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Warpy

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7. I know that about parks, which is why I said permanent foundation

Reply to Nay (Reply #6)

Fri Jul 17, 2015, 05:20 PM

Jul 2015

which means on your own land outside town. I know condo fees are insane, most of them are higher than any rent I've ever had to pay.

The RV idea didn't appeal to me because I have a couple of floor looms and even the small sample loom couldn't have been shoehorned into one of those with their "conversational" plush seating and other crap I'd never use.

So here I sit in my slum that has become home over the years. I have good neighbors and can't ask for much more than that.

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Why the Increase in Apartment Construction Isn't All Good News [View all] Purveyor Jul 2015 OP

The difference with apartments is that the landlord buys the big ticket stuff Warpy Jul 2015 #1

I went from 1400 to 3400 square feet, both houses all electric, my bill went down snooper2 Jul 2015 #2

New starter houses have certainly been underbuilt, both for young prospective Nay Jul 2015 #3

If you can live outside a city, consider a mobile home Warpy Jul 2015 #4

My BIL was downsized at about age 56 and they went straight to a large bus-type Nay Jul 2015 #6

I know that about parks, which is why I said permanent foundation Warpy Jul 2015 #7

it's absolutely fucking insane the amount of apartments they are building in nashville, TN. spanone Jul 2015 #5