Nice looking house, and $1,100.00 is like nothing. But since it's to only rent until the owner sells, then don't waste your time, IMO:2 cents:

I totally agree. If you can spend $1,100 a month on rent, why not invest it in something that you'll eventually own? It doesn't seem like much when you're young, but one day you'll wake up in your 40's/50's and kick yourself for not investing in somethng that lasts a lifetime.

Looks very nice.Good luck:thumbsup

my thoughts exactly...


and for only 350, that's a steal...


anything within 50 miles of water is 450-500 for a shithole here :(


I got this love/hate thing going on with Cali still

Damn, you can't get indoor plumbing for 1100 a month down here. Too bad you can't do a lease with an option to purchase on the house --

1,100 to rent?!?!?!?!?! That is a sick location man, if you dont take it I will!!

House like that in a good area in LA is very axpensive

Renting isn't always a bad deal, I'm not sure why people think it is automatically. What you pay in rent, versus what you'd pay in mortgage, tax and insurance, to live in a particular area doesn't always make renting a bad deal. And if you live in an area where the real estate prices are volatile, or the market is nearing a bubble burst or other downward factors, you can sometimes be just as well off renting as you would buying.

nice house
nice views

never true in the long run

if you pay $1000 in rent for 20 years , you have nothing

if you pay $1500 in mortgage tax and insurance for 20 years you will have SOMETHING even if your property has lost value

Its amazing what you can buy in other states.. Something like this will be in the millions in my home town..

Wow, thats nice house for a great price.
You cant touch anything in San Diego for that price!

Nice house, I love the view on the lake ! :thumbsup

yep :)

how would you know an area that the value of a house is going down, or even want to live there?

Nice place, seems like a good view too.

i took some of your advices

didnt rent it out as i would of had to give it up really quick once it sold

I did find a nice little beach cottage though in the same town I live in .. guess im not moving to oregon :D

But .. this place isnt worth taking and pictures of lol

damn thats an awesome looking house, theirs a few in town on lakefront property that look really similar, i'd definately buy it for the right price.

look fucking hot!

i love the house. especially the location:thumbsup

I am moving up to OR

Cool what parts?
Im staying in washington now
but i only live 15 miles now from oregon

in the whole Netherlands? Give me a break. I can see that in Amsterdam and some other areas, but don't tell you don't have land and houses in the same price margin.

nice

Where I live there is still a shortage of housing. They are building a lot though every year. So with more houses available for buyers and the same amount of buyers the prize of current houses will go down.

You are right. I should have been more specific. I was thinking the urban parts of the Netherlands but there is parts of The Netherlands where it will be much cheaper.
Still not in the same pricerange though.

Yeh, i recon go for it and pay the bank fees, atleast you have a share in a house, plus its got ocean views from the photo.