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post 1456961773 08-10-2016, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
some more poverty houses:
Why not post more pics of your place to show off it's architecture?
post 1456962133 08-10-2016, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted By LMAOatYou
" Honestly it is nice house if you have a family "

Id still rather raise a family in a smaller house with land. Assuming I could find comparable school districts.
In any major city that will cost you $1M+ just for the lot....and that would be for a small lot, like 6k sqft.
Most people cant afford that. That is why they move into the burbs.

I am greatful for the fact that my kids can live in decent house, great schools, great community yet I am still only 6 miles away from the Theatre or Museums.
post 1456962883 08-10-2016, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
In any major city that will cost you $1M+ just for the lot....and that would be for a small lot, like 6k sqft.
Most people cant afford that. That is why they move into the burbs.

I am greatful for the fact that my kids can live in decent house, great schools, great community yet I am still only 6 miles away from the Theatre or Museums.
You aren't getting what I am saying. I originally put why would you want that if you don't have a family to that other poster. Stating that is too big of a house for just a single person or a couple anyways so Id prefer to live in just a small apartment downtown or if I was not going to live in a small apartment I would want land at least(but not downtown). I don't see the allure of a big house in the burbs, unless you have a family.

I was only speaking for people without kids. Though ultimately Id rather live outside of the city, outside of the burbs even with some land if I had a family.

I do see the allure of a place in the burbs for some, again with a family, but I was speaking of those without
post 1456963113 08-10-2016, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
Because the difference between my place and yours is that yours is just another generic crap that's built everywhere and mine will be immediately noticeable by anyone living in LA. Because, you know, it "stands out" ...
I started to try to play the pic game with you but you instantly went into butthurt mode so I thought Id be nice and let you off the hook for fear you might hurt yourself.
post 1456963583 08-10-2016, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted By LMAOatYou
You aren't getting what I am saying. I originally put why would you want that if you don't have a family to that other poster. Stating that is too big of a house for just a single person or a couple anyways so Id prefer to live in just a small apartment downtown or if I was not going to live in a small apartment I would want land at least(but not downtown). I don't see the allure of a big house in the burbs, unless you have a family.

I was only speaking for people without kids. Though ultimately Id rather live outside of the city, outside of the burbs even with some land if I had a family.

I do see the allure of a place in the burbs for some, again with a family, but I was speaking of those without
For those without families, you would still need to be able to afford a large chunk of change to own something in town and most cant afford to do that nor do they want to live in an apartment.
post 1456963613 08-10-2016, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
There are houses in LA that are half the size of the "city" you call London.
They're nice but LMFAO at the mock French Chateau and mock Medieval Cothic builds. Come back when you hit Georgian London builds and leafy suburbs

Get ready for some real CLASS:













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post 1456963703 08-10-2016, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
Me butthurt?

LOLOLOLOLOL

Brah, you live in Texas and I live in an APARTMENT IN LA.

Enjoy trips to the mall and Dairy Queen.
I fixed it for you sir.
Ok ok ill stop. I seriously dont want you to do anything drastic. Seriously man. Show more pics of the bacon so we can all feel better. Im here for you.
post 1456964553 08-10-2016, 11:11 AM
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Property value of peace.

This is what 350k gets you where I'm at.

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/99...83898408_zpid/

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/28.../1017493_zpid/

We paid around the same but got an older 70's crib with a huge multi-level deck and right down the road from pretty much everything we need in town.
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post 1456964633 08-10-2016, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
For those without families, you would still need to be able to afford a large chunk of change to own something in town and most cant afford to do that nor do they want to live in an apartment.
I was saying I do not see the allure of having a bigger place when it is just you or you and your gf. Why have all that extra space to fill? Im also not speaking of LA. Where I am I could get a 1/2 bedroom condo downtown or I could get a 3/4 bedroom place in the burbs. I don't understand why someone would want extra bedrooms for just themselves

Not saying there are not people who want that just that I don't see the point in it. That house in spring,tx seems pointless to me without a large family to fill it.

but again that is just my own views. I realize others will not agree.
post 1456964873 08-10-2016, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
Holy chit, you posted the most poverty stricken chit I've seen all day.

It looks like chit you'd find in Detroit.

Have you heard of Bel Air breh?




LMFAO ok you win with size, but in terms overall class then London rear glute spreads all of the mock barbie mansions you posted.
Grade I + II listed buildings everywhere, sorry I can't hear you over heritage aesthetics.



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post 1456965723 08-10-2016, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
I can see it from the pool area brah.

my condo faces downtown.
I've never seen a grown "man" try to brag so much online about overpaying for an apartment that would cost 1/4 the price elsewhere. Meanwhile living in an overpopulated liberal state that nannys everything.

Sweet life op. Go back to 4chan you *******
post 1456965993 08-10-2016, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
Here, we need to lower your level with some poverty Midwestern city you can actually compete with.

Here's some houses in Michigan your poverty city might be able to compete with:











oh never mind, you can't even beat that.

lolololololol
If you want me to branch out of London I will. Property in England is some of the most original and stunning on Earth. Pioneers in architecture. LMFAO I'm literally in fits over the mock Ken Doll mansions. They come in flat pack? LOL.
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post 1456966243 08-10-2016, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
Mind blowing at the amount of people who don't understand where the value of a property comes from.

fkn LMAO
It comes from the stupid sheep dumb enough to want to live there.

Just like NYC. "Let's all move to the city! NYC Is great!!"

Yeh... Great living in an over populated city that smells like piss when you open the windows.

Delusional tard you are. Go vote for Hillary.
post 1456966903 08-10-2016, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
brah, just let it go.

your country cannot compete with Murica in any category whatsoever.

i'd be embarrassed if my country was the size of someone's backyard in Texas brah.

LMFAO @ the size obsession. America is a powerhouse. Great country. But we are talking HOUSING. To think you have the better and original builds? LMFAO. I reckon you'd be in floods of tears if your Hollywood hands touched an original grade listed Country Mansion. It would humble you.

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post 1456966933 08-10-2016, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted By hotsaucebrah



Mind still blown that you either assumed the identity of someone obsessed with LA, or that you need to use 2 different forums to goad people to interact with you.
MFC

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post 1456967363 08-10-2016, 11:28 AM
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Hilarious you would post this gibberish while 2 post up you try to find the latest estates to showcase in LA. You don't believe your own BS.
post 1456968523 08-10-2016, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Testifier
confirmed irate due to having smaller dink than murica.

dont be mad brah. lots of countries with small dinks. ur not alone.

Hahaha yeah we've all got peckers Mr Big Dong. Apologies sir, I'm just recovering from the flat pack GI Joe Mansions.

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post 1456973703 08-10-2016, 12:03 PM
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post 1456975153 08-10-2016, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted By aaron501
thats cute Opie

there's a block of flats in my city with pop of 50k going for 300k per apartment (srs) we're a small rural agricultural city yet a 2 bed apartment is being sold for that much.
Are you bragging about housing inflation? All it indicates is that there is:

A. Less Land+ Housing Available
B. Too high of a population (demand)


It's not good, unless you are the owner and your chit gained value.
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Interesting pissing contest ITT. I'm moving to Cali though undecided if SF, LA, or SD. Maybe I should just post on CD to get real answers.

People seem to fail to understand basic real estate. When you buy a property in any city you are buying easier access/proximity to things such as weather, dining, entertainment, culture, shorter commute, etc. Comes with the trade off of more congestion, smog, crime, etc. It's typically a wise investment if nothing else though.

I talked with some RE agents and there's a hard push to sell property in South Central LA like Linuxjon posted. Gentrification at it's finest but I also wonder if they'll eventually push out the poor people and housing prices will explode. It's near LAX and the coast so weather is nice; it's close to DTLA and west LA where a lot of good jobs are. Seems like it's actually going to be the new "Flats" and these shacks are gonna be million dollar properties in the next decade.
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post 1456976153 08-10-2016, 12:15 PM
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whats new...Cali real estate is a fuking joke. Terrible place to live with over priced property and homes x3
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when chinese buy, who lives in them?

they dont have green cards. Donblaximus?
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post 1456983263 08-10-2016, 01:01 PM
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I used to have a lot of respect for Testifier as a dedicated misc troll.

But now it looks like he's trolling multiple forums, and he sits in restaurants taking pictures of his food.

That's about as pathetic as life gets. The poor guy is obviously just lonely.
post 1456985793 08-10-2016, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle
when chinese buy, who lives in them?

they dont have green cards. Donblaximus?
pretty sure most of the ones in vancouver stay vacant.
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Originally Posted By LMAOatYou
pretty sure most of the ones in vancouver stay vacant.
service to check on vacant homes - no squatters

speak chinese

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Originally Posted By sknot1454
lol @ paying a premium for mortgage/rent without walking out your backdoor to this:

That hike sucks balls, so fuking crowded all the time.
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post 1456987763 08-10-2016, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle
when chinese buy, who lives in them?

they dont have green cards. Donblaximus?
From my experience, they send their kids here for school. Those kids live in the, or it's merely a place to park money outside a communist system. A lot of times nobody lives in them.
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
I too lived in San Francisco on the weekdays for 4 years. IN fact I stayed in an apartment at the St Regis on 3rd and Minna. If you want to check if I am full of shiet, go ask the door guy mike if there were guys travelling weekly from Texas that lived there.

We had full expense account, used the Bentley house car to go to some of the best restaurants there is (better than LA imo) Even took a few customers to places like French Laundry and Gary Danko. So at that time (in my late 20s) we were living the lives of multi millionaires without any expense from our own pocket. And I still was glad to come home to Austin.
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post 1456988403 08-10-2016, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle
service to check on vacant homes - no squatters

speak chinese

ceo 10k/day
Seriously not a bad idea, although you would probably need to find an "in" with these upper end investors. The ones I know at least buy in cities they have relatives or close colleagues in. Those people keep an eye on the property. Like I mentioned, I literally park my cars I'm restoring in an uncle's garage connected to a 5500 sqft home he stays in maybe 5 nights a year.
post 1456988753 08-10-2016, 01:36 PM
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No but seriously why is the cost of living over there so ridiculous?? With $350K you could be living the life here in Texas.
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