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Joe Citizen 12-02-2003 04:28 PM

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Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
Not necessarily. Smart money says you will be better off renting an apartment and investing the difference between the rent you pay and the total monthly cost of owning a same size apartment.
Not in an environment of a rising real estate market and low interest rates.

The value of my house has more than doubled in the last six years.

BradShaw 12-02-2003 04:29 PM

I call them $30,000 a year millionaires. Many idiots around here drive nice BMW's yet make $30k a year.

Quotealex 12-02-2003 04:34 PM

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Originally posted by Joe Citizen


Not in an environment of a rising real estate market and low interest rates.

The value of my house has more than doubled in the last six years.

Real estat is cyclical and has shown to underperform the stock market in the long term. In fact, smart money, says to never hold more than 15% of your assets in real estate.

Serge_Oprano 12-02-2003 04:39 PM

Forest is now looking for you

freeadultcontent 12-02-2003 04:43 PM

I own a house and 2 rental units. I also own a piece of shit car.

For me a car is just transportation to get me from point a to point b and the cheaper the better. I just get cheap ass cars that I can run into the ground and throw away instead of fix. The insurance is dirt cheap, almost zero upkeep costs, and some "status" means jack shit to me.

Hell the cost of a luxury car would buy me 20 to 30 throw away cars at least.

qwe 12-02-2003 04:47 PM

heh ...

Whoever made enough $ to buy bmw shouldn't have a huge problem buying a house later on in future...

like they say if you made 1 million dollars you will know how to make another mill...

I fucking hate haters, let people do what the fuck they want with their money.

Joe Citizen 12-02-2003 04:50 PM

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Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
In fact, smart money, says to never hold more than 15% of your assets in real estate.
Who is "smart money"?

MarinersFan 12-02-2003 04:57 PM

Dark Jedi,

You are so right .. people are fucking morons with their money!

I own a mortgage company so I see lots of people's personal finances. You wouldn't believe how many people with good incomes have NO MONEY because they piss it away on fancy cars and stuff.

What's even worse is guys who make very little money but put it all into a new car, like that BMW guy you were talking about it.

Naughty 12-02-2003 05:16 PM

This thread is filled with big sigs

galleryseek 12-02-2003 05:16 PM

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Originally posted by MarinersFan


What's even worse is guys who make very little money but put it all into a new car, like that BMW guy you were talking about it.

betcha most of um are butt ugly, how else ya expect guys like qwe to get girls? by themselves? c'moff of it. they need money, its the only attractive quality they have to depend on

Spudstr 12-02-2003 05:21 PM

1200 sqft apartment w/ garage.. and i drive a 33k car.. I wub my STi cost of living effects houses and such too.. nice houses here are around 200k.. same house that would go for 450k back in northern va.. god love NY

Naughty 12-02-2003 05:28 PM

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Originally posted by Spudstr
1200 sqft apartment w/ garage.. and i drive a 33k car.. I wub my STi cost of living effects houses and such too.. nice houses here are around 200k.. same house that would go for 450k back in northern va.. god love NY
For 200k you can buy a studio appartment here if you're lucky.

Paul 12-02-2003 05:59 PM

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Your numbers are a little off, at least for California...
I Believe Ross was talking about house prices in Scotland

seven 12-02-2003 06:05 PM

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Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
In fact, smart money, says to never hold more than 15% of your assets in real estate.
You don't think world goes round according to what "smart money" says now do you? I have a cousin that owns 80 apartments and a relative that buys and sells houses and both got about 100% of their assets in real estate. Each of 'em got more than 1 fancy car but bought 'em long after they bought their first houses.. and oh if you tell them about smart money they'd prolly say.. well.. prolly won't say anything but just laugh out loud that's all :1orglaugh

FreeOnes 12-02-2003 06:06 PM

My father is much stronger than yours !



:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Rochard 12-02-2003 06:10 PM

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Originally posted by Ross
Whats so weird about that?

Nice BMW $60,000
Nice house $250,000

I'd buy a new car first before buying a new house.

The moment you drive your $60k car off the lot you've lost $10k.

Two months after you move into your new house you've already made $10k.

I moved into my house exactly a year ago. The house next to me, which is smaller, just sold for $100k more than I paid for my house.

Do the math. Buy a house.

seven 12-02-2003 06:15 PM

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Originally posted by qwe
Whoever made enough $ to buy bmw shouldn't have a huge problem buying a house later on in future...

like they say if you made 1 million dollars you will know how to make another mill...

awh.. so you know nothing about millionaires claiming bankruptcy huh? FYI, it was pretty easy to make money off porn in 1996.. today it's not so easy. The way things are going for adult webmasters it's only gonna get harder. Besides millionaire? These show off beemer owners are mostly barely thousandnaire, may soon feel lucky to become hundrednaire lol.

evildick 12-02-2003 06:53 PM

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Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
Not necessarily. Smart money says you will be better off renting an apartment and investing the difference between the rent you pay and the total monthly cost of owning a same size apartment.
Around here you can buy a house and your total monthly payments will be the same or less as if you were renting, so that isn't going to work in many areas.

ytcracker 12-02-2003 06:58 PM

different strokes for different folks

Lane 12-02-2003 07:21 PM

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Originally posted by Ross
Whats so weird about that?

Nice BMW $60,000
Nice house $250,000

I'd buy a new car first before buying a new house.

i hope you are being sarcastic

SomeCreep 12-02-2003 07:22 PM

100 :glugglug

JayJay 12-02-2003 07:23 PM

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Originally posted by DarkJedi
I laugh at people who live in tiny apartments but drive status cars
Sounds Like you hate me LoL

PersianKitty 12-02-2003 07:27 PM

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Originally posted by Amputate Your Head
some of you guys got your priorities mixed up.... a shiny BMW isn't going to increase in value like a house will. And it's not going to help you on your taxes either, like a house will.

and 400 square feet??? :eek7 My deck is 1200 sq ft.

I agree. Bought a house in '97. CPA told me I needed the interest for a write-off so I didn't pay cash, but since then he's decided the interest isn't doing as much good as paying the house off does. I'll be paid off in February...yehaaww.. then I can sit back and watch it increase in value every year.

As for the 400 square feet. My bedroom is way bigger than that. I think my first apartment was 700 sq feet.

As for a 1300 square foot apartment..why pay in rent what you could be paying on a house payment?

arial 12-02-2003 07:28 PM

Mine's 850 sqaure feet!

Quotealex 12-02-2003 07:30 PM

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Originally posted by seven

You don't think world goes round according to what "smart money" says now do you? I have a cousin that owns 80 apartments and a relative that buys and sells houses and both got about 100% of their assets in real estate. Each of 'em got more than 1 fancy car but bought 'em long after they bought their first houses.. and oh if you tell them about smart money they'd prolly say.. well.. prolly won't say anything but just laugh out loud that's all :1orglaugh

I have been advising bankers, investment firms and individuals about real estate matters for the past 8 years on a daily basis so I think I know a thing or two about real estate:winkwink:

I'm sure most people don't need smart money to tell them that tying up all your assets in real estate is simply crazy no matter how poor or rich you are.

inthestars 12-02-2003 07:32 PM

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Originally posted by seven

well if you are not wasting your money on a fancy car that should be okay but then again a moderate size house value in a good area appreciates more over time than a condo(apt). I lived in a condo/apartment and I also lived in a house all by myself in the past and tell you it's nicer living in a house even when you are alone specially when you know you won't lose a cent instead may profit some with the house that you bought. You gotta think about your future children too what you do now will effect them in future. Othewise they may badly miss the money you wasted on stupid stuff and have them face proverty. Also, when have a house of your own and maybe a couple rental properties no-one will tell you not to buy a fancy car then :winkwink:

That's one of the smartest things ever posted on GFY

chodadog 12-02-2003 08:14 PM

A friend of mine bought a house a couple of years ago. 300 thousand australian dollars. Paid for it cash. He has driven a 1979 holden commodore since the early 80's, and only recently bought a '95 model i think (which at the time he bought it, would have only set him back about AU$12 thousand).

It's funny. He'll tell me about all the people he knows, driving 50 thousand, 100 thousand dollar cars, complaining about their mortgage payments and their car payments. Ahh yes. I laugh at them too.

bigdog 12-02-2003 08:19 PM

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Originally posted by atomic2500
this is the way it is in S Florida
nice ride, no house.:pimp

rent in florida is damn cheap what would you expect people to do with their money

PersianKitty 12-02-2003 08:34 PM

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Originally posted by chodadog
A friend of mine bought a house a couple of years ago. 300 thousand australian dollars. Paid for it cash. He has driven a 1979 holden commodore since the early 80's, and only recently bought a '95 model i think (which at the time he bought it, would have only set him back about AU$12 thousand).

It's funny. He'll tell me about all the people he knows, driving 50 thousand, 100 thousand dollar cars, complaining about their mortgage payments and their car payments. Ahh yes. I laugh at them too.


Car payments.....baahh....haven't had monthly car payments since the early '90s. Cars cost enough already and start depreciating the moment you drive off the lot.. why make monthly payments plus interest on top of all that.

Hawkeye 12-02-2003 09:07 PM

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Originally posted by DarkJedi
That's a nice BMW you've got there, Mr Tran, too bad you can't live in it. Enjoying your 1 bedroom 400 sq ft apartment?

morons.

Hey, I posted this troll on fuckedcompany this morning! :sadbanana:

seven 12-02-2003 10:15 PM

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Originally posted by inthestars
That's one of the smartest things ever posted on GFY
Thanks :)

SleazyDream 12-02-2003 10:18 PM

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Originally posted by DarkJedi
That's a nice BMW you've got there, Mr Tran, too bad you can't live in it. Enjoying your 1 bedroom 400 sq ft apartment?

morons.

welcome to new york city

Big E 12-03-2003 08:41 AM

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Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
Not necessarily. Smart money says you will be better off renting an apartment and investing the difference between the rent you pay and the total monthly cost of owning a same size apartment.
Ding ding ding!

In some places, real estate is just rediculous.. example: here in San Diego, prices are just out of control. To "own" my condo, mortgage+homeowners+insurance would be about $7500/month. Rent is less than half that. I can earn much more on my money by investing.

Nothing is applicable 100% of the time..

Twe Russ 12-03-2003 09:09 AM

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Originally posted by Big E


Ding ding ding!

In some places, real estate is just rediculous.. example: here in San Diego, prices are just out of control. To "own" my condo, mortgage+homeowners+insurance would be about $7500/month. Rent is less than half that. I can earn much more on my money by investing.

Nothing is applicable 100% of the time..

My point exactly.

DarkJedi 12-03-2003 09:10 AM

The status car / house was one of the examples.

Everyday I see people who spend thosands of dollars on brand clothes, buy 10k watches etc, but live in real shitty appartments and constantly borrow money from someone else.

I find it extremely stupid.

Big E 12-03-2003 09:30 AM

I still say housing in the best indicator of wealth, only because it's the hardest to "fake". Paying $10k for a watch is a lot easier than spending $3000-4000/month on a housing payment (rent or mortgage).

blazin 12-03-2003 09:34 AM

Agree with Dark Jedi on this one. Best thing I ever done was to buy my fucking house.

Property in the UK has rocketed the past few years.
My house has nearly doubled in value in the 2 1/2 years I have lived there.
:2 cents:

Odie 12-03-2003 09:47 AM

lots of asians are like that here in Toronto...they drive these "souped" up (I dunno how to spell it) cars and you go to their houses and they either live at home still or live at jane/finch (our ghetto) in a roach infested apartment..:1orglaugh

personally I'm saving for a house, equity is much more valuable here in toronto...especially the location...

Jer 12-03-2003 10:06 AM

I live in this 700 sq feet apartment (rented) and I don't have any car. I'll buy one next year for around $10k.

polish_aristocrat 08-04-2006 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by chodadog
It's funny. He'll tell me about all the people he knows, driving 50 thousand, 100 thousand dollar cars, complaining about their mortgage payments and their car payments. Ahh yes. I laugh at them too.

same here

if you buy a $100k car and have to struggle to make they payments -> you = idiot


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