I just bought a house....
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lovemerox
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Andrew wrote: lovemerox wrote: Andrew wrote: lovemerox wrote: how many bedrooms? Square feet??? I have no idea how many square feet, but it has three bedrooms..... Well after cooling off and a couple of drinks i'm chilling out a bit now... thanks everyone. I guess it's just the last thing on the list to make you feel old! Crisis over, nothing to see here :razz: haha Well congrats man!!!! Thats very exciting!!!!! Is it pretty big? Well compared to where i live now, yeah it is bigger (and has a nice garden).... and i'm starting to feel more excited than freaked out now :razz: Where I live....a $250,000 house is....pretty damn nice.... _________________
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lovemerox wrote: Andrew wrote: lovemerox wrote: Andrew wrote: lovemerox wrote: how many bedrooms? Square feet??? I have no idea how many square feet, but it has three bedrooms..... Well after cooling off and a couple of drinks i'm chilling out a bit now... thanks everyone. I guess it's just the last thing on the list to make you feel old! Crisis over, nothing to see here :razz: haha Well congrats man!!!! Thats very exciting!!!!! Is it pretty big? Well compared to where i live now, yeah it is bigger (and has a nice garden).... and i'm starting to feel more excited than freaked out now :razz: Where I live....a $250,000 house is....pretty damn nice.... itrs a regional thing though, I live in a house that cost $333,000
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lovemerox
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^^^^^omg!!!!!
is it like HUGE?>?!?!??!?!
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lovemerox wrote: ^^^^^omg!!!!!
is it like HUGE?>?!?!??!?! Its a 3 floors, split into 2 apartments, the top two floors s is a 4 bedroom 2 bath townhouse with a dining roo, eat in kithcen, office, the first floor is a 2 bed 1 bath apartment...I lie downstairs and we rent upstairs to college students for $1500 a month.
I had huge house in my neighborhood is going to cost at least $600,000
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lovemerox
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Ripper wrote: lovemerox wrote: ^^^^^omg!!!!!
is it like HUGE?>?!?!??!?! Its a 3 floors, split into 2 apartments, the top two floors s is a 4 bedroom 2 bath townhouse with a dining roo, eat in kithcen, office, the first floor is a 2 bed 1 bath apartment...I lie downstairs and we rent upstairs to college students for $1500 a month. I had huge house in my neighborhood is going to cost at least $600,000 Damn....must be nice....you make a nice little profit from renting to college kids? _________________
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lovemerox wrote: Ripper wrote: lovemerox wrote: ^^^^^omg!!!!!
is it like HUGE?>?!?!??!?! Its a 3 floors, split into 2 apartments, the top two floors s is a 4 bedroom 2 bath townhouse with a dining roo, eat in kithcen, office, the first floor is a 2 bed 1 bath apartment...I lie downstairs and we rent upstairs to college students for $1500 a month. I had huge house in my neighborhood is going to cost at least $600,000 Damn....must be nice....you make a nice little profit from renting to college kids? their rent doesn't even cover the mortage
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A. G.
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Moviemania55 said the other day in a thread that he was thinking of buying a house. But at 21 I think he's too young. 25 is not bad, the only real drawback is that you better really like the area and not have any desire to move or find career paths that take you somewhere else.
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matatonio
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my house cost around $65,000-$70,000 :razz:
2 floors, 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
very cheap houses over here, but you cant compared them to those of the US, there not THAT big,
but there making new neighborhoods all around with pretty big houses, those cost around 100,000-120,000 not sure
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sako
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Houses in LA are very expensive, small little houses cost at least $350,000.
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 Re: I just bought a house.... Andrew wrote: OK, i'm slightly freaking out. I bought a house today, spending £125,000 (roughly $230,000) and i'm freaking out, is that something i should be doing at my age?? did i mention i *may* be freaking out?
Someone say something to take my mind off it.... please? Congrats Andrew! Enjoy it. I'm bitterly jealous :wink:
That's a wise move, and it is truly lovely to be able to build a place up as your own. I think its a nice solid start, and lets hope the rest of your ambitions see fulfillment soon too.
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Andrew
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Re: I just bought a house.... dolcevita wrote: Andrew wrote: OK, i'm slightly freaking out. I bought a house today, spending £125,000 (roughly $230,000) and i'm freaking out, is that something i should be doing at my age?? did i mention i *may* be freaking out?
Someone say something to take my mind off it.... please? Congrats Andrew! Enjoy it. I'm bitterly jealous :wink: That's a wise move, and it is truly lovely to be able to build a place up as your own. I think its a nice solid start, and lets hope the rest of your ambitions see fulfillment soon too. Thank you for your kind words! I'm actually excited about it now :razz:, just a million and one things to plan and hope it all goes smoothly [-o<
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A house is a great investment, and is much better than paying a landlord every month! Congratulations!
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Bell
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Congratulations to you, andrew, you had your own house. you should be proud of it. :wink:
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Best of luck to you Andrew! Just think in a few years time when you're all settled in and ready for another milestone, you can think back to this time and know that you can move forward an achieve something else to be proud about!! :razz:
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Mike Ventrella wrote: A house is a great investment, and is much better than paying a landlord every month! Congratulations! id prefer to pay the landlord every month  _________________
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bABA
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at the age of 25, if you can comfortably afford a house, go for it. I'm sure the real estate is good these days and a house is always a good investment. Just make sure you're not killing yourself with payments and the house itself is good : )
wait, you already bought it.
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