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by ryuker16 9y ago
When the crash comes they are probably too busy using those savings to stay afloat after losing jobs. You'd be an idiot to invest unless your in a super stable job or confident you can find another quick in a recession. I've been
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Most of that is the poorer side. Due to violence in poorer neighborhoods, less blue collar work, and ironically higher rents in some poorer "hip" neighborhoods. Many high rises under construction here....they aren't building
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by ryuker16 9y ago
If the zoning laws werent there, they would be building new buildings(like they currently do in china. Hence the term ghost cities) instead of investing in overpriced existing stock.
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by ryuker16 9y ago
This is bad but much more significant is restrictive zoning laws. I live in downtown chicago where rents are reasonable and skyscrapers for living at everywhere. Meanwhile, you gotta move heaven and earth to build high density housing in so
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by ryuker16 9y ago
They move those shelves and aisles around and every wal-mart I've seen has 50 ft ceilings.
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Same here....I suspect it's middle and lower managers that will be first to be obliterated. Cashiers don't simple run the register, they do other stuff. Janitors fix stuff and carry heavy boxes, etc. Managers and supervisors? Over
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Welcome to education in poor countries....
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by ryuker16 9y ago
As a former airbnb host, I feel these problems are due to existing bad policies on new construction or zoning unless the city has a huge boom in tourism and not enough hotels. It's a reflection easily corrected though(more hotels). I&#
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Post on Craigslist, somebody will take it.
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Usually they will ding you on every other HOA law to make up for it.
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by ryuker16 9y ago
That's resale companies that recycle or sell used goods. They often won't take pure trash on junk that can't be sold(food waste).
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Those guys make Bank on regular business unlike the sales guy who can have a bad month and earn zero. Real estate agents as a model needs to go however for some folks, it's pretty good if they get a good salesman or buyer agent. I&#x27
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by ryuker16 9y ago
The reason direct contact fails is due to the contract sellers repped by an agent sign: voiding the contract by going around they're back still is a fee. It lasts 6 months or so...after it fails to sell, you should be good assuming the
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Actually some would prefer no agent buyers due to contract arrangement. For example, the buyer and seller will split commission but in some cases one side can collect all of it.
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by ryuker16 9y ago
I assume most folks hire an inspector or appraiser before signing the final line? I agree real estate agents are way too trusted. The good ones are great but any moron or scumbag can get a license.
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by ryuker16 9y ago
It depends on the agent. Some are pretty good at getting you more. The opposite is a house dumper or bad one(the house dumper is pro, excellent for buying). I've sold in other industries before....good ones are worth every penny and kn
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Ideally the real estate agent does help you get max value for your home. So you make more even with commission. For bad sales people, impatient, or delusional folks, etc . A commission bad real estate agent is a great idea. However bad real
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by ryuker16 9y ago
Older people are hesitant because traditionally before the internet, for sale by owner homes had a bad reputation(iffy homes sold by cheap asses with hidden issues) and the real estate agent was the best choice for most. I was helping my pa
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by ryuker16 9y ago
I can't see why they're can't be a uber human driver option or you can simply ask from a cart boy to help with groceries. Heck, with amazon groceries and other similar services, why do they even need to go to the store?
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by ryuker16 10y ago
occam's rusted razor!
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by ryuker16 10y ago
you think he is telling you the whole story?
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by ryuker16 10y ago
divorce rates among upper income, educated folks is low. . . closer to 10-20% range. . . and to be fair some matches are just plain bad or green card marriages.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
>and will have to start over in my only known career (software development) that is brutally ageist. freelance consulting pays better and nobody gives a rats ass what you look like.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
Ive been to naypidaw. Its not that great.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
India courted the soviets which didn't help.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
Chinese factories aren't that bad....whence I started talking about the labor standards in nearby Indian factories he was shocked.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
Sadly, some Americans do.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
Other way around....it's censored but the event aren't given the historical importance...so someone might be aware a rash of protests broke out that day but not the tank dude or how big they were. A bit like how some countries glo
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by ryuker16 10y ago
The North parts of China did go bust (factories moved south) from being the wealthiest. Did not lead to a massive resistance.
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by ryuker16 10y ago
Not gonna happen....I mean, the Chinese who don't like it move or leave.

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