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By Lou Schneider · Posted
Should be OK. The road to avoid is CA 36 between Red Bluff on I-5 and the coast. -
By Lou Schneider · Posted
The Pandemic may have influenced the latest poll. Many fulltimers found themselves with nowhere to stay when the government shut down recreational facilities nationwide including most campgrounds. My lot in the Pahrump co-op saved me from a similar fate when "two weeks to slow the surge" stretched into several months of a total shutdown. Having a place where I could go and ride out the closures was priceless. -
While I'm not trying to speak for Rod, it sees to me that the point was to see what other's opinions on the issue are, and that was successful. To me one of the more interesting aspects of the poll is that it seems to have changed significantly since a similar one was run about 15 or 20 years ago. While that may be true in the recent past, over the long term, Investopedia has a very different opinion. In terms of averages, stocks have tended to have higher total returns over time. The S&P 500 stock index has had an average annualized return around 10% over very long periods (higher if you include dividends), while average annual real estate returns are often more in the 4-8% range. -
Ahh. the youth of today doesn't have a clue what high interest rates are. When we bought our first home, (after living in a trailer for 8 years with two small kids), in 1982, our interest was 16 1/4%. We refinanced every time we could drop the rate by 2% or so, finally using a home equity loan to pay off the higher cost mortgage. It took discipline and determination, but we paid off a 30 yr loan in 17 years. All of which has nothing to do with the original question. You don't have to be "wealthy" to buy a house, just live like your parents did when they were your age. Beater cars, no cable tv, no Starbucks, cook your own meals.......and poof, you too can be "wealthy." -
By LiveWorkDream · Posted
Absolutely. I'm mentioning that in my article for the magazine, because in today's tight housing market, and with high interest rates on mortgages, getting into a new home is really tough for all but the wealthiest people out there.
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