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It's less than 20% of the contract. Nice place
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Doug Rucker
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But you could office out of there too....and save yourself xx.xxx.xx per year
Tony Shelton
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Scott I bet that house was 6 mil in 2007.
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Yeah if he buys now he will increase his financial portfolio 110%
Your worth at the end of the long road is all that matters.
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Scott Stone
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The most I have seen it for is 3 million. Our biggest problem is that we are losing kids, and not sure we want to live in a place like that when we are retired. It is a beautiful home, though.
dieseldad97
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Wow!! Looks like a deal to me! Would be nice to own, but the upkeep would drive me nuts. Although if a guy can get into something like that, he hires people I guess.
Tony Shelton
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Electric bill alone will be at least $2300/mo in the summer. Based on our rates.
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Scott Stone
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Nope, about 900 from where I sit. We don't keep our house super cool, and our current home is any about $230 a month for 2800 Sq. Ft.
Paul Kassander
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Looks like you can get your trucks and toys in all those garages...
AZ PowerWash Pros
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Go for it Scott! That house is super sweet! It will double in value easy in 10 years. You only live once
Michael DeRose
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Just pay cash you'll be fine.
Scott Stone
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According to Zillow, the taxes and insurance are only $920 a month. We have an income tax in Arizona, and so the taxes are not quite as bad.
As for parking trucks there, can you imagine my employees if they saw I lived in a house like that? No way would I be parking a fleet of trucks there.
As for cash, well...
As for parking trucks there, can you imagine my employees if they saw I lived in a house like that? No way would I be parking a fleet of trucks there.
As for cash, well...
Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Wow! Unbelievable. I've never seen a $230 month even in the spring or fall. Ours runs between $600-$750 per month all summer for 3400 Sq. Ft (including the office) and we keep it around 78!
In 2003 our first electric bill in August was $730. We replaced all the windows with super efficient double-panes and added 11 more inches of insulation in the attic and it dropped down in the $500's, but now with all the creeping increases it's back up to the $700's. So much for trying to save money.
Our Taxes are over $2k/yr, but no income taxes though. Ours are nothing compared to property taxes in California though.
Scott Stone
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Our house is newer then yours and is well insulated. It makes a huge difference
Scott stop living in a bad area , move out to Gilbert. Quit slumming
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Tally Roof Cleaning
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What a dump. It looks like a Holiday in Express with a transmission repair shop in the back...no privacy....couldn't pay me to live there. (well mabe if the price was right) haha
Scott Stone
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Nope, i swore off Gilbert a long time ago. It lost its charm when it went past Warner.