What do you pay for rent?
12-15-2007, 11:16 PM
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$200 a month for property taxes, water and garbage. I own it with no mortgage payments. $100 a month hydro, $50 a month insurance, $100 a month gas, $180 a month cable/internet, $200 a month phones, $200 a month beer, $200 a month tequillla, 151 Rum, Cariboo and Pineapple juice......... 
12-15-2007, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by sqela
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It would be nice to see high rent prices in Michigan.
I pay $499 and i'm poor now
When housing is in demand, rents go up. That equals happier landlords!
guess who'* a landlord
and Wow
you guys should try to live in the Bostom area.you'd ***^ your pants at what the rent is around here.
I'm sure you NY guys know what I mean.
Yep. I was paying 850 a month for a 1 bedroom ILLEGAL apartment on Long Island (and it was only that cheap because I knew the person).
Now, I pay 600 Dollars in Kansas City for a HOUSE with a garage.
where abouts on the island?
North Babylon / And or Centereach.
I've known ChilinMichael since he was like 8 lol.
12-16-2007, 02:03 AM
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my share is $375 a month here in south county saint louie. so, 750 a month. 1300 sq. ft. apt. with washer/dryer, 2 bd room, 2 bath. id rather buy a house, but i gotta take care of a couple credit problems first. rent and housing can vary GREATLY in the st. louis/ st. charles area here.......
12-16-2007, 02:52 AM
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Wisconsin - Weyauwega, WI
2 bed - 1 bath
Incl: heat, hot water, water, trash, garage, coin laundry, all kitchen appliances: $565 (2007)
Hawaii - Wahiawa, HI
2 bed - 1 bath
Incl: water, trash, coin laundry, fridge, mountain view (4th floor): $1100 (2004)
Kuilima Estates - Kahuku, HI
1 bed - 1 bath
Incl: water, trash, pool(*), tennis courts, kitchen appliances, W/D in unit, golf course view: ($800 1994 move in) $1200 (2002 move out)
http://www.steveandjoan.com/images/k...hoto%25202.jpg
Don't live in hawaii unless you've got bucks, even if you do, you won't have em long.
2 bed - 1 bath
Incl: heat, hot water, water, trash, garage, coin laundry, all kitchen appliances: $565 (2007)
Hawaii - Wahiawa, HI
2 bed - 1 bath
Incl: water, trash, coin laundry, fridge, mountain view (4th floor): $1100 (2004)
Kuilima Estates - Kahuku, HI
1 bed - 1 bath
Incl: water, trash, pool(*), tennis courts, kitchen appliances, W/D in unit, golf course view: ($800 1994 move in) $1200 (2002 move out)
http://www.steveandjoan.com/images/k...hoto%25202.jpg
Don't live in hawaii unless you've got bucks, even if you do, you won't have em long.
12-16-2007, 03:44 AM
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ill hopefully be renting out my friends old house from his dad with 2 other friends,
its a
3 bedroom
3 bath
2 car garage
and a den 1500/month +
300/month utility'*
split between 3 people
600/month per person give er take
and im the oldest of the 3 of us...
keep in mind im 19.
its a
3 bedroom
3 bath
2 car garage
and a den 1500/month +
300/month utility'*
split between 3 people
600/month per person give er take
and im the oldest of the 3 of us...
keep in mind im 19.
12-16-2007, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
$200 a month for property taxes, water and garbage. I own it with no mortgage payments. $100 a month hydro, $50 a month insurance, $100 a month gas, $180 a month cable/internet, $200 a month phones, $200 a month beer, $200 a month tequillla, 151 Rum, Cariboo and Pineapple juice.........
12-16-2007, 01:01 PM
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Can't wait to get where you are, Paul!
If not.
Get a good education.
Don't go into debt but if you do, pay it off fast.
Buy, do not rent
Keep your cars a long time. Buy, don't lease.
Work your job like a passion and accept nothing below your own standards. Change jobs every 5 years and have a career plan.
Drive Pontiac and don't defect out of country with your shopping.
