What's the number?

[Benny Profane]

That and we got mud roads.

Fify

[riser4]

Fify

Even better.

[Marshall Tucker]

most of us have been disabled somewhat from ski injuries...and warning to prepare for the future, .

Lot of good wisdom here. even if it's from benny.

[fastfred]

the only thing benny's is right about is the road riding is better in new england and new york

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[Benny Profane]

Oh, and like you typed that from your hot tub with the great view off the deck of your Breck four bedroom fuckpit?

[BFD]

I guesd benny has never rode creede to lake city over slumgullion

[Shredhead]

Benny’s right about the ski in/ out fuck pit.



But I like my road riding, pet friendly.

[fastfred]

Oh, and like you typed that from your hot tub with the great view off the deck of your Breck four bedroom fuckpit?

benny swing by sometime got two lesbians coming over for dinner and a hot tub tonight

I've got lots to say about health care in the mtns but I've been doing bongs hits all day and focusing is not a strong point

But as usual you are all wrong mr local sure I pay 800 s month for ins and drive 1.5 hrs for care at times we then I need that spec iij al hemmeroid looked at but I also am surrounded by alot of top care right where I live

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[neufox47]

The only places that have a good summer business in rentals are way above my means, and that's why they're expensive.

Vermont is affordable , but, it's Vermont. It rained there yesterday. Third time in three weeks.

There’s a 1 bedroom (three bed) two bath condo at the base of Donner Ski Ranch, for $209 (the HOA fees are a bitch though). Donner ski Ranch sucks but it’s right across the street from Sugarbowl. That was in a few minutes of searching, it wouldn’t be my first pick but other cooler properties in the area for $300K. Tahoe has pretty damn good summer draws. I’m sure you could find similar in the San Juan’s, Idaho, Eastern Washington, maybe Utah... Who cares if you ever pay off any principal, all you want to do is be able to use it for the next 10 -15 years. Take out an interest only loan and walk away if it goes under. Think like a banker.

https://www.redfin.com/CA/Soda-Sprin...m_content=link

[SB]

The puppers seem pretty happy on that road.

[Benny Profane]

Think like a banker.

Ewww, no.

Maybe that's why I'm not working and most my age are.

[ncskier]

It’s the damn HOA fees that ruin it for me. I’m sitting at a solitude rental for about the 100th time and each time I think let me purchase. Even writing a check I’m still saddled with a 600-800 payment per months between HOA and taxes. Maybe slightly higher.
So yes I do think like a slightly intelligent banker and question whether I’d buy a negative amortization bond that if a plunk down $400k it costs me a negative 3-4% a year.
I don’t want to be a landlord either.
Any locals correct me if my numbers are wrong, because I’d like to be wrong.


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[Shredhead]

Hopefully your also getting 6-10% appreciation.

Once you’ve gone ski in/out, your never going back.

[Benny Profane]

Must be nice.

[SB]

Then you miss all the lot 4 phun.

[Benny Profane]

The TGR bubble speaks.

[riser4]

Y'all ski?

[old goat]

ski in ski out is nice on a trip but I wouldn't want to live at the base of a ski area. Truckee works for me (except on stormy winter weekends when no sane Truckee-ite leaves the house).

[Mofro261]

Then you miss all the lot 4 phun.

Its a 10min walk up the road, ski in but not ski out. But the phun hasn't materialized yet this season, hope January treats us better.

[XXX-er]

42

I just finished reading the Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy

[Toadman]

42

I just finished reading the Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy

Good for you.

[Toadman]

I kind of like the road riding out West.





Being close to a hospital that actually knows what its doing would good too. The little red neck hospital near me doesn't inspire confidence. Especially when all the retired folks around me end up going to the hospitals in Portland for major surgery and what not.

[dan_pdx]

Can't remember if I've opined here in the past, but my current number is $2.5 M, after realizing that I would need to pay for health insurance for a good number of years until I can get Medicare. Could probably move that number down a little by moving somewhere with public healthcare that's willing to have me.

[XXX-er]

Good for you.

thats it ?

[SkiCougar]

Can't remember if I've opined here in the past, but my current number is $2.5 M, after realizing that I would need to pay for health insurance for a good number of years until I can get Medicare. Could probably move that number down a little by moving somewhere with public healthcare that's willing to have me.

2.5 mil, you got some pricey house or travel tastes imo. imo, if you think and plan; you could do it for a lot less; but some want a house in CA or Boston or something slopeside; I prefer the time; I can rent that view.