At 8/16/09 11:40 PM, hashpimp101 wrote:
At 8/16/09 11:26 PM, g0t2 wrote:
Until you have enough money and work ethic to move out, do renovations, pay for insurance, condo association fees, taxes, car payments etc. Then come talk to me, in the meanwhile, try to not to troll. It's pretty obvious you know little to nothing about what I'm doing nor what kind of area this condo is in OR the resale value it will have once renovation is done.
Thanks.
The area looks pretty awful. It's not even gated.
What do you mean it's not gated? It's a private property and anyone trespassing can be punished under the law. I don't see the logic in your comment.
Once you are going to try to resell it, you will know that I was and still am right. You seem you are American
Wrong, I'm 100% Bosnian born and raised. I came here when I was 5 years old but am fluent in Polish, Bosnian, German, and English. Don't always assume things. You should know how well Europeans, especially Slavs, do with real estate and with renovations in general.
Homes are generally considered where you live, not the particular property you live it. A house and condo are different, however a home and a condo can be the same thing.
that is what a person calls a two story home, like the one you purchased. The taxes and association* fees can vary depending on your contract.
Yep, and what is your point?
I have enough money to live off after medical school. I am planning on becoming a surgeon in Holy Cross hospital in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. We come from two different worlds and what I see is not what you see.
So why don't you move out now? What's stopping you? Oh wait, you can't because it's easy to lie on the internet.
We come from two different worlds sure, but my facts don't change. The resale value of my condo is astronomical seeing as how the economy, (especially in Michigan, where I live) is terrible, and yet these condos are selling for higher amounts than some 5 bedroom houses. You don't know anything about the area or home values in the area. Stop before your ditch becomes too deep, which is already approaching bottomless pit levels.