Originally posted by pissedoffsol+Jun 16 2005, 01:20 PM-->adnoh@Jun 16 2005, 02:10 PM
B, There is no money to be made off of that home.
Do yourself a favour and look into a new development. I mean brand new...like no grass yet. Look to spend around $160-$180K.
lmmfao. you're kidding right?
new developments START around 350k-500k.
not happening.
i can't get an 1890's vitorian for 160k. this is not east bumfuck.
Stay at the home for 4-5 years...work & save.
After 4-5 years, pending on the condition of the CT market, turn around and sell the home for $275-300K+
5 years ago, this would have been the case. but then a bunch of towelhead fuck faces decided to drunk-drive some planes into a couple buildings, and everyone and their mother bought houses.
This is what we did. Bought a brand new home for $255K, squatted for 6 years, and just sold the thing last month for $448K. We made hundreds of thousands of dollars in a stoopid amount of time.
and now is the time to sell-- i agree. but freankly, its leveling off lately down here. had a huge rise recently in the past 5 years, and now its plateued. not sure where its going.
Hell, as soon as our subdivision had sod layed and some minor landscaping, our house went up in value by $75K...no joke. Within one year.
Buy new. Wait. Price goes up after development has finished. Sell home. Collect profit. Put towards new home. Keep Sti
perhaps canada has different values... but there is no way im buying a new home. land alone is about 45k per 10th acre in a desired new development. its nuts.
Just do your homework. Take into account what the CT market has to offer. Research recent trends and property values. Keep an eye on the market. And most important, be smart.
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i have been.... and its going no where better fast. thats why im 25 and still live at home like a douche bag.
its time to step up and move on.
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Well, I guess you're right....The Canadian market is entirely diffrent. Not that I live on the corner of buttfuck Ontario and "you got a purrdy mouth" , I'm just outside of Canada's biggest city, Toronto. Anyone I know that has bought a used home in the past ten years, has lost money. We lucked out I guess. But we just bought another brand new home, and we expect similar returns:
Don't know man....gotta take chances I guess. But obviously, you know your demographic much better than I do.