Until you get laid off and "forced" to relocate and sell your place for 30% less than what you paid for it 2.5 years ago.
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Until you get laid off and "forced" to relocate and sell your place for 30% less than what you paid for it 2.5 years ago.
You'd have to hold it for years to make it worth your while. And you'd still have to pay property taxes
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Those last two are done up
the last one in your links says "NEEDS WORK"When a realtor admits a house needs work, you KNOW it's gotta be bad.
Yeah, it's dry heat. I barely even noticed when it's 114.
Can I get a condo for a betamax machine?
This is a couple blocks from where my condo was.
http://www.howardhanna.com/property...hernOH&VAR_AgentCode=6205&VAR_OfficeCode=0022
http://www.howardhanna.com/property...hernOH&VAR_AgentCode=6205&VAR_OfficeCode=0022
Honolulu, Hawaii
1. What is the average price of gas (87oc)? 3.49/gal
2. How far do you live from where you work?4 miles
3. How long does it take you to drive to work? 25 minutes
4. What is the public transportation like? (on time? crowded? falling apart?) Only busses. It's pretty good, except that it stops every five feet.
5. What the average income in your area? Median household income is $51,000.
6. Is crime a problem where you live, or near by? Property crime is common here. Extremely low violent crime.
7. What's the property tax like? Rate is 0.00329 for improved residential property, or $3.29 per every $1,000 of the assessed value. Median home price of $616,000.
8. What's the sales tax like? No sales tax. We have General Excise tax, which is a tax levied any time something changes hands and applies to every level of production 4.5%. Roughly equal to a 13% sales tax.
9. What's the price of a gallon of milk? $6-$7.
10. What are the gun control laws like in your area? Strict. No castle, no carry of any kind. The only time a weapon is allowed to be outside of a locked case is in your home, firing range, or designated hunting area (not on Oahu).
11. What are the public school like? Second worst in the country behind Mississippi. Possibly moving in to first place for 2010, as we have furloughed 17 school days due to budget constraints and union inflexibility. More furlough days are scheduled for 2011.
12. What is the weather like there? (lots of rain? very humid? snows a lot?) Temperate, imo. Often humid.
1. What is the average price of gas (87oc)? 3.49/gal
2. How far do you live from where you work?4 miles
3. How long does it take you to drive to work? 25 minutes
4. What is the public transportation like? (on time? crowded? falling apart?) Only busses. It's pretty good, except that it stops every five feet.
5. What the average income in your area? Median household income is $51,000.
6. Is crime a problem where you live, or near by? Property crime is common here. Extremely low violent crime.
7. What's the property tax like? Rate is 0.00329 for improved residential property, or $3.29 per every $1,000 of the assessed value. Median home price of $616,000.
8. What's the sales tax like? No sales tax. We have General Excise tax, which is a tax levied any time something changes hands and applies to every level of production 4.5%. Roughly equal to a 13% sales tax.
9. What's the price of a gallon of milk? $6-$7.
10. What are the gun control laws like in your area? Strict. No castle, no carry of any kind. The only time a weapon is allowed to be outside of a locked case is in your home, firing range, or designated hunting area (not on Oahu).
11. What are the public school like? Second worst in the country behind Mississippi. Possibly moving in to first place for 2010, as we have furloughed 17 school days due to budget constraints and union inflexibility. More furlough days are scheduled for 2011.
12. What is the weather like there? (lots of rain? very humid? snows a lot?) Temperate, imo. Often humid.
He in Columbus is fairly shielded from the Lebron effect, so he would be ok if he left Ohio. Cleveland, however, would self distruct.
All sports could implode and we'd still be fine. Regarding the midwest, Columbus is IT heaven.
Well the minute Lebron leaves, the Cavs are done. And since the Cavs are our only hope of winning anything in any sport, that blow will ripple through the already-hurting baseball and football teams. Such a small city cannot afford to keep that many different types of professional sports teams competitive anymore.
Wow, that's almost as much as waw's condo fees!
while that condo fee may be huge I paid nothing for the place and my ONLY bill is going to be power thanks to that huge condo fee. I'm still coming out way way ahead on this deal
This sounds like a Sitcom waiting to be written. Liam and Juli living next door to Kyle and Kiwi.
instead of the odd couple it would be the odd couples