[yuik]

Holy **** I love bob long

[Rebel_816]

yea, totally want a victory now.

but then id have to get rid of my rapper.

[yuik]

Originally Posted by Rebel_816

yea, totally want a victory now.

but then id have to get rid of my rapper.

I wouldn't that rapper is timeless

[YeloSno]

Originally Posted by yuik

Dude a home like that in nj would be 450k I wish I made that a year

a home like that here would be over 1 mil.

[YeloSno]

Originally Posted by 99BPS

It matters where you live too. In NYC 22k a year would just not cut it, it parts of Vermont you would feel wealthy. In Burlington VT where I am now it would only go a little further then NY. Some places have higher average salaries (NYC) but also a higher cost of living.

For example (using my future profession cus it's what I know for sure)

A Clinical Psychologist (Therapist) Averages 350k/year in NYC (some make far less, and others make many times more, but average)

In Delaware, not even 3 hours drive that plummets all the way (Scranton stats)
to about 115$. But cost of living differences make those two numbers MUCH more similar then they look. A 200k house in Delaware is going to cost you 750k in the nice suburbs of NYC.

Hell my parents 3 bedroom house, which is FAR smaller then the pictures house is valued in the current economy at 800k all because it's in Scarsdale, NY, 10583. Anywhere else it would struggle to take 200k.

All matters where you live, hard to compare salary cross country.

DOTDOTDOTDOTDOT

[yuik]

Originally Posted by YeloSno

a home like that here would be over 1 mil.

Cal or San Jose reminds me alot of NJ you guys just have nicer pine trees

[yuik]

Crazy I could own 1000 cockers for a million

[YeloSno]

I would make 1 mil, go to collegey areas and buy 3 decent condos/apts that are 2.5-3 room, 2 bath, and rent them out for $2700-$3000/mo.

ching ching ching ching

you'd make the money back so relatively fast.

[barrel roll]

Originally Posted by YeloSno

I would make 1 mil, go to collegey areas and buy 3 decent condos/apts that are 2.5-3 room, 2 bath, and rent them out for $2700-$3000/mo.

ching ching ching ching

you'd make the money back so relatively fast.

You think you can rent out properties to college students for that much?!

[Bobtheballer]

Originally Posted by barrel roll

You think you can rent out properties to college students for that much?!

College is free in California, or at least tuition as far as I know. So I would assume students have a bit extra money for rooms thus making room more expensive, but apartments seem to be pretty expensive in college towns anyways. Seems like everything is a lot more expensive in Cali though to me.

[Rebel_816]

Originally Posted by barrel roll

You think you can rent out properties to college students for that much?!

ive seen some really big apartments or houses near memphis go for that much. honestly not as bad as it seems when they're big enough for 3-4 people to live there.

but ill definately take my nice apartment for $350 a month lol.

[YeloSno]

Originally Posted by barrel roll

You think you can rent out properties to college students for that much?!

To several people. That's the overall return. Per tenant would be as little as a fifth of that, and yes, even $2700/mo isn't much for lots of UC kids.

Originally Posted by Bobtheballer

College is free in California, or at least tuition as far as I know. So I would assume students have a bit extra money for rooms thus making room more expensive, but apartments seem to be pretty expensive in college towns anyways. Seems like everything is a lot more expensive in Cali though to me.

Tuition is I think THE most or the second most expensive in CA for residents out of any state in the US.

[yuik]

Originally Posted by YeloSno

I would make 1 mil, go to collegey areas and buy 3 decent condos/apts that are 2.5-3 room, 2 bath, and rent them out for $2700-$3000/mo.

ching ching ching ching

you'd make the money back so relatively fast.

How could you buy those condos for so cheap ?

[Vegard]

Originally Posted by YeloSno

To several people. That's the overall return. Per tenant would be as little as a fifth of that, and yes, even $2700/mo isn't much for lots of UC kids.



Tuition is I think THE most or the second most expensive in CA for residents out of any state in the US.

Univ/college is free here

[Rebel_816]

just offered to buy a superbolt....asked how much he wanted....he said "at this point im willing to let it go for $200 shipped and paypal'd."

[Deadmeat99]

I would say, let him wait a little longer, lol.

[Rebel_816]

i just sent a message back saying "you know those guns were $90 new right?"

yea...one guy offered him a marq 6 even..

yea, its really nice, its silver, and comes with both the hinge and slide frame...but its still a stock psychoballistics cocker.

[new ion?]

lmao - the kid should've taken the marq and RAN

[YeloSno]

Originally Posted by Vegard

Univ/college is free here

yeah ok

and so is healthcare and the crime rate is nil, bla bla bla

[Rebel_816]

so i asked the dude with the superbolt if he meant 200 for just the gun or gun + pump kit....he said he would have thrown in the WWA pump kit as a suprise, which actually wouldnt have been a bad deal lol.

[yuik]

Originally Posted by Rebel_816

so i asked the dude with the superbolt if he meant 200 for just the gun or gun + pump kit....he said he would have thrown in the WWA pump kit as a suprise, which actually wouldnt have been a bad deal lol.

White wolf makes nice things