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You can probably buy 3x as many houses here in Boise. Rents are very high and a great return. I can be your realtor here.Going to a few open houses tomorrow. Also enlisted my realtor again.
Oh, how's the new house, @the rover / @-fish-?
How many houses would this make? 
It's still 10-20% below national averages. Growing like crazy. Prices going up a stable 7-12% last few years. Area is going to grow another 50% by 2030. Boise is #1 for construction in US right now. People are moving here from everywhere because of the low prices and quality of life. 2.9% unemployment. 99.2% occupancy rate. People are bidding up rentals like houses.
Have you just given up on RL?Going to a few open houses tomorrow. Also enlisted my realtor again.
Oh, how's the new house, @the rover / @-fish-?
Average house cost? Average rent for that house? Typical taxes and insurance for that house? Local residential permitting trends?You can probably buy 3x as many houses here in Boise. Rents are very high and a great return. I can be your realtor here.
I have no idea what's going on here.mr. furley said:apparently wondering aloud why someone would buy 3 different size bags of dog food (all the same brand), rip one open and put it in a small container, put the middle sized one, sealed, inside the larger container... while leaving the 3rd & largest bag sitting next to the dog dish is stupid.
Ada County avg. is like $280k now. ($180-$600k) (Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna)
$1600-2000 depending on newness and condition.
Yep, it's slightly under where I'd like, but there is so much room to grow here and demand is going to be solid another 15 years. Lot of decent paying jobs coming here finally. Think Austin 20 years ago.
Room to grow means constant price pressure on your investment. It's much cheaper to build houses in bulk than you can buy individually. Maybe a duplex or quad in the city center if there are still some dicey neighborhoods cheap
That's why I'm waiting. going to meet with someone after the new year on those building costs. That return should be much higher. I haven't built before... The existing Dupes and Quads have terrible returns as they are priced too high, especially in Boise.
Yeah, if I last another 30 years it won't be pretty and I definitely shouldn't be near any mountains or Rivers.
and ran after him. For 5 blocks. What the moron didn't know is that my friend is a pretty serious marathon runner. She managed to chase him down and snatch the package back from him. 
Agree 100%. I was going to retire this year from my RE income, but I sold 31 homes last year as I like helping young families get into homes. This year I sold 15 and took some sort of vacation every month and was off May to end of August traveling. It was nice after busting my ### for 40 years.
New house is great. I'd sell it to you, but I just remembered how much I hate moving. Come visit. I have a full bar and a new chick who is suspiciously not crazy (although she is on the crazy scale reserved for redheads, strippers and girls named Tiffany)Going to a few open houses tomorrow. Also enlisted my realtor again.
Oh, how's the new house, @the rover / @-fish-?
Did she shove a knife in his throat and say "merry christmas" after taking back the package?I have a friend that recently moved to NYC. She saw a guy steal a package off her front porch yesterday :(
She got super
The only crappy part were all the people who just ignored her as she was yelling to stop the guy and the neighbor lady that yelled at her for "being rude".
Where was this?I have a friend that recently moved to NYC. She saw a guy steal a package off her front porch yesterday :(
She got super
The only crappy part were all the people who just ignored her as she was yelling to stop the guy and the neighbor lady that yelled at her for "being rude".
