fees, maintenance, etc) is about 900 more than the mortgage + insurance cost on it
As long as you don't have a dog barking, or loud banging music you got it made, RG.
I wish those 2 maladies on no one, ever. It's my religion.
I am happy for you and your's on this subject.
And then you cross your fingers no major repairs are needed until you can sell iti was one of those when i moved to virginia in 2019. i didnt have a house to sell, but the price difference was so jarring that we just ended up buying there anyway
currently renting here in LV, but i kept my virginia home and am currently renting that one out. didnt make sense to sell. as of now the rent im getting (before paying property manager fees, maintenance, etc) is about 900 more than the mortgage + insurance cost on it
Look at Blake; acting like somebody.
You do have your moments. They ain't too often, but I spot 'em whenever they surface.
Blake
oh im sure there will be. theres always risk in holding a property. but i'm netting 900/mo right now, and mortgage wont climb while rents might... its part of the calculus.
the roof was last replaced in 2011 or so thats a known cost on the way at some point, in an area that gets a fair amount of rain
Yeah, it's crazy. My McQueeney house has doubled in 6 years with a 2.38% mortgage even with the lake not being back until next year. I get "cash" offers all the time. The colorado house according to redfin/zillow is up
400k in two years. Real estate is crazy there. Labor and the short construction season is a killer. New construction is 700-800 per square foot.
NEW YORK — In 2006, the hulking office building at 135 W. 50th St. in midtown Manhattan sold for $332 million. Tenants occupied nearly every floor; offices were in demand; real estate was booming.
On Wednesday, it changed hands again, in an unusual online auction — for $8.5 million.
The staggeringly low sale price of the 23-story glass behemoth that was once the headquarters of Sports Illustrated is the latest and perhaps most surprising sign of how the pandemic has upended the state of office buildings in New York City, home to the largest central business district in the United States.
That's...not housing.
Did you expect anything less from a low iq alt ducks?
Effy, kissin' that Dumper's dumper.Did you expect anything less from a low iq alt ducks?
Did you want me to start a new thread about it
Stalker
Sure. Commercial real estate is an interesting topic.
You don't want people reading or replying to your posts?Stalker
Weird.
Is black woman an interesting topic for you also ?
What about white woman ?
What about Indian woman ?
What about sex ?
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