Supermoto Tiger

[quote]Any option to buy land and build? [/quote] This is what I have done on every home I owned. Find an up-and- coming area and a new subdivision. Go in and purchase a lot. Over the next year or two, pay off the lot in full. if we use 500K as the budget The lot cost should not exceed 10...

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2026? WTF...

[quote]The bills in the House and Senate would cap rental-home ownership at no more than 50 homes for many companies, requiring them to sell off any more they already own. A bill in Minnesota, meanwhile, would limit ownership to 20 homes. [/quote] This does nothing. They'll just setup multiple LLC...

It's a s BS article with the majority "desirable" areas being in the North. I'll take Louisiana over a northern climate any day....

[quote]People need all of the equity they can get to afford their next purchase so they are holding on. [/quote] Exactly my case. Built my current home in 2017 and have a 3.2% mortgage. In 2022, I purchased a lot to build what I consider to be my last home. The lot is paid for and the budg...

Do stupid things and win stupid prizes. If I had a scheduled interview for her, and she showed up, immediately would have just told her the position was filled and not even waste my time interviewing her....

[quote]and it's been sitting for quite some time. No showings. I don't know how to tell if it's "priced properly" Kinda odd it isn't even getting shown though.[/quote] Real Estate 101: On the market but not selling is 100% a pricing problem....

Basic algebra and geometry ...

[quote] The typical person who bought in San Francisco at nearly any point in 2021 or 2022, [b]when the housing market was red hot due to ultra-low mortgage rates[/b], would have taken a loss if they sold during the first few months of this year.[/quote] Exactly. OP should read: [b]18% of s...