My dad used to be a heavy tow truck operator and has told me some stories of the wrecks he’s been to. Whenever it’s car vs. semi, the car loses hard. Any time a car and a semi tangle, the people in the car are lucky if they come out of it alive.
My dad used to be a heavy tow truck operator and has told me some stories of the wrecks he’s been to. Whenever it’s car vs. semi, the car loses hard. Any time a car and a semi tangle, the people in the car are lucky if they come out of it alive.
Slavery, gets shit done. ~ Pharaoh Ramses II, probably
I saw an awesome video on YouTube a while back where these IRS scammers tried to fleece a tax lawyer from California. Suffice it to say, they didn’t get their money.
This was the same logic used when they created the Stuka for the Luftwaffe in WW2. The Crap Their Pants Doctrine, as I like to call it.
“Fuck you I got mine” is the sum of this post.
he thinks the pre-existing staff was what drove the paper near to bankruptcy.
At least he’s hairless.
Care to provide some evidence for your claims?
Their employees will be deleting this stuff as fast as they can.
Let me abate your confusion. My point is to select a house based on what you can afford, what’s best for your family (e.g. size, nearby amenities, commute to work, etc.), and one that you’ll be happy with for many decades. Don’t select a house because this area’s nice and has a trend for values increasing at a steady…
There’s more to life than money, you know. Perhaps you’d be better off picking a house you’d enjoy living in than riding the housing bubble.
At this point, yes I rent, because average property prices right now in the city in which I live are astronomical. A single-family home typically starts at $400,000, most going for a lot more. Hell, my in-law’s house was assessed last year at almost $800,000 and it’s not even in that ritzy of an area. First-time…
My plans are house until I die. I can be put in a home over my dead body.
Yes, the US is full of examples of horrible government. Makes me glad every day that I don’t live there.
In my opinion, income properties should be severely restricted. People with deep pockets are out bidding first-time buyers and forcing them out of the market.
Great, all that does is price a majority of the population out of the market. Sounds more like rich protecting rich to me.
People don’t seem to realize that an HOA is just privatizing municipal governance. It’s ridiculous.
I don’t plan to be in it long enough to need new windows.
Well enjoy having someone tell you what colour you can paint your house and what brand of windows you have to buy.