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post 1456837373 08-09-2016, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted By 20Mavs11
I'm comparing how much you can get for your money. Moron.
So would it make it relevant for me to post a house in Nicaragua? How is posting a listing in Mansfield Tx have anything to do with real estate in in Los Angeles?
At least post something in Dallas proper.
post 1456837433 08-09-2016, 03:05 PM
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post 1456837493 08-09-2016, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Idiotic comment? So Mansfield Tx is not in BFE? If you really feel like its the center of action then ok man.
Texas isnt as cheap as many think it is.
I pay 1500 here in Houston (granted its brand new and nice as ****) midtown montrose area
post 1456837623 08-09-2016, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
LOL @ living in Texas.
Rather live in Texas than live in poverty in LA. I chose Texas due to family.

I guess everyone has their own priorities....but living in poverty is not my priority.
post 1456837743 08-09-2016, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted By theRealGriNC
I pay 1500 here in Houston (granted its brand new and nice as ****) midtown montrose area
For an apartment correct?
post 1456838063 08-09-2016, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
here's pics of my fap station.





the value of this is enough for me to put 20% down on a 7 bedroom house in poverty Texas.

In Texas, we call places like yours "apartments" you can buy.
post 1456838133 08-09-2016, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
For an apartment correct?
Yea 1bd 1 ba
post 1456838363 08-09-2016, 03:10 PM
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mirin 800 sq ft 1 bd apartment

sux in la even that is $2k/mth
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post 1456838643 08-09-2016, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon


The one on the left. Just insured it. Was purchased for $345k in Compton.
$350k for a detatched home in Toronto would be the steal of the decade
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post 1456838693 08-09-2016, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
here's pics of my fap station.





the value of this is enough for me to put 20% down on a 7 bedroom house in poverty Texas.

Haha I'll rep just cause that's funny but I was more trying to see how nice furniture/living room/kitchen and that **** was... Also, balcony.
post 1456839203 08-09-2016, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
5 years from now, Im gonna sell my crib at 700k, then buy your poverty house and make it my ping pong table room brah.

pepper yourself.
Id by happy to sell you one of my tear downs in Texas for $700k when you are ready.
post 1456839303 08-09-2016, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted By theRealGriNC
Haha I'll rep just cause that's funny but I was more trying to see how nice furniture/living room/kitchen and that **** was... Also, balcony.
Hes showing you that pic because more than likely his office is his living room is his dining room as well.
post 1456839703 08-09-2016, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Hes showing you that pic because more than likely his office is his living room is his dining room as well.
hahah I know those feels currently
post 1456840573 08-09-2016, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted By 20Mavs11
I can understand the appeal of living in New York, but I still can't find the appeal of living in LA.



I guess that's why they're all moving to Texas. Better job market and it's dirt cheap out here. This house is 306k in Mansfield Tx. Tarrant County area.
The appeal of LA is the weather but not much else. NY and Cali are pretty crappy states altogether. I was looking at TX but prop tax is pretty high. Bet the prop tax on that house is $7-8k year. Rental market isn't that great either so you're kinda fked if you no longer want to reside there.


OP's house is actually pretty cheap as a renovated house is in the $500k region in beautiful South LA 'gentrified' areas.
wait wut
post 1456840663 08-09-2016, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
LOL @ the amount of THREE BEDROOM HOUSESUNDER 300kin Houston.



lol just lol

The only place you'll find a HOUSE under 300k anywhere in LA, you'll most likely get shot as you walk out.
Do the same thing in zillow typing in "Los Angeles" and you get the same result. Both big cities, all about the zip code
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post 1456841193 08-09-2016, 03:31 PM
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350K gets you a really nice 3 or 4br home in Texas some in gated communities. Now I see why people from Cali are flooding Texas.
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Id by happy to sell you one of my tear downs in Texas for $700k when you are ready.
what is this "tear down" thing you keep referring to?
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Originally Posted By LMAOatYou
what is this "tear down" thing you keep referring to?
In inner cities, many people hold property that are essentially "lot value" but rent them out and wait for the land to appreciate.
I have a home in downtown austin. Zoned in the historic district. The house is 1200sqft, literally a little better than the green shack in LA posted above. The land value is $650k. The home on top is worthless to me but generating enough rental income for me to make a little bit of money while I let the lot value continue to appreciate.

That make sense?
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LOLing at all the responses ITT.

Yes, Texas is much better because everyone deadbeat who cannot afford living in LA moves their sorry azz down to the cheapest place they can find.

I just have one thing to say: that's absolutely right. LA is absolutely terrible. There's so much traffic and gangs everywhere and mexicans and just... bro just dont come here, even to visit. This place is just terrible so please stay far away for your own good.

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I bought a 3 bedroom here in STL for under 125K...am I doing it right?

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Originally Posted By donblaximus
In inner cities, many people hold property that are essentially "lot value" but rent them out and wait for the land to appreciate.
I have a home in downtown austin. Zoned in the historic district. The house is 1200sqft, literally a little better than the green shack in LA posted above. The land value is $650k. The home on top is worthless to me but generating enough rental income for me to make a little bit of money while I let the lot value continue to appreciate.

That make sense?
I see you brah, decent opportunities to be found here in STL in historic districts and other up-and-coming areas. Mirin'
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Looks alot like the home i grew up in in boyle heights la
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
In inner cities, many people hold property that are essentially "lot value" but rent them out and wait for the land to appreciate.
I have a home in downtown austin. Zoned in the historic district. The house is 1200sqft, literally a little better than the green shack in LA posted above. The land value is $650k. The home on top is worthless to me but generating enough rental income for me to make a little bit of money while I let the lot value continue to appreciate.

That make sense?
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la is not tx yo

cost of living and traffic sux

plus the people are superficial as fuark
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Originally Posted By Testifier
Right.

Here's the number of 3 bedroom houses in my zipcode ...under 800k:

0.

it's actually just 2 condos.





The cheapest house in my zip code right now is 1.5 million. And there's 2:



And these are small houses (around 1,100 sq ft).
. Dat feel when your zipp median is double 90069.

Mines $1,064,200 and trending upward.

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Came in not expecting much, leaving unsurprised.

In the area I am in 350k would not put you top tier type of housing, but you are well into the upper middle class/lower upper class type of neighborhoods.
You would be surprised just how much time I have to waste.
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Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle
la is not tx yo

cost of living and traffic sux

plusthe people are superficial as fuark
Is it just a bunch of testifier clones running around?
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