By Kibner Go To PostLook at the yards that even the mobile homes in the background have:Humid summers and occasional hurricane doesn't so bad.
Two acres is plenty and if there's utilities at the street, that's the one. Can you sell the grandfather plot and use the $$ for the one your dad is leaving you?
By Kabro Go To PostHumid summers and occasional weather doesn't so bad.The nearest Wal-Mart being a half-hour away ain't so bad, tbh. Have to drive everywhere but like 80% of businesses are locally owned and operated. Not a big diversity of food, either: couple mexican places, a handful of cajun & seafood restaurants, a good steak joint, a burger stand, and then a Subway and a Popeyes.
And, yeah, you will have to drive 30-60 minutes to get to any kind of "big" business or hospital instead of small offices.
By Fenderputty Go To PostTwo acres is plenty and if there's utilities at the street, that's the one. Can you sell the grandfather plot and use the $$ for the one your dad is leaving you?That is something that I have been thinking about. I have to first settle my dad's plot with my brother and the larger plots from my grandfather are technically under the control of my mom, so, I can't readily sell anything at the moment. She would also like me to "keep it in the family" but we'll see.
Yeah I was assuming some family dynamics would be at play. My in laws sold a house that's been int eh family for like 80 years to their son for cheap. Condition, he cannot sell. When he does he his to sell it to his younger sister at a discounted rate as well. Everyone in the family is like ... nobody wants to live in Azusa though.
They know my wife and I would just flipped the fucking thing heh
They know my wife and I would just flipped the fucking thing heh
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/business/money-report/the-salary-you-need-to-buy-a-home-in-the-15-most-expensive-u-s-housing-markets/3480433/
where's OC?
or is it combined with the LA metro area?
1. San Jose
Income needed: $463,887
Median home price: $1.84 million
2. San Francisco
Income needed: $336,170
Median home price: $1.3 million
3. San Diego
Income needed: $241,784
Median home price: $981,000
4. Los Angeles
Income needed: $207,030
Median home price: $823,000
5. Seattle
Income needed: $191,332
Median home price: $755,300
6. New York City
Income needed: $186,123
Median home price: $659,200
7. Boston
Income needed: $186,059
Median home price: $704,700
8. Denver
Income needed: $160,874
Median home price: $651,000
9. Miami
Income needed: $159,528
Median home price: $625,000
10. Washington, D.C.
Income needed: $155,370
Median home price: $600,200
11. Riverside/San Bernardino, California
Income needed: $146,792
Median home price: $579,900
12. Portland, Oregon
Income needed: $146,483
Median home price: $574,000
13. Sacramento, California
Income needed: $139,283
Median home price: $533,900
14. Austin, Texas
Income needed: $135,333
Median home price: $466,700
15. Salt Lake City
Income needed: $134,692
Median home price: $551,200
where's OC?
or is it combined with the LA metro area?
Not combined I think, seems like they only chose larger metropolitan cities. Otherwise Santa Barbara would be up there with San Jose
ok i was about to say.
I remember reading this article and OC was ranked 6th in the country in most expensive and right behind SF.
https://www.kiplinger.com/real-estate/603612/15-us-cities-with-the-highest-average-home-prices
E: according to the link i just posted.
and OC:
I remember reading this article and OC was ranked 6th in the country in most expensive and right behind SF.
https://www.kiplinger.com/real-estate/603612/15-us-cities-with-the-highest-average-home-prices
By reilo Go To PostNo way NYC median is $680k lolyeah that seems way off.
E: according to the link i just posted.
1. Manhattan, New York
Borough population: 1,596,273
Median household income: $95,866
Average home price: $2,711,000
Premium to U.S. average: 411.5%
and OC:
6. Orange County, California
County population: 3,151,184
Median household income: $106,209
Average home price: $1,464,488
Premium to U.S. average: 159.7%
By reilo Go To PostNo way NYC median is $680k lolYeah I’m not sure where they are even getting that number
They must be including those coops that are listed at like 200k but have a $4000 HOA
By Rob Go To PostYeah I’m not sure where they are even getting that numberGotta be a lot of sales in the depths of Queens or Brooklyn by JFK or something. No other explanation.
They must be including those coops that are listed at like 200k but have a $4000 HOA
So Kado's eventually tossing a SLAENT so cal house warming party during a Lakers / Clippers game yeah?
By Fenderputty Go To PostSo Kado's eventually tossing a SLAENT so cal house warming party during a Lakers / Clippers game yeah?we'll take the most awkward group photo ever.
Fed 'dot plot' suggests central bank will slash interest rates two more times in 2024 after mega 50 basis point cuthttps://shorturl.at/FgIcS